Issue 6: March 2006 - (IN)SECURE Magazine
Summary: Issue 6 of (IN)SECURE Magazine, dated March 2006, carries articles on best practices in enterprise database protection, quantifying the cost of spyware to the enterprise, breaking website sessions to hack into a machine, IT security certifications, the history and metrics of OSSTMM, PHP and SQL security, Apache denial-of-service attacks, and war-driving in Germany at CeBIT 2006. Contributors listed include Peter Berlich of the (ISC)2 European Advisory Board, Bryan Gale of Webroot, Alexander Gostev of Kaspersky Lab, Pete Herzog of ISECOM, Ulf T. Mattsson of Protegrity, and Colm Murphy of Espion, with an interview of Kenny Paterson of Royal Holloway, University of London.
What's compelling: The issue's lead topic is the cost of spyware to the enterprise, framed as a quantification problem for the organizations reading it.
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