When we look back in history to review and understand the
past year, you can be assured it will be remembered as a year of
significant change.
In early January 2014, companies large and small scrambled to
better understand and analyze a major retail breach that left
them asking whether or not their own security measures would
survive the next storm. Before spring was barely in motion, we
had our first taste of the “designer vuln”—a critical
vulnerability that not only proved lethal for targeted attacks,
but also had a cleverly branded logo, website and call-name (or
handle) that would forever identify the disclosure.
more here..........http://public.dhe.ibm.com/common/ssi/ecm/wg/en/wgl03073usen/WGL03073USEN.PDF
past year, you can be assured it will be remembered as a year of
significant change.
In early January 2014, companies large and small scrambled to
better understand and analyze a major retail breach that left
them asking whether or not their own security measures would
survive the next storm. Before spring was barely in motion, we
had our first taste of the “designer vuln”—a critical
vulnerability that not only proved lethal for targeted attacks,
but also had a cleverly branded logo, website and call-name (or
handle) that would forever identify the disclosure.
more here..........http://public.dhe.ibm.com/common/ssi/ecm/wg/en/wgl03073usen/WGL03073USEN.PDF