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Inside a data leak audit

When the director of IT at a Boston-based, midsize pharmaceutical firm was first approached to participate in a data leakage audit, he was thrilled. He figured the audit would uncover a few weak spots in the company's data leak defenses and he would then be able to leverage the audit results into funding for additional security resources. But he got way more than he bargained for.

| Feature | Security | 05/11/09 at 10:19 am |


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Most common data leak violations

With more than two decades of security audits under his belt, Networks Unlimited President Harry Segal has seen it all. Here are the most common violations he encounters.

| Feature | Security | 05/11/09 at 10:16 am |


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Creative ways to fight data leaks

Data leaks are a hot topic in information security. But what if you can't afford the tools that are specifically designed to keep employees from intentionally or mistakenly leaking private or valuable corporate data to the outside? It turns out there are some creative ways to use what you have to tackle the problem.

| Opinion | Security | 04/27/09 at 4:37 pm |


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Data can leak from partially encrypted disks

If you're using encryption software to keep part of your computer's hard drive private, you may have a problem, according to researchers at the University of Washington and British Telecommunications.

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