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Competing with brains, not brawn
Monday, February 25, 2002Selling Security
Security solutions are increasingly becoming the province of the Chief Security Officer.
Impact Player. More serious threats and legal responsibilities have many businesses boosting the security chief to executive status [TechWeb]
For His Next Trick...
Tim Berners-Lee has already developed the web and XML - now he's working on giving the net a brain of its own.
The Next Web. By 2005, Tim Berners-Lee aims to replace the World Wide Web with the Semantic Web, which will understand human language [Business Week: Technology]
Closing The Barn Door?
Interesting...and probably useful...applications. A possible risk is that organizations will simply look to applications like this to spot problems, rather than trying to fix the poor security in the first place.
Hackers Sneak Through Open Doors In Applications. Businesses turn to new class of software to block intruders [TechWeb]