http://blog.whatsyourisq.com Increase the Information security awareness of your workforce Wed, 04 Jun 2008 02:20:30 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en Hello All, Sitting at the new international airport in Bangalore, I was thinking about the hue and cry the new airport raised. Of course, the fundamental problem was not the airport in itself, but the connectivity from the Bangalore City to the airport. But, unfortunately, the airport ended up as the ... http://blog.whatsyourisq.com/2008/06/04/information-security-acceptance-and-the-new-bangalore-airport-from-rejection-to-slow-acceptance-2/ The Man and his Beautiful wife  Once there lived a man who had a beautiful wife. The man was so concerned about the lady and dared to take her for parties or in public gatherings. He was afraid that someone will take his beautiful wife away .He got the best Security ... http://blog.whatsyourisq.com/2008/05/29/know-your-employee-kye-%e2%80%93-the-human-factor-in-information-security/ Hello,Observing the traffic in Bangalore, you realize something important that you can apply for information security awareness management. Almost all drivers in Bangalore are "AWARE" of the traffic rules and that is the reason why they have passed the driving license exam and received their licenses. But "AWARENESS" does not ... http://blog.whatsyourisq.com/2008/05/28/the-difference-between-security-awareness-and-good-security-behavior/ Business professionals increasingly use laptops as it makes work and communications easier. At the same time laptops are storehouses of very valuable information and prime targets for thieves, not only for their physical value but also for the information inside. The team at whatsyourisq.com has created a simple video that illustrates ... http://blog.whatsyourisq.com/2008/05/19/preventing-laptop-security-theft/ Most companies are failing to address the serious security risks created by the proliferation of USB flash drives, MP3 players and similar portable storage devices, industry experts have warned. iPod is widely used by people and many of them bring it to the workplace. iPods have massive storage capacity and it ... http://blog.whatsyourisq.com/2008/05/13/ipod-entertainment-or-information-security-threat-part-1/ The company may ask you to work from home in case of emergencies such as natural calamities; epidemics and other may provide you a laptop computer. Use the following guidelines to protect the company laptop and information inside while working from home. Read more on work from home security.... http://blog.whatsyourisq.com/2008/05/07/work-from-home-security-part-1/ Gary Hinson, CEO of IsecT Ltd. and the brains behind NoticeBored. Gary has extensive practical experience of information security, having worked in, managed and provided consultancy support to information security and IT audit functions for large multinationals in financial services, pharmaceuticals, civil & military aerospace and high technology industries since ... http://blog.whatsyourisq.com/2008/04/30/interview-with-security-expert-gary-hinson/ You look both sides of the road before you cross it. Then why don’t you press Ctrl+Alt+De+Enter before you leave your workstation (computer)! Read more on Finding security bugs in our brain   http://blog.whatsyourisq.com/2008/04/30/basic-security-tips-finding-security-bugs-in-our-brain/ They got the looks and most importantly capacity. They are going to be generation next's choice of mass storage. Yep, the Blu-Ray and HD DVD is going to be the next data storage device of the masses. Read more on - (Blu-Ray and HD DVD) Gigantic storage devices come with a ... http://blog.whatsyourisq.com/2008/04/28/new-kid-on-the-block-mass-storage-devices-blu-ray-and-hd-dvd/ This new series of article focuses on creating email security awareness specifically while considering the scenario of checking corporate emails from outside the office.People may check their corporate mails from cafes, from their personal laptops or friends/relatives PCs, just because they want to update the current work scenario on their ... http://blog.whatsyourisq.com/2008/04/22/new-email-security-awareness-part-1/