Information Security Laws, Investigations and Ethics

MUST READ Cyberwar: A threat to business TIP - This tip profiles today's international cyberterrorists, and offers ways to guard enterprise networks against those attackers who thrive on the thrill of creating corporate chaos.

NEWS: 1 - 3 of 99

	Anti-cybercrime legislation sent to president SearchSecurity.com | 18 Sep 2008 ARTICLE - New legal provisions tackle botnets and give law enforcement more tools to fight online crime.

	DHS should lose cybersecurity authority, experts say SearchSecurity.com | 16 Sep 2008 ARTICLE - A group of security and policy experts told a House subcommittee Tuesday that cybersecurity should move from DHS to the White House.

	Google amends log retention rules, privacy advocates respond SearchSecurity.com | 09 Sep 2008 ARTICLE - Privacy advocates want more information about Google's methods of making its server logs anonymous.

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EXPERT TECHNICAL ADVICE: 1 - 3 of 17

INFORMATION SECURITY LAWS, INVESTIGATIONS AND ETHICS EXPERTS
			Mike Rothman President and Principal Analyst ASK A QUESTION

	What vendors would you recommend for software write-blockers? 07 Oct 2008 EXPERT ANSWER - In a forensics investigation, a software write-blocker can be very helpful. But which vendors offer the best blockers? Security management expert Mike Rothman explains what to look for.

	As the nursing QI, do I have the right to patient information under HIPAA? 07 Oct 2008 EXPERT ANSWER - Under HIPAA's guidelines, it can be hard to tell who should have access to what information. So who makes the call? Security management expert Mike Rothman explains.

	Learn from NIST: Best practices in security program management 17 Jun 2008 TIP - Security management expert Mike Rothman offers advice on how certain NIST guidelines can help an organization highlight problems within its enterprise security program.

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REFERENCE & LEARNING: 1 - 3 of 6

	Security rules to live by: Compliance with laws and regulations Published by Information Shield, Inc. | 01 Nov 2006 BOOK CHAPTER - An excerpt of Chapter 3: Security Rules to Live By, from David J. Lineman's Information Protection Made Easy.

	Steal this Computer Book 4.0: Prevent Google hacking No Starch Press | 01 Jul 2006 BOOK CHAPTER - An excerpt from Chapter 8: Chapter 8: Stalking the Computer of "Steal this Computer Book 4.0," by Wallace Wang.

	Ensure that legal responsibilities are clear -- Especially when trouble strikes AIIM Publications | 19 Sep 2005 BOOK CHAPTER - Excerpt from Chapter 15 of Information Nation Warrior: Information Management Compliance Boot Camp.

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MAGAZINE CONTENT (free subscription required): 1 - 3 of 11

	Security Certifications' Ethics Programs Merely Window-Dressing Information Security Magazine | 01 Sep 2008 COLUMNS - Professional information security organizations' efforts to improve their ethics programs only dress up an ugly situation.

	Disclosure Laws Fail as an Incentive to Secure Data Information Security Magazine | 01 Apr 2008 COLUMNS - Layer8: Data Leak Fatigue

	E-Discovery Compliance Requires Security Pros to Think As Lawyers Do Information Security Magazine | 01 Mar 2008 COLUMNS - Perspectives: Think Like a Lawyer

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DEFINITIONS: 1 - 3 of 16

	HSPD-7 14 Nov 2005 WORD - HSPD-7 (Homeland Security Presidential Directive No. 7) is a directive that was issued by U.S. President George W. Bush in December, 2003 to update policies intended to protect the country from terrorist attacks. This ...

	CALEA 03 Jun 2005 WORD - CALEA (Communications Assistance for Law Enforcement Act) is a United States federal law that enables the government to intercept wire and electronic communications and call-identifying information under certain circumstances ...

	I-SPY Act 31 May 2005 WORD - The I-SPY Act, formally known as the Internet Spyware Prevention Act of 2005 (H.R. 744), is a bill in the U.S. Congress that would criminalize the unauthorized use of spyware, phishing, and other methods of using the Internet ...

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