You think we’d have gotten past this by now. After all the research, mathematical and technological advancement almost all of our most valuable digital – and ultimately real – assets are protected by one little word. Usually something lame like our dog’s name or favorite team mascot. That’s right, I’m talking about passwords. In spite [...]
Archive for September 9, 2008
Keys to the kingdom
Posted: September 9, 2008 in general, securityTags: Bruce Schneier, encryption, multi-factor authentication, open source, password generator, Password Safe, passwords, PCI, SecurePuter, strong passwords
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Security ideas for your mom part 3
Posted: September 9, 2008 in general, securityTags: common sense, end-point security, mom, risk, threats
In part 1 we started a foray into security ideas for your mom with this (highly abbreviated) list: Security Ideas for Mom Think. Use common sense. Learn how to use your hardware and software. Don’t use something you don’t understand. It’s your computer. Show that machine who’s boss – who’s your mama! Your friends are [...]
