by Jesper Kråkhede, Sweden
Posted in Compliance, Security Architecture on Feb 15th, 2007
Are you using credit cards at your website or in some other parts of your business? PCI DSS stands for Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard and is a rather technical approach how you should protect your information. The fees and fines if you loose the credit cards are really high. How should you proceed […]
Posted in Security Architecture on Feb 5th, 2007
Security Architecture is a wonderful tool to use. There are so many marvelous words to use to really make everything totaly hopeless to understand. I recently attended a discussion regarding Security Architecture and was served a lot of terminology that I did not understand. When I asked him it turned out that he did not either. So […]
Posted in Computer Forensics, Security Architecture on Feb 4th, 2007
When I do Computer Forensics one of the largest problems is to find all the needed information. Most of the time we have to recreate this from different sources if it is at all possible to do. With this little casestudy I will try to give the basic setup for what is needed to have a good […]
Posted in Security Architecture on Feb 3rd, 2007
A few simple words. How do you create a security architecture? The answer is: You don´t! What you really do is to take an architecture that shows the businessflow, information flow or the technical infrastructure and adds security properties on all and every object while you look on the three different phases information could reside […]