Arbor Networks / Gmail / Telscape International Inc. / U.S. industries / Finjan / MessageLabs / Accenture / Palo Alto Networks / PricewaterhouseCoopers / Internet Attacks Grow More Potent New York Times / Comverse Technology Inc. / Wilson / Symantec Corp. / Response / Penn Schoen & Berland Associates / MySpace / IBM / Symantec Security Response / AT&T / Secunia / USA Today / Verizon Wireless / NCC Group / XIII / Financial Times / Cisco / Security Technology / AOL / Intel / Microsoft / /
Continent
Europe / Asia / North America / South America / /
Country
United Kingdom / United States / /
Currency
GBP / USD / /
Facility
University of California / Cyberthieves Mine / /
IndustryTerm
online retailer / manufacturing facility / billing software / storage devices / government computer systems / transportation systems / technology look / Web browser / portable media / open source technology / online data brokers / cybersecurity advocacy / free online programs / Internet cafes / online applications / removable media / finance / flash media cards / value services / Internet operators / technology systems / social media / online criminals / free Web / cybersecurity / bank / social networking / police search / Web programs / unknown devices / Internet criminals / software quality / manufacturing / free consumer vulnerability-scanning tool / corporate networks / particular / social networking sites / payment-processing systems / government-owned removable media devices / malicious software / healthcare workers / bank accounts / mobile operator / wireless phone records / shadowy groups / Internet Security Threat Report Vol. / online retailers / interactive Web / banking / removable media devices / portable data storage devices / antivirus software / /
MusicAlbum
Monday / /
OperatingSystem
Windows XP / Microsoft Windows / Windows Server / /
Organization
US Air Force / California legislature / U.S. government / Center for Democracy / Army / IDG News Service / Judiciary Committee / Electronic Privacy Information Center / U.S. Department of Justice / Central Intelligence Agency / Center for Law & Technology / United States Army / Obama administration / U.S. Federal Trade Commission / Electronic Frontier Foundation / Bush administration / University of California / Berkeley / Department of Energy / National Intelligence / Financial Services Authority / Center for Democracy and Technology / George W. Bush's administration / Internet Security Alliance / federal government / National Cyber Security Division / UK Information Commissioner's Office / National Aeronautics and Space Administration / US Defense Department / Department of Defense / UK Information Commissioner Seeks Authority / /
Person
Ban Surface By Brian Prince / Cyber Threat / Jordan Robertson / William Confidence / Tad Neeley / Phil Attackers / Barack Obama / Samson Wu / Jonathan Pettus / Patrick Leahy / Ken Munro / Kurt Silverman / Jack Johnson / Mike McConnell / Gunter Ollmann / George W. Bush / Chris Hoofnagle / Kurt Opsahl / Prince / Stephen Lawson / Larry Clinton / Joe Jarzombek / Tim Several / Jim Most / Danny McPherson / Tom Donahue / Marc Fossi / John Gilligan / Chris King / John Morris / Paul Wood / Anthony Roe / Ari Schwartz / Alfred Huger / Chris Many / /
Position
President / vice president / systems administrator / Chief Information Officer / entrepreneur / staff attorney / banking representative / manager of development / customerservice representative / Counsel / Editor / director of the information privacy program / director of the penetration testing and IT security specialist / consultant / Senator / unnamed representative / mechanic / chairman / vice president and chief operating officer / director / senior vice president / CIO / analysis engineer / analyst / /
ProvinceOrState
California / /
Technology
SOA / 22 use technologies / mobile phones / instant messaging / operating system / mobile devices / encryption / cell phones / antivirus software / flash / open source technology / peer-to-peer / anti-virus software / cellular telephone / file sharing / gigabit / /
The following are major trends within information security and some of their implications for state government