Jay Heiser

Research Vice President -

Gartner -

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Jay G. Heiser writes the bi-monthly Layer 8 column for Information Security magazine.

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Gartner: Investigations must be done carefully and correctly
19 Apr 2010
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Data classification best practices: Techniques, methods and projects
05 Mar 2009
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Drop in staff morale increases security threat
12 Nov 2008
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Tarnishing 'good names': How to stop a losing battle with identity thieves
03 Jun 2008
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Military mindset no longer applicable in our line of work
09 Mar 2006
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Stop hackers using search engines to steal your data
19 Jan 2005
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Bank’s web vulnerability shows need for secure programming
16 Nov 2004
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The evolution of the information security specialist
15 Nov 2004
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Forming enterprise security best practices from past mistakes
01 Sep 2004
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Public health approach to information security
19 Jul 2004
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Industry needs less ethical computer hacking, more risk management strategies
01 May 2004
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Thought for the day: Laptops let in the worms
16 Mar 2004
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Implementing a better operational risk management framework
01 Mar 2004
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Thought for the day: Code leaked, sky to fall?
24 Feb 2004
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Must-haves for your network forensic toolbox
11 Feb 2004
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Understanding the Open Systems Interconnection model
01 Jan 2004
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Personal data security: Why we're dropping the ball
01 Dec 2003
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Implementing security policies to make them stick
01 Oct 2003
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Identifying new approaches to risk management
03 Jul 2003
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The growth of information security acronyms
20 Mar 2003
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Taking action: Understanding the importance of information security
23 Jan 2003
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Q&A: Cracking the information security paradigm with Ross Anderson
01 Feb 2002
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Review: Malicious Mobile Code
01 Jan 2002
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Security product marketing: Separating hype from reality
01 Jan 2002

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