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Spreadsheets still in the crosshairs?
If there has been a whipping boy of the GRC movement, it's been the spreadsheet. Vendors regularly lambaste spreadsheet-based processes, almost defining the use of Excel as synonymous with manual, ad... Read more...
Identity crisis for GRC industry?
In some respects, the governance, risk and compliance (GRC) software industry is as healthy as ever. Coming out of a recession, many companies are now prepared to spend more on GRC programs.... Read more...
GRC software to go green?
The green movement is slowly rolling through the corporate world, requiring new thinking at all levels. Certainly, we've seen a lot of companies overhaul various IT and data center practices with... Read more...
The future of IT security professionals
If you're an IT security professional right now, you're in a pretty good spot. Even in this recession, you've likely noticed strong demand in the job market. So what's the sweet spot over the next... Read more...
Financial reform to encourage whistleblowers
The whistleblower provisions (whistleblowers news) of Sarbanes-Oxley got a lot of media coverage. But ultimately it proved really hard for whistleblowers to qualify for Sarbox protection. We've... Read more...
Europe readying for Visa's new CodeSure card
As the hunt for measures to supplement PCI-DSS (or perhaps replace it) continues, Visa is ready to launch its Visa CodeSure card in Europe, which operates as a standard chip card but also includes an... Read more...
Also Noted
> Adobe plans security sandbox for reader. Article
> Chief counsel of enforcement division steps down. Article
> How social networks are attacked. Article
> SEC aims to beef up enforcement. Article
> More on 404(b). Article
> Hospital deals with lost back-up files. Article
And finally ... Twitter takes a toll on developers. Article
