Historically, many organizations and personnel have been concerned about user activity monitoring (UAM). Certain business cultures feel that these activities are an invasion of privacy or are distrustful. However, in today’s Internet connected, data driven world, having specific information or data means the difference in being a market leader and being out of business.
Leveraging User Activity Monitoring to Protect Information and Employees from Cyber Threats
Topics:
Edward Snowden
IT Management
access controls
David Monahan
National Security Agency
Scott Crawford
security
Security
spear phishing
User Activity Monitoring
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Last minute 2014 RSA Boycotts Hurt Attendees not RSA
With all of the negative attention that the NSA – RSA relationship (or deal) has been getting, many are fired up. If the deal went down anything like it has been reported by Reuters, then rightfully so. However, the last minute boycotts of the RSA event to show disapproval are a bit much.
Topics:
Boycott
EMC Corporation
Google
Business
IT Management
David Monahan
National Security Agency
Reuters
RSA
RSA Conference
Security
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Recent Surveillance “Revelations” Part 2- What can we do?
I hope you were able to read part 1 of this blog prior to coming to this part as it really sets the stage.
Topics:
FISC
IT Management
AnchorFree
David Monahan
Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act
National Security Agency
Scott Crawford
Security
Supreme Court
TOR
United States
United States Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Co
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Introduction and Thoughts About Recent Surveillance “Revelations”
Hello everyone! I have been at Enterprise Management Associates for a couple of months now and decided that it is time to write an introduction and blog. For those of you who have been following the blog from Scott Crawford, I hope you will find my blogs stimulating and possibly entertaining. I tend to throw a few zingers in on occasion for a little humor as sometimes security writing can come across a little dry.
Topics:
Information Age
IT Management
Capitol College
David Monahan
Information security
National Security Agency
Red Scare
Security
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