Andreas Antonopoulos

Articles by Andreas Antonopoulos

The legalities of cloud privacy

Legal precedents being set are potentially devastating for enterprise adoption of cloud computing

The challenge of securing virtualization operations

The old management mantra is "you can't manage what you don't measure." The mantra for security operations in a virtual environment is "you can't secure it if you can't even find it"

No excuse for unencrypted laptops

If you're not protecting the data on your enterprise's laptops, you're not doing due diligence, says Network World columnist Andreas Antonopoulos

Google’s guilt by association

Through no fault of its own, the search giant takes a reputation hit. Why staying off the front page requires you to police your partners too

Cover your mouth when you sneeze

While we pay a lot of attention to preventing malware in our incoming traffic, we don't do much to protect other systems from our own traffic expectorations

A question of trust and identity

If we differentiate between identity, attestation and trust we can actually achieve both privacy and security

In security, less is more

Do we really need to expose ourselves to ever-increasing complexity? Also, all about 'identity placebos'

Threat prediction a flawed security approach

The less we focus on specific threats and the more we accept uncertainty, the better we can prepare for new threats

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