Unsecured Economies, and Overly-secured Reports

A Modest Proposal

Educators see secure coding training challenges, improvements

Secure coding training courses often take a back seat to other material that competes for inclusion in the curriculum, said Pascal Meunier, a visiting assistant professor at Purdue University’s Center for Education and Research in Information Assurance and Security (CERIAS) program. Meunier said more security experts need to become teachers and join in the effort in creating and maintaining course material.

Customer (dis)service

E-voting rears its head. Again.

Follow-up on the CA Hack

A Serious Threat to Online Trust

Word documents being used in new attacks

Rethinking computing insanity, practice and research

Upsilon Pi Epsilon to Present Abacus Award to Eugene Spafford at the UPE Annual Convention

The International Honor Society for the Computing and Information Disciplines will present its most prestigious award to Dr. Spafford