SECURITY has almost always been taken for granted in the corporate jungle - it's only recently that awareness in organizations has arisen and so they are moving towards securing their network and data.One of the key factors that contribute towards lack of knowledge and interest in this area is exposure - exposure to threats and vulnerabilities and lack of forums to discuss this issue. Read More

KARACHI, Dec 13: The Sindh IT Secretary, Yahya Waliullah, said that the legislation regarding cyber security in Sindh was under process to ensure safe use of the technology. He was speaking at a two-day Pakistan's annual cyber security convention "Pakcon 2005" here on Tuesday. Read More

Cyber security is a buzz word these days, as the international media is littered with breaking news on exploits and malware affecting millions of PCs world wide. Mostly what we hear or see in this respect is through foreign news sources, but that is set to change, largely because of local initiatives such as Pak Con. Read More

KARACHI: PakCon III, the third conference on IT-based security, with the slogan, 'Where security matters' was held Thursday at a local hotel and its organizers said that attendance has gone from 70 attendees in the first year to a turnout of around 170. Read More

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Wired and Active, 04 March, 2009

This article was featured in the April 2009 issue of CIO Pakistan's CSO magazine.

In a cruel world, where even slow portals are not forgiven, the uproar in the event of a security breach is not too difficult to imagine.
Today, with the evolution of electronic commerce, online business presence signifies much more than your proactive business approach. The well being of your IT infrastructure relates to the trust of your customers and your corporate identity. Read More