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Sorin Mustaca
(ISC)2 CSSLP,Security+, Project+, IT Security Expert
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Encryption is not solving all cybersecurity problems
Posted Oct 2, 2015 at (ISC)² Blog
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IT Security essentials for small and medium enterprises
It is no secret that the cyber criminals are where the money are. If the targets are easy to breach, it is even better since this improves the ratio effort/outcome for them. Usually, small to medium size companies are preferred targets because they fit in this category: they do have money, more than the private users, and are very easy to infiltrate. The tips below help these companies not only to survive in the cyber world, but also keep the attackers away. Continue reading
Posted Mar 22, 2015 at (ISC)² Blog
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What is a security expert?
Posted Feb 13, 2015 at (ISC)² Blog
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Why we continue to fail on cyber security
Posted Jul 30, 2014 at (ISC)² Blog
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The sad state of Java security
The problem of Oracle is that they bought a technology that was stretched out to be actually “write once, run everywhere”. The Virtual Machine that provides this functionality had to be ported to all devices, and lately (in the past few years) also on mobile devices. As written in the news, even if the “run everywhere” meant initially “run on every platform” – so cross platform - this concept has been now extended to actually run on platforms used by mobile devices as well (ubiquitous computing). During the last years, Java evolved while it has been ported to the new... Continue reading
Posted Nov 25, 2013 at (ISC)² Blog
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May 29, 2013
Security “for free”?
As security professionals, we are continuously facing the challenge of smaller and smaller budgets allocated to maintain and improve the IT security. That’s probably the main reason why there is always the temptation of “Free”. Many people, sometimes even professionals, think that they can achieve a good security for free. “For free” means in this context that some programs used to achieve and improve security don’t cost any money to acquire. Unfortunately, the analysis of the costs stops at the acquisition and it ignores other costs like the installation and maintenance costs. But, is it possible to cover all the... Continue reading
Posted May 29, 2013 at (ISC)² Blog
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