Emmanuel Carabott CISSP heads security research at GFI Software. He has over 12 years’ experience in the security field and is a regular contributor to several websites and blogs. For more information about the benefits of using email usage reporting.
By Emmanuel Carabott February 17, 2010
This week the BBC reported that someone has disclosed contact details for 170,000 of Shell’s employees world wide. The disclosure comes with a note claiming...
By Emmanuel Carabott January 20, 2010
Recently I wrote an article about how Trust can be a security risk in one’s environment; today I will expand on that further. On the...
By Emmanuel Carabott January 19, 2010
In the modern age vulnerabilities are discovered in one of two ways; organizations, researcher, testers and white hats test applications for vulnerabilities due to their...
By Emmanuel Carabott January 15, 2010
I’ve previously discussed how important it is to pay attention to the medium you’re using; transferring data via satellite for example puts you at great...
By Emmanuel Carabott January 06, 2010
Some time ago I was reading about the Counterfeit banknote detector pen. This pen basically writes in yellow on genuine money but in black or...
By Emmanuel Carabott December 11, 2009
In a world where a sizable part of any company’s assets or management thereof resides in a computer system, it is more than sensible to...
By Emmanuel Carabott December 09, 2009
USB has become a very popular interface over the years. Plenty of devices have been developed that provide a USB interface such as cameras, phones,...
By Emmanuel Carabott December 07, 2009
We all know how important a password can be. This is especially true when that password is used on multiple systems. In my past articles...
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