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Our mission is to provide timely, in-depth and objective info-security information through a mixture of news, features and product reviews to enable our readers to make the right infosecurity choices for their organizations.

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Read SC Magazine, August 2008 Online

FEATURES
Evident domain
With e-discovery laws in effect, companies find benefits to data archiving, says TLC Vision's Roger McIlmoyle.

About two years ago, TLC Vision, fresh off a recent acquisition, got sued by an employee who believed he was slighted by the company's profit-sharing program. The employee's lawyers demanded that TLC Vision produce any electronically stored communications related to the case. ...
 
Flight plan
To keep up with its expansion, Denver-based Frontier Airlines sought to centralize its firewall needs.
 
No small concern
Small- and medium-sized enterprises are often ignored by security vendors, and contend with unsavvy users a lot.
 
Breach laws: A mixed bag
Data breach laws have proven to be helpful to consumers, but daunting to those charged with enforcement.
 
Is FISMA fizzling?
Can the Federal Information Security Management Act have an upside to the government, Eric Butterman asks.
 
Stop global threats with teamwork
The U.S. should engage with the world to combat cyberthreats, says Howard Schmidt.

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Mission of SC Magazine
Our mission is to provide IT security professionals with in-depth and unbiased information in one incomparable publication. And with each monthly issue we achieve this mandate through timely news, comprehensive analysis, cutting-edge features, contributions from thought leaders and the best, most extensive collection of product reviews in the business. We've been doing this since 1989, when we first began campaigning for organizations' information security leaders, making it the longest established IT security title in the United States.

SC Magazine's readers must have the necessary knowledge about IT security strategies, best practices, government regulations and current infosecurity tools. These IT security professionals need to understand the base technical demands they and their businesses face when addressing security issues, while at the same time grasp how decisions related to their security postures will fit into their overall business strategies. By offering a consolidated view of the IT security space through independent product tests and well-researched editorial content that provides the contextual backdrop for how these IT security tools will address larger demands put on businesses today - SC Magazine enables IT security pros to make the right security decisions for their companies.

Armed with such a complete view of the information security industry, our readers gain all the relevant information they need to safeguard their enterprises and meet business goals at the same time. SC Magazine provides IT security professionals a forum from which they can learn from their peers' experiences, analysts' findings, vendors' knowledge and gain from others' expertise.

- Illena Armstrong, Editor-in-Chief

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