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2007

2006

Dilemmas and boundaries of digital rights managementE. Eugene Schultz. compsec, 25(1):1-2, 2006. [doi]

Special systems: Overlooked sources of security risk?E. Eugene Schultz. compsec, 25(3):155, 2006. [doi]

Representing information security fairly and accuratelyE. Eugene Schultz. compsec, 25(4):237, 2006. [doi]

Issues concerning the distribution of vulnerability informationE. Eugene Schultz. compsec, 25(7):475-476, 2006. [doi]

The changing winds of information securityE. Eugene Schultz. compsec, 25(5):315-316, 2006. [doi]

Predicting the future of InfoSecE. Eugene Schultz. compsec, 25(8):553-554, 2006. [doi]

About Unofficial patches E. Eugene Schultz. compsec, 25(2):79-80, 2006. [doi]

Microsoft is back in the hot seatE. Eugene Schultz. compsec, 25(6):393-394, 2006. [doi]

2005

Security viewsE. Eugene Schultz. compsec, 24(8):589-598, 2005.

Search engines: a growing contributor to security riskE. Eugene Schultz. compsec, 24(2):87-88, 2005. [doi]

Non-infosec professionals in infosec?E. Eugene Schultz. compsec, 24(5):347-348, 2005. [doi]

Security viewsE. Eugene Schultz. compsec, 24(5):349-358, 2005.

Personal information compromises: It is time for the U.S. Government to wake upE. Eugene Schultz. compsec, 24(4):261-262, 2005. [doi]

Security dilemmas with Microsoft s Internet ExplorerE. Eugene Schultz. compsec, 24(3):175-176, 2005. [doi]

The human factor in securityE. Eugene Schultz. compsec, 24(6):425-426, 2005. [doi]

Lycos crosses the lineE. Eugene Schultz. compsec, 24(2):89-90, 2005. [doi]

Infosec certification: Which way do we turn from here?E. Eugene Schultz. compsec, 24(8):587-588, 2005. [doi]

Security viewsE. Eugene Schultz. compsec, 24(6):427-436, 2005.

Aligning disaster recovery and security incident responseE. Eugene Schultz. compsec, 24(7):505-506, 2005. [doi]

2004

Security viewsE. Eugene Schultz. compsec, 23(7):533-541, 2004.

Worms and viruses: are we losing control?E. Eugene Schultz. compsec, 23(3):179-180, 2004. [doi]

Security viewsE. Eugene Schultz. compsec, 23(3):181-190, 2004. [doi]

Security training and awareness - fitting a square peg in a round holeE. Eugene Schultz. compsec, 23(1):1-2, 2004. [doi]

Incident response teams need to changeE. Eugene Schultz. compsec, 23(2):87-88, 2004. [doi]

Intrusion preventionE. Eugene Schultz. compsec, 23(4):265-266, 2004. [doi]

Security viewsE. Eugene Schultz. compsec, 23(4):267-274, 2004. [doi]

Sarbanes-Oxley - a huge boon to information security in the USE. Eugene Schultz. compsec, 23(5):353-354, 2004. [doi]

The case for one-time credentialsE. Eugene Schultz. compsec, 23(6):441-442, 2004. [doi]

The gap between cryptography and information security: has it narrowed?E. Eugene Schultz. compsec, 23(7):531-532, 2004. [doi]

Security viewsE. Eugene Schultz. compsec, 23(5):355-361, 2004. [doi]

Is the U.S. government really getting serious about information security?E. Eugene Schultz. compsec, 23(8):621-622, 2004. [doi]

2003

Dealing with contextual vulnerabilities in code: distinguishing between solutions and pseudosolutionsJesper M. Johansson, E. Eugene Schultz. compsec, 22(2):152-159, 2003.

Analysis of vulnerabilities in Internet firewallsSeny Kamara, Sonia Fahmy, E. Eugene Schultz, Florian Kerschbaum, Michael Frantzen. compsec, 22(3):214-232, 2003. [doi]

Internet security: what s in the future?E. Eugene Schultz. compsec, 22(2):78-79, 2003.

Security viewsE. Eugene Schultz. compsec, 22(1):4-13, 2003.

Security viewsE. Eugene Schultz. compsec, 22(3):176-187, 2003. [doi]

Security ViewsE. Eugene Schultz. compsec, 22(2):80-89, 2003.

Patching PandemoniumE. Eugene Schultz. compsec, 22(7):556-558, 2003. [doi]

Security viewsE. Eugene Schultz. compsec, 22(8):654-663, 2003. [doi]

Attackers hit Web hosting serversE. Eugene Schultz. compsec, 22(4):273-283, 2003. [doi]

Pandora s Box: spyware, adware, autoexecution, and NGSCBE. Eugene Schultz. compsec, 22(5):366-367, 2003. [doi]

Information security and the mediaE. Eugene Schultz. compsec, 22(8):652-653, 2003. [doi]

Security ViewsE. Eugene Schultz. compsec, 22(5):368-377, 2003. [doi]

Why can t Microsoft stay out of the InfoSec headlines?E. Eugene Schultz. compsec, 22(4):270-272, 2003. [doi]

Security views: Online piracy battle heats up in USE. Eugene Schultz. compsec, 22(6):464-473, 2003. [doi]

2002

Security ViewsE. Eugene Schultz. compsec, 21(3):201-211, 2002.

Security ViewsE. Eugene Schultz. compsec, 21(2):101-112, 2002.

Security ViewsE. Eugene Schultz. compsec, 21(1):5-15, 2002.

Security viewsE. Eugene Schultz. compsec, 21(4):293-302, 2002.

Taking a stand on hackersE. Eugene Schultz. compsec, 21(5):382-384, 2002.

The Sorry State of Law EnforcementE. Eugene Schultz. compsec, 21(4):290-292, 2002.

Security ViewsE. Eugene Schultz. compsec, 21(5):385-396, 2002.

Security ViewsE. Eugene Schultz. compsec, 21(7):581-590, 2002.

The US Government bigger and better information security?E. Eugene Schultz. compsec, 21(7):578-580, 2002.

A framework for understanding and predicting insider attacksE. Eugene Schultz. compsec, 21(6):526-531, 2002.

Security ViewsE. Eugene Schultz. compsec, 21(6):481-490, 2002.

The gap between cryptography and information securityE. Eugene Schultz. compsec, 21(8):674-67, 2002.

Security ViewsE. Eugene Schultz. compsec, 21(8):677-688, 2002.

2001

A Framework for Understanding Vulnerabilities in Firewalls Using a Dataflow Model of Firewall InternalsMichael Frantzen, Florian Kerschbaum, E. Eugene Schultz, Sonia Fahmy. compsec, 20(3):263-270, 2001.

Usability and Security An Appraisal of Usability Issues in Information Security MethodsE. Eugene Schultz, Robert W. Proctor, Mei-Ching Lien, Gavriel Salvendy. compsec, 20(7):620-634, 2001.

1999

Windows NT security: Kudos, concerns, and prescriptionsE. Eugene Schultz. compsec, 18(3):204-210, 1999. [doi]

1993

Beyond preliminary analysis of the WANK and OILZ worms: a case study of malicious codeThomas A. Longstaff, E. Eugene Schultz. compsec, 12(1):61-77, 1993. [doi]

1992

Hawaii international conference on system sciencesE. Eugene Schultz. sigchi, 24(3):24-29, 1992. [doi]

1986

Menu Structure and Ordering of Menu Selection: Independent or Interactive effects?E. Eugene Schultz, Patrick S. Curran. sigchi, 18(2):69-71, 1986. [doi]

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