Newsletters
Download our current and past Newsletters from the list below.

Jericho Forum Newsletters highlight current activities and challenges, to improve information flow across our whole membership and beyond to our wider interest (Contributors) group. We encourage our Members and Contributors to share these Newsletters within their organizations and with their business partners and customers, to update the industry on our achievements and current activities.

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May 2007

NetWork World Columns
During our successful conference in New York City on Sept 11th 2007 (see here), we accepted an invitation from Network World's chief security editor to write a monthly column - "The Jericho Forum Outlook". In each column we put forward a viewpoint on a security topic which highlights why the Jericho Forum thinking is different. These columns are a quick read (<600 words), not too technical, written in a lively, entertaining ("wow" factor) style, and draw conclusions or ask questions - all aimed at stimulating fresh thinking - "Do I agree/disagree? Why?" If they are controversial and challenging then all the better. The populist writing style these columns require does not come easily to technologists trained to write technical papers. Want to try? - email us.

July 2008   (NWW#9 publication)
 Moving to a Safer Place - Together ... with COA

June 2008   (NWW#8 publication)
Managing Trust in our Digital World

May 2008   (NWW#7 publication)   
The King is Dead -Death & De-perimeterisation

April 2008   (NWW#6 publication)
 Why does a Person need so many Electronic Identities?

March 2008   (NWW#5 publication)  
 Data Leakage Prevention

Feb 2008   (NWW#4 publication)   
The Future of Network Security

Jan 2008   (NWW#3 publication)
Email and its Security Discontents

Dec 2007   (NWW#2 publication)    
 Endpoint Security: Essential Security or Impossible Dream

Nov 2007
(NWW#1 publication)
VoIP - Security Industry Guilty as Charged