I announced it a while back, but I wanted to announce again that I’ve recently added a new advertiser called Tradepub to my blog. It is the same advertiser that ISSA uses to offer publications to members and those interested in membership. They offer hundreds of free trade publications, all of which are completely free […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
I knew this one was coming for a while (no inside info – just rumors). It makes perfect sense. We have been selling AirDefense for a while, and Motorola if a fairly recent partner. Both great solutions that fit well together. Vet
So it looks like Sophos is trying to buy Utimaco (thanks to Rothman for the news). Right after I saw that, the announcement came from Utimaco to their partners. Below is the announcement. Doesn’t look like anything is goign to get in the way of that deal. Vet Utimaco Safeware has been approached by Sophos […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Is it just me, or is this whole DNS disclosure debate bringing out the self-righteous pricks out in force? Sheesh. The people needed a patch. The people got a patch. If people didn’t patch, they are stupid. If people didn’t patch because they didn’t like how Dan handled this, they are stupid. If people didn’t […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
I had some time last night while the kids were asleep to record a podcast. I have been wanting to get into it again, but I just haven’t dedicated the time to it. But I finally did it. I explain a bit of what I am planning for this podcast (product manufacturer interviews, etc.). Not […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
OK, I haven’t given out an OJ award in a while, but The Hoff deserves this far and away. He wrote a poem about the DNS flaw debacle and the debate that has ensued about disclosure, and it is the most awesome display of security poetry to date in my not-so-humble opinion. So Chris, here […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
OK, so the Matasano people accidentally let everyone know what the DNS flaw was. I posted my thoughts on that at my CW blog. But then I read Pete Lindstrom’s little post about the issue, and I just have to wonder what Pete is thinking. Pete says this: Here’s a thought: If you really want […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
So Andrew Hay just got his CISSP. Congrats man. There’s not a lot of people who have as much experience as you do who are actually even considering the CISSP. Maybe that piece of paper is actually worth it! So he just got his, and meanwhile, I just entered into my third three-year cycle. Yep, […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
So Linux can save companies from a bad economy, huh? Yes, it is free. Yes, you pay minimal cost for support compared to MSFT. But has anyone calculated the cost for the move? Has anyone calculated the cost of training, the huge helpdesk support cost, the time to make the move, the time to retool […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
I have been evaluating a new SaaS mobile data encryption solution from a company called HyBlue. The product is called IceLock, and essentially they put all the management of the encryption in the cloud without storing the keys in the cloud. They offer some other services as well, but this one is what they asked […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
The simple answer to the title is "yes". However, that is really not the exact question I am asking here. The question is really "are DMZ’s actually still DMZ’s?" Let me ‘splain. I had a client ask me the other day if I was seeing a drop in the use of DMZ’s out there. We […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
This is one of the funniest video’s I have ever seen. http://www.thewebsiteisdown.com/ Vet
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