I just read a post by Mike Rothman where he is revisiting the "Big is the New Small" post he wrote oh so long ago (is it just me, or does 2 years in the blogging world seem more like 20?). Basically, it was all about the consolidation of the security market, which is still […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
…for this interview? It is titled "Embedding security has drawbacks says TippingPoint chief architect", but the explanation Brian Smith gives is about as weak as the American dollar. Did TippingPoint marketing write the questions? Sheesh. Look, there is a need for embedded security AND security on the edge. It really comes down to your business. […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Here’s Chris’ comment: You are both way off-base! The reason Brian Smith was quoted in this article within this context is because Tippingpoint/3com are showing their honking M60 Security SWITCH at RSA! I think you guys are more interested in knocking the 3Com/Tippingpoint relationship than understanding what Brian was saying. Chris, I see what you […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Alan Shimel posted about something said by Brian Smith, co-founder of TippingPoint and chief architect of 3Com, in an SC Magazine article. Here’s part of the excerpt Alan used: Smith says he also plans to emphasize the benefits of the bump-in-the-wire network approach to deploying security solutions. Rather than embedding solutions into switchers and routers, […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
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