After an 11 month hiatus, I have returned to the Computerworld blog. I had a lot of fun writing for them before and I am thrilled that they ...

Check out SearchSecurity.com for the latest: If you haven't focused on an enterprise-wide Web security strategy then it's time for a...

Good to see the European Union competition commissioner has finally come to its senses and settled its silly and costly business practices l...

CoreStreet is the most recent security company fire sale – selling to ActivIdentity for “approximately” $20 million . Usually this means tha...

Posted to SearchSecurity ... The IBM acquisition of Guardium Inc., a privately-held database activity monitoring (DAM) vendor, is far from a...

I'm back from vacation and Thanksgiving - hope you all had a nice break! Here is the latest SearchSecurity posting: "The recent Hea...

AccelOps has a really interesting approach to management of the technical infrastructure for mid-tier organizations. They do a solid innovat...

Tufin has a nice vision for helping IT manage network access policies - coordinating rules between firewalls, routers, and switches for cons...

A bunch of security threat reports have hit the presses lately. Here are a few thoughts of how IT should use these, as posted in SearchSecur...

Newly posted to SearchFinancialSecurity: "An emerging technology is helping to solve security issues within the financial industry: vir...

The latest on passwords at SearchSecurity" "The state of the art in static password protection policies has left some specialists ...

Fresh off the SearchSecurity press: "First Data Corp. and RSA, the security division of EMC Corp., are the latest major companies worki...

Lumension continues to put together the critical pieces of an endpoint security solution. In addition to patching vulnerabilities to reduce ...

New to SearchSecurity: "Vendors have blurred the functional boundaries between data leakage prevention, digital rights management and e...