The RSA Conference is now over. I’ve been coming to a lot of these and I have to say that this is one of the better ones. I saw a lot of inn...

Top 5 observations at the mid-point of RSA week, or what seems to be themed NG RSA: 1. One of the fun events of RSA week happens before the ...

My RSA week started off on the right foot with an early Tuesday morning meeting with Mykonos Software. This is an exciting young pre-A round...

I hope to see everyone in San Francisco next week during the RSA Conference 2011 festivities. I am so glad to have RSA return to its Februar...

CloudPassage, a Bay area startup, has just exited stealth this week with a proposition to simplify security for cloud-based servers. The pro...

You have to admire the perseverance of a vendor whose vision is miles ahead of the market, and then fights, scratches, claws, and just hangs...

PacketMotion came by my office in Stow last week, leading to a lively discussion on the direction of network security. The company, founded...

There has been a ton of interest in application whitelisting lately, especially with security-savvy organizations reacting to the Cisco Secu...

Armorize is a web application security company that is being introduced to North America after gaining market traction in Asia/Pacific. The ...

I will be talking about the failure of HIPS to provide a scalable endpoint security and the acceptance of application whitelisting as a foun...

Social networking ideas are coming to security, with efficiencies that are likely to . Secure Passage is introducing a program whereby membe...

I thought the Alexa statistics on web site usage were pretty cool. I have always liked numbers and statistics. I did some exploring on US-Ch...

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 ...

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