Intel presented a vision for security and software earlier this year at its Vision event in Dallas. I noted at the time that it gives new meaning to the tagline of “Intel Inside”—extending the metaphor beyond the processor technology Intel […]
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Inner Circle Podcast Episode 024 There are few individuals in the cybersecurity world as immediately recognizable as Jack Daniel. His height and his iconic beard distinguish him from the crowd just about anywhere. But, what really makes Jack stand out
Jack Daniel Talks about RSA, BSides, Tiki Bars and Standup Comedy Read More »
Let’s wrap up the week of commentary and insights from this year’s RSA Conference with a discussion of the marketing hype and buzzwords. Vendors attend RSA and spend tons of money on booth space so they can share their brand
Cutting Through the RSA Conference Hype and Buzzwords Read More »
Every year at the RSA Conference hundreds—maybe thousands—of security vendors crowd into the Moscone Center in San Francisco with claims that their products or services are better. “Better” is a relative measure, but generally speaking the assertion is either that
All of Your Security Is Broken, Please Buy Our Security Read More »
The ongoing legal battle between Apple and the FBI has dominated security news for a few weeks now. There are always presentations and discussions related to privacy and encryption at the annual RSA Conference, but current events made it a
Apple vs FBI Battle Casts Shadow Over RSA Conference Read More »
There’s a popular meme online that goes, “On the Internet, nobody knows you’re a dog.” The phrase is from a cartoon published in The New Yorker in July of 1993, which illustrates the anonymity of the Internet. Regardless of who
Poorly Managed Keys and Certificates Put You at Risk Read More »
My grandpa used to tell me that although you should reach for the clouds you should also always keep your feet firmly on the ground else your success will not last long. He never saw a cellphone in his lifetime
Head in the cloud, feet on the ground Read More »
When it comes to high tech security stuff it is no longer the aged, serious looking computer scientists that hold hope for the future. The next generation of security actually rests on the delicate young shoulders of Millennials and beyond
The future of security is in the hands of the youth Read More »
One of the fundamental problems with the traditional model of network and computer security is that it is reactive. While most security solutions include some element of heuristic defense capable of identifying new threats based on suspicious behaviors, the reality
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