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The Geekonomics blog is often good. A new post indicates Apple?s veneer of more secure than Microsoft is cracking. It was only a matter of time.

Folks, Why I'm getting objections to open these ports for P2V projects from DMZ servers ->VCMS->ESX Hosts? I need some justifications to my reasons.

I don?t claim to be a brilliant manager at all. I like to think I am a pretty good leader but thats a different skill than managing. I am far from a perfect person.

A security person would say we would protect the data at all costs. A risk-oriented person would say let's try to quantify the business impact of this data and then protect the ...

From the guys who shaped Windows - revealing the latest news behind the closed doors of Microsoft.

OK, for arguments? sake let's suppose we?re in a recession. What does that really mean for us security folks? To answer that question, let?s turn the question on its head.

Tomorrow, Tuesday January 15th, I'll be joining a bunch of security folks for the monthly NYSEC meet-up in New York City. This is an informal gathering where we meet in a bar ...

It's a security issue, folks. Tuesday, January 01, 2008 by Dave Winer. In 1980, I signed a deal with a company to market a product I was developing.

Author of Blink: The Power of Thinking Without Thinking , warns security professionals at RSA 2008 not to let too much data cloud their judgment. Read this blog post by ...

Ryan Naraine has cooked up a list of the most influential people in security. Here's the list packaged in a slideshow, which is annoyingly set on f

Information Security does not have an ROI and that security mechanisms are not business enablers My friend in the financial risk department read Richard?s statement that ...

Security budgets for media, tech and telecommunications firms dropped in 2008, according to a new Deloitte survey. Support from senior executive staff is waning, the survey finds.

In a blast of the obvious today: Security industry watchers say organizations need to take a layered approach to VOIP security. In more obvious statements:

My friends at Sourcefire shared a rather interesting experience about using an Internet-connected computer in an East African country. Broadband is still a dream there, and dialup ...