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Another Holiday Tradition - Breathless Warnings About Identity Theft
Tinsel. Lights. Fruitcake. Breathless warnings about identity threat. All of these are sure signs that the holiday season is upon us. I was settling into my comfy leather couch last night to catc… more →
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Another Holiday Tradition - Breathless Warnings About Identity Theft
Jim Ivers wrote 5 days ago: Tinsel. Lights. Fruitcake. Breathless warnings about identity threat. All of these are sure sign … more →
Great Review of NetChk Protect 7 in eWeek
colleenkulhanek wrote 2 weeks ago: eWeek just released a review of NetChk Protect 7 and the author had many good things to say about th … more →
Why Bad Things Happen to Good Endpoints
Jim Ivers wrote 2 weeks ago: I was with a prospect the other day and was asked what, at least for me, was a very thought provokin … more →
Soot Over Cyber - Hanlons' Razor and the Brazilian Blackout
Jim Ivers wrote 2 weeks ago: I was skimming several security related sites yesterday and came across a post in Wired that spoke t … more →
Is Cyber Crime Becoming an Agent of Natural Selection for Technologies?
Jim Ivers wrote 3 weeks ago: As interesting as the Twitter phenomenon has been, I find it even more interesting how it will likel … more →
Infection Rates are Up, Attack Vectors are Evolving, and Traditional Tools are Not Standing Their Ground
Jim Ivers wrote 1 month ago: Our contention is that companies and government agencies must look toward new approaches and product … more →
Why Kaseya is the best Network Management Software option if you want/need to do it all?
managemynetwork wrote 1 month ago: Network management software has been around for some time now, and there are a number of suppliers. … more →
Triumfant to be Speaking at the 5th Annual NIST Security Automation Conference
Jim Ivers wrote 1 month ago: I have the great privilege to have been asked to speak tomorrow at the NIST Security Automation Conf … more →
Triumfant is Now McAfee Compatible - Our Integration with McAfee ePolicy Orchestrator
Jim Ivers wrote 1 month ago: On October 5 it was announced that Triumfant had achieved McAfee Compatible status in McAfee’s Secur … more →
As Malware Infection Rates Rise, Triumfant is Tamiflu for the Endpoint
Jim Ivers wrote 1 month ago: I am writing today from the guest bedroom in our home, where I have been living since arriving home … more →
Day One from McAfee FOCUS 09 - People Get It
Jim Ivers wrote 1 month ago: I am in Las Vegas at the McAfee FOCUS 09 user conference and yesterday was a very invigorating first … more →
Four Months Later and the Best the White House Gives Us is "Practice Safe Computing"
Jim Ivers wrote 1 month ago: I happened to glance at the morning news to see President Obama fervently pitching the Chicago bid f … more →
Infection Rates Up 15% in September
Jim Ivers wrote 1 month ago: Another study, another set of results that support that the malware threat is quickly outpacing trad … more →
Symantec Quorum - The Carbon Based Life Form Problem
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Jim Ivers wrote 2 months ago: I am still a bit baffled by the rush to embrace the reputational aspects of products like Symantec Q … more →
Triumfant - First Line of Defense or Last Line of Defense (or Both)
Jim Ivers wrote 2 months ago: I was reading Byron Acohido’s latest post in The Last Watchdog about the new SMB2 zero day vulnerabi … more →
Security For All First Birthday: Revisiting Forrester and NAP
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Joseph Webster wrote 2 months ago: By a fairly large margin the most popular and contentious post in the first year of Security For All … more →
The Silent Failure that leads to the Destruction of the System
mselway000 wrote 2 months ago: Like most people I expect, the notion of securing my laptop or workstation seems to be a simple thin … more →
Quant Project: Figuring out what Security REALLY costs
mselway000 wrote 2 months ago: Today, an Information Technology (IT) Manager (or CIO) in even Small-to-Medium businesses (SMB) ofte … more →
A New Approach to Security Configuration Management
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Jim Ivers wrote 2 months ago: In my last post called If We Know How Breaches Happen, Then Why Aren’t We Doing Something?, I addre … more →
