SecurityRatty :: tag: lies
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The strength of High Tower's Cinxi SIEM lies in its simplicity. It isn't as feature-rich as other products on the market, but much of what it does do, it does fairly well
Much security coverage focuses on malware, hackers, and the dangers both pose to unwary companies, but there's evidence to suggest the problem lies a good deal closer to home. How close? Try one cubicle over
...lies the second reason I started this site. I wanted a place where I could teach people what I know. Call it altruism, call it wanting a sanity check on my own thoughts, but here we are, 2 years and 20,000 visitors a day later and things have changed
Im ultimately troubled by the fact that there are so many people out there who are in every...
...lies in an unexpected property of todays DRAM memories. DRAMs are the main memory chips used to store data while the system is running. Virtually everybody, including experts, will tell you that DRAM contents are lost when you turn off the power. But this isnt so. Our research shows that data in DRAM actually fades out gradually over a period...
...lies in marrying network based admission control policies with endpoint based configuration policies. This is an area that is ripe for interaction and integration. I also think that Symantec talking about customers want a NAC solution, but not another console or another agent was a bit ironic. Just because you lump your agents together...
...lies about SaaS
1.SaaS is the way to sell "security by subscription. That is the title of Mat's article, "Security by subscription". The fact is the companies Matt mentions, Symantec, McAfee and Trend have been selling security by subscription for years. They don't need SaaS to do so. In my definition subscription is when you buy their AV or...