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A TrustedSource for Threats Intell Data

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2007-11-27 17:56:05 by HASH0x89f3234 in Dancho Danchev's Blog - Mind Streams of Information Security Knowledge
...masses of which aren't that very socially oriented unless of course it's global warming and the possibility for a white Christmas you're talking about. Issuing an " Internet Driver's License " wouldn't work on an international scale, and even if it works on a local scale somewhere in the world, it wouldn't really matter, since you'll have the...
 
Tags: user, user starts, instructs security devices, secure, threat intell service, internet driver, security events systems, perspective, radical perspective
 
 
 
 
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XP SP3 could drive NAP adoption

2008-03-06 09:49:05 by HASH0x8b473b0 in StillSecure, After All These Years
 
...masses. Also as Tim points out, once the NAP agent is out there, you don't necessarily need to use Windows Server 2008 to implement a multi-vendor NAC solution. You could use a TCG/TNC compliant policy server instead. This all sounds great, but here is my one caveat. When is soon? We have heard this from Microsoft before. Remember when...
 
Tags: nap, nap agent, server, policy server, nap client, windows server, vista, support vista, microsoft server software
 
 
 
 
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XP SP3 could drive NAP adoption

2008-03-06 10:20:24 by ashimmy in StillSecure, After All These Years
 
...masses. Also as Tim points out, once the NAP agent is out there, you don't necessarily need to use Windows Server 2008 to implement a multi-vendor NAC solution. You could use a TCG/TNC compliant policy server instead. This all sounds great, but here is my one caveat. When is soon? We have heard this from Microsoft before. Remember when...
 
Tags: nap, nap agent, server, policy server, nap client, windows server, vista, support vista, microsoft server software
 
 
 
 
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Cloud Computing and Security For The Masses: Interview on NPR

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2008-05-05 11:52:27 by Craig Balding in Cloud Security
Cloud Computing is starting to escape the technical and business press The proof I was invited to talk about Cloud Computing and Security on NPR Morning Edition NPR - National Public Radio - is a US based, non-commercial radio station covering news, talk and current affairs. British readers may find it similar to BBC Radio 4 Every Monday, the...
 
Tags: security, npr, cloud, real security conversation, npr listeners, national public radio, technology theme, technology, non-commercial radio station
 
 
 
 
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Joel Snyder's lengthy interview on NAC

2008-05-07 06:03:28 by HASH0x8472f98 in StillSecure, After All These Years
 
...masses. Also, I think dealing with ACLs are a bigger pain than VLANs. This is based on hundreds of engagements by StillSecure engineers in setting up NAC environments. But as I said, if you are interested in NAC have a read, there is lots of good stuff there
 
Tags: joel, nac, nac environments, joel suffers, broad nap adoption, nap, nac vendors, webinar joel snyder, acls versus vlans
 
 
 
 
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Identity management for the masses

2008-05-27 00:00:00 by HASH0x8b42b70 in Network World on Security
 
Sabre Holdings shares steps it has taken to enable identity management on open systems to hundreds of thousands of users
 
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CIAC Tech Bulletin on XSS a valuable reference

2008-06-10 10:21:00 by Russ McRee in HolisticInfoSec.org
 
...masses, this is a valiant effort Well done, CIAC del.icio.us | digg
 
Tags: ciac, xss, vendors, xss vulnerabilities, ciac technical bulletin, major security vendors, stories continue, content, fine effort
 
 
 
 
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Are we going to need TSA backdoors to encryption

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2008-06-15 09:36:00 by HASH0x8b63d64 in StillSecure, After All These Years
...masses from the likes of McAfee and others, what will the government do? Sure they can take the encrypted data to the NSA and let them brute force the keys, but that sounds impractical. Perhaps, the TSA will demand encryption vendors to put in a back door or secret key that will allow the TSA to decrypt the data similar to what they do with...
 
Tags: personal data, data, confidential data, government, laptop, court, border laptop, 9th circuit court, border
 
 
 
 
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Are we going to need TSA backdoors to encryption

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2008-06-15 10:36:00 by ashimmy in StillSecure, After All These Years
...masses from the likes of McAfee and others, what will the government do? Sure they can take the encrypted data to the NSA and let them brute force the keys, but that sounds impractical. Perhaps, the TSA will demand encryption vendors to put in a back door or secret key that will allow the TSA to decrypt the data similar to what they do with...
 
Tags: personal data, data, confidential data, government, laptop, court, border laptop, 9th circuit court, border