The #8 podcast of Tech Rag Tear Out (TRTO) has been posted.  Here are the main areas with time codes:

• (00:00-00:52): Show Theme + Target Audience Public Service Announcement
• (00:53-01:39): USAF Band
  "Hail To the Chief with Four Ruffles and Flourishes"
• (01:40-04:37): Introduction (Election thoughts,
  Leo Laporte Election Technology
  clip; show beer selection, etc.)
• (04:38-19:40): Primary Content [See Below]
• (19:41-22:25):
  Chris Isaak "Living For Your Lover" (1985)
• (22:26-26:10): Podcast Commentary (Bloggercon,
  iPodder,
  Slashdot Review,
  Coverville,
  Eric Rice,
  Jimmy Jett,
  MWGblog,
  PodCat,
  Daily Source Code,
  Evil Genius Chronicles,
  Engadget,
  Rock’n’Roll Geek Show)
• (26:11-26:53): USAF Band
  "Sound Off – Americans We – Sound Off"

The primary content included:

• InfoWorld [Scores out of 10.0]
  • 08-23-04:
    • Detailed reviews intrusion detection systems (IDS):
      ISS [7.8],
      Lancope [8.9],
      Snort [7.3], and
      StillSecure [8.6]
    • VBrick EtherneTV Media
      Distribution System [8.1]
  • 09-06-04:
    • Overview of Big Names in Identity Management (IBM, Microsoft,
      Netegrity, Novell, Oblix, OpenNetwork, RSA Security)
    • Tacit Networks I-shared
      1.6.1 (Over the WAN File Sharing) [Score: 8.7/10.0]
    • Microsoft Trims Longhorn
  • 09-13-04: VMWARE GSX Server 3.1
    (Virutal Machine Software) [8.3]
  • 10-25-04: Jon Udell examines
    "GMAIL under the hood"
  • 11-01-04:
    • VoIP Test Tools from: Acterna,
      Brix Networks,
      Fluke Networks,
      Spirent (plus NetOptics passive
      10/100 taps)
    • Overview of Big Names in Secuirty Management (ArcSight, Computer
      Associates, e-Security, GuardNET, IBM, Intellitactics, Network
      Intelligence, and OpenService)
      • Core functions: "gathering, correlating, storing, and
        displaying security threat information"
• Processor.com:
   
  • BioSlimDisk (USB security
    data storage and authentication tool with integrated fingerprint sensor)
  • OPHIT Universal DVI Converter
    (VGA, S-Video, RGB to DVI)
  • Sensory Networks has a
    PCI based SNORT compatible 10/100/Gigabit card that uses a 64-bit
    NodalCore
    Security Processing Unit

You can download the file directly via: Download TRTO_008_11-06-2004.mp3 (9455.0K) or subscribe via the podcast link on the left hand side of this site.