Category: Security
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As someone who follows who’s who in cybersecurity, this was interesting news that Amit Yoran is nowpresident and CEO of In-Q-Tel Inc., the CIA’s venture capital unit based in Menlo Park, CA. [eweek]
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Want to play with Microsoft server technologies in a digital sandbox? Then check out TechNet’s Virutal Lab. Some things you can try out include: Live Communications Server Rights Management Services Windows Server 2003 R2 Labs SQL Server 2005 Microsoft Operations Manager 2005 SharePoint Portal Server 2003 Internet Security Accelerator Exchange…
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Today we look at two articles from Computer World: 21Nov05: LogiCube’s "CellDek" for doing digital forensic work on cellphones 14Nov05: Penguin Computing has a "mobile" Linux cluster in the works Listen to the podcast for Thursday, Dec. 8, 2005 for details on a special contest from TomBihn.com for listeners of…
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This podcast is all about new tech books — eleven (11) to be exact from O’Reilly & Associates, No Starch Press, or Syngress publishing: "Computer Privacy Annoyances" By Dan Tynan [ISBN: 0-596-00775-2] "Windows Server 2003 Network Admin" By Hunt & Bragg [ISBN: 0-596-00800-7] "Car PC Hacks" By Damien Stolarz [ISBN:…
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This podcast includes coverage on the following three items: U3 is building a software integration business linking USB drive vendors to software solutions to make mobile applications and data more viable. Anthro Technology Furniture’s eNook is a wall-mounted workstation space that has a lot of potential value in the home.…
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We are going to end the week with some pointers to computer network security news and a special announcement. Links mentioned: Unix and Windows forensic tools [FCW] NIST and CSE push FIPS 140-2 for ANSI X9.66 [Network World] ActivCard’s SecureLogin Single Sign On v5.5 supports Firefox [FCW] The special annoucement:…
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Today we look at two short enterprise pointers: the first on new secure storage solutions from Decru (which is owned by NetApp), and the second on a new tool called InMotion from XOSoft to help with Microsoft Exchange migrations. Other product or vendor mentions in this podcast include: Decru DataFort…
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Network World recently had an interesting story on how Chevron is moving to an enterprise-wide smart-card based security system as they bring on the last 50,000 users into their two-factor authenticated network password system. The article is by John Fontana, and was published on Oct. 31, 2005. This system supports…
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Today we continue to look at USB storage solutions and cool hacks: The Gadgeteer.com has a Swiss Memory 1GB USB Victorinox Knife Review Make Magazine recently examined Computer-On-a-Stick (COS) Wired recently reviewed the 2-GB FBi Fingerprint Biometric Identity Drive Gizmodo and Engadget both have a pointer to Black Dog USB…
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There is a new book out that appears to be something that is going to be added to my library. It is called: "Digital Identity" by Phil Windley [Publisher: O’Reilly, ISBN: 0-596-00878-3, $35]: This book details "identity management architecture" (IMA), a method that provides ample protection while giving good guys…
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Steve Holden's Blog 