Month: December 2010
AlienVault further unifies open source security technologies in latest ESIM release
The company is tuning its service-provider story and furthering its security and compliance agenda with the addition of HIDS, FIM and WIDS/WIPS capabilities.
Bookmarks for September 24th through December 22nd
These are my links for September 24th through December 22nd:
- OpenBSD founder believes contractor tried to plant backdoors –
- Tips for Submitting a Security Conference Proposal –
- 2010 report of digital forensic standards, processes and accuracy measurement –
- Students: How to secure a Computer Forensics work placement –
- Bug Bounty Programs comes to Website Security: What do they mean? –
- NitroSecurity flexes portfolio to tackle NERC/FERC compliance –
- Novell leverages its identity and access chops to bolster ESIM enrichment –
- A tale of two ESIMs: IBM updates its SaaS offering –
- What would you like on that Rsam-wich? GRC and openness… hold the pickle –
- Will ESIM M&A opportunities drive unconventional points of convergence? –
- Proving that ‘cyber’ isn’t a dirty word, Bivio continues its cyber security push –
- Is Anyone Else Bothered by Twitter’s New Terms of Service? –
- Global SIP Attack Activity –
- Clickjacking: Web pages can see and hear you –
- • Bank Data Breach Threatens 248000 in North Carolina – Consumer Affairs –
- Trojan can grab extra personal banking data –
- National Bank of Canada laptop stolen despite physical controls –
- First State Bank of Pinedale lost a data tape –
On-premises, hybrid – and cloud? AccelOps offers a mixed bag for ESIM deployment
The company is looking to marry security, compliance and operations with its hybrid cloud and on-premises architecture model.