It’s actually way more than just a firewall. Blue Lane, which we’ve covered in the past here and here, calls it a virtualized IPS (Intrusion Prevention System). They are about to release extensive additions to their VM protection suite VirtualShield including integration with VMware’s VirtualCenter. By now most data centers have extensive host and network […]
If you want to find out more about the recent Ingrian acquisition by SafeNet and have an interest in Data Privacy you probably want to register for this event. The good people at Ingrian were kind enough to let us know about this in advance. Here is the official invite:
BLUEPRINTS for ENCRYPTION SUCCESS
Mapping Data Privacy […]
After a brief hiatus, we are back. What better reason to open with what is THE event for security folks. So they say. Yes it is that time of the year again. RSA is about open the gates in San Francisco. For those of you who have never been there, you can still register - […]
As more users have migrated to mobile computing, using laptops instead of desktops to enable them to carry their work home or on the road, corporations and security administrators have had to struggle with the resulting security implications. Most enterprises have some form of VPN (Virtual Private Networking) to allow remote users to connect securely […]
The Register has this story about a new anti-hacker law in Germany. What’s interesting is that the most serious offenses are punishable for up to 10 years in prison. At the same time, in Germany you can murder a couple of people and be out in 15 years.
Mu Security, a leader in the security analysis space, today announced a new certification program called MUSIC (Mu Security Industrial Control). If you haven’t heard of Mu Security before, take a look at this Hack Report article, in a nutshell, Mu Security’s appliances automate the security testing an analysis of an IP-based product or application […]
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