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| Blog Name: | Security Uncorked |
| Url: | http://www.SecurityUncorked.com |
| Language: | English |
| Topics: | security, technology, networking |
| Description: | JJ"s Complete Unofficial Guide to Infosec. Technical and not-too-techie information on today's hot security issues, products and technologies. |
| Popularity: | 137 Followers |
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The Evolution of NAC: a response, rave and rant
After catching a quick glimpse of Alan’s post on the Evolution of NAC, I popped over to the Infonetics site to download the whitepaper his post was referring to. It’s a short 5-pager that will only take a few moments to read, so I encourage you to check it out. For those of you that read my articles and blog, I want to provide a response, noting several things
After catching a quick glimpse of Alan’s post on the Evolution of NAC, I popped over to the Infonetics site to download the whitepaper his post was referring to. It’s a short 5-pager that will only take a few moments to read, so I encourage you to check it out. For those of you that read my articles and blog, I want to provide a response, noting several things
JJ- Back in the lab: 802.1X and more
Hi everyone! I know I’ve been missing in action yet again, so I thought I’d give you all a quick update. I’ve been on site quite a bit recently, working on various customer projects and security implementations. I’m spending time in the coming weeks in the lab here; mostly working on access control, port security, 802.1X and possibly even some NAC/NAP proof of concepts. To those of you who have posted comments or emailed questions to me; I promise I’m getting to them! I’ve received quite a few inquiries on various 802.1X topics; implementations, functions and the new standards coming out. Stay tuned for more on the new 80
Hi everyone! I know I’ve been missing in action yet again, so I thought I’d give you all a quick update. I’ve been on site quite a bit recently, working on various customer projects and security implementations. I’m spending time in the coming weeks in the lab here; mostly working on access control, port security, 802.1X and possibly even some NAC/NAP proof of concepts. To those of you who have posted comments or emailed questions to me; I promise I’m getting to them! I’ve received quite a few inquiries on various 802.1X topics; implementations, functions and the new standards coming out. Stay tuned for more on the new 80
Mystery Solved: SQUIRREL (An Ode to…)
An Ode to SQUIRREL For months I’ve wondered with eager anticipation how Hoff, Jack and crew created this new SQUIRREL Nation I prayed, I questioned, I pondered for mental emancipation but the enigma just grew until I clicked the Disney station And so now I’ve uncovered the source of SQUIRREL’s creation I bet no one ever knew about the SIMP-elation I present to you all for your viewing pleasure the definitive source of SQUIRREL Happy Friday !
An Ode to SQUIRREL For months I’ve wondered with eager anticipation how Hoff, Jack and crew created this new SQUIRREL Nation I prayed, I questioned, I pondered for mental emancipation but the enigma just grew until I clicked the Disney station And so now I’ve uncovered the source of SQUIRREL’s creation I bet no one ever knew about the SIMP-elation I present to you all for your viewing pleasure the definitive source of SQUIRREL Happy Friday !
Good, Bad and Ugly: On SecTor’s Wall of Shame
In the past 48 hours or so, rumours about the SecTor Wall of Shame have been circulating through the intertubes, blogs, twitter and exhibitor floor conversations.
In the past 48 hours or so, rumours about the SecTor Wall of Shame have been circulating through the intertubes, blogs, twitter and exhibitor floor conversations.
Retaliation: Network Security Talk at SecTor
Now that I have all the important fun stuff out there for you on Why You Can’t Miss SecTor, I’ll tell you a little bit about my talk at the conference. My talk this year is different- it’s different from my talk last year at SecTor (Network Security Stripped) and it’s actually a stark contrast to the majority of my past talks. Event though I’ve spoken extensively on network security, 802.1X, wirel
Now that I have all the important fun stuff out there for you on Why You Can’t Miss SecTor, I’ll tell you a little bit about my talk at the conference. My talk this year is different- it’s different from my talk last year at SecTor (Network Security Stripped) and it’s actually a stark contrast to the majority of my past talks. Event though I’ve spoken extensively on network security, 802.1X, wirel
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