Is security outsourcing up or down? Survey says: down
I am not Richard Dawson and this ain’t the Family Feud. But I don’t quite get the results as reported by Bill Brenner on CSO online and his podcast. According to Bill the economic downturn has led to companies spen

27 Same as it ever was
No matter what happens the NY Yankees are . .  The Yankees. New ballpark - new pitchers, recession-depression, boom or bust, the Yankees just keep winning. Congrats especially to the core 4 of Jeter, Pettite, Posada and of course the incomparable Mariano Rivera. For me this is the first time since 1978/79 (I know many of you weren’t born then) that my Steelers and Yankees were world cham

Bradford Networks distances themselves from NAC
Bradford Networks fresh off of winning a best buy award in a NAC group test from SC Magazine, yesterday announced an ambitious new line up of solutions based on what they are calling their Adaptive Network Security (ANS) platform.  Network Sentry is the new line and here is what Bradford says it is all about: Protecting the network from unauthorized and at-risk users and devices;

To StillSecure Goodbye and good luck
I have not not blogged for a few weeks now. When last I left you all I was in NYC reminiscing about returning home to the city.  The following week I celebrated my birthday.  On reflection I realized that this was the beginning of the 9th year of my life that I had given to making StillSecure a success.  In this day in age, 8 or 9 years at the same job or company is almost unheard of. After much soul searching I came to the conclusion that for the next decade of my life it was time to do something different.  So after speaking with board members and Raj Bhargava, StillSecure CEO, I am leaving StillSecure effective today. I have had the chance to meet lots of people

Attending SC Congress and returning to roots
I am up in NY this week attending the 2nd annual SC Congress.  This second iteration of the show is much better I am sure in large part because of lessons learned from last years event.  Instead of being in the cavernous Javits Center this years event is in the Sheraton Towers Hotel. It has a much warmer and sharper feel.  The event is also better attended.  Most of all the people at the show are not wearing the usual blue jeans and t-shirts. This is a NY show and the people are dressed for business. Most people are in sports jackets or suits.  The Haymarket/SC Magazine crew have put a ton of time and effort into this years show and it has paid off.  I will write more ab