Hat tip to Rothman for this. I don't know if Stiennon is off his meds or simply needed to re-post something from 2001 to meet an editorial quota, but his Network World article titled "The Most Important Networking Trend of 2008" ties thus far with the "Evolution of Dance" as my v...

Thanks to Alan Shimel and his pre-Blackhat Security Bloggers Network commentary, a bunch of interesting folks are commenting on the topic of virtualization security (VirtSec) which is the focus of my preso at Blackhat this year. Mike Rothman did his part this morning by writing up a thought-provokin...

It's not the destination, it's the journey, stupid. You can't go a day without reading from the peanut gallery that it is "...inevitable that network security will eventually be subsumed into the network fabric."  I'm not picking on Rothman specifically, but he's been banging this dru...

I don't know what the the hell Ptacek and crew are on about.  Of course defense-in-depth defense-in-breadth is effective.  It's heresy to suggest otherwise.  Myopic, short-sighted, and heretical, I say! In support, I submit into evidence People's Exhibit #1, from here your honor: ...a...

Rothman wrote a little ditty today commenting on a blog I scribbled last week titled "The Walls Are Collapsing Around Information Centricity" Information centricity - Name that tune. Of course, the Hoff needs to pile on to Rich's post about information-centric security. He even finds means...

Mike Fratto had an interesting blog up today about Steve Hanna having submitted in essence the TCG/TNC specifications to the NEA working group for consideration as working group documents.  According to Mike these were the only documents submitted.  This actually came as no surprise to me....