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Ira Winkler
Ira Winkler   2/8/2010   15 comments
In his recent Congressional testimony, Dennis Blair, the U.S. director of national intelligence, stated that the U.S. is "severely threatened" by cyber attacks and that the recent Google (Nasdaq: GOOG) attacks should serve as a wake-up call.
Jart Armin
Jart Armin   2/8/2010   14 comments
Fatal System Error, the book just released by West-coast-based journalist Joseph Menn, is really a public policy statement written as a thriller for a wider reading public. UPDATED 2:45 PM
Mike Moran
Mike Moran   2/4/2010   26 comments
When you were a kid, you might have had an imaginary friend, or you might have known someone who did. It's the kind of thing that is a natural part of child development.
Mary E. Shacklett
Corporate IT has made great strides over the past few years in addressing a broad array of issues relating to Web assets. But now, as Web-based IT enters maturity, it’s time to rethink at least one key issue -- Service Oriented Architecture (SOA).
David Vellante
Lately, I've been hanging around some cloud technologists, cloud service providers, virtualization customers, and security practitioners. I've been asking a lot of basic questions, trying to understand when and how cloud computing/virtualization will be ready to support any application or workload. UPDATED 2/2 4:00 PM
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DHCIR
DHCIR   2/3/2010   1 comment
Interesting article related to your post... HTML vs. Flash: Can a turf war be avoided?  Apple...taking the gloves off; wow...who woulda thunk it?
Ankykile
Ankykile   1/6/2010   1 comment
Recently I was discussing with some colleagues ways of assessing the security posture of an organization, one that was not in any specific industry. There have also been some rather prominent articles on security the supply chain (and the difficulties...
Ankykile
Ankykile   1/1/2010   1 comment
While a lot of experts, security and otherwise, are trying to predict what will be hot in 2010 (and beyond) I would like to know what is on the way down, or out, for this year. For example while I believe that cloud computing will continue...
drew bartkiewicz
drew bartkiewicz   12/16/2009   1 comment
uncertainty, unintended consequences, and Insurance...but a very different kind of Insurance at that. I was recently invited to the World Economic Forum's Global Agenda Summit in Dubai, November 2009.  After spending 2.5...
sky6actual
sky6actual   11/12/2009   1 comment
Well I am no longer able to log back into Internet evolution with my previous account rom3 so here is my new digital life commenting on the article from a notable security magazine on the a new SSH iPhone hack. I am truly disgusted every time...
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recent Congressional testimony, Dennis Blair, the U.S. director of national intelligence, stated that the U.S. is "severely threatened" by cyber attacks and that the recent Google (Nasdaq: GOOG) attacks should serve as a wake-up call.

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