appsec
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Looking for easy to use strong crypto libs for iPhone ... no luck so far!
8:54 AM Sep 10th
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No offense to Dubliners but I'll take a Murphy's or even better a Beamish any day
7:34 PM Jul 25th
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for a change security is top-of-mind for biz considering cloud computing: 59% say vendors inadequately address security
11:06 AM Jul 2nd
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Q's to ask re. cloud computing & appsec: where/how is data stored? where/how is data backed up? how are apps cert'd for compliance?
11:02 AM Jul 2nd
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"Free Software Will Kill MS." No way. how. MS wants people to pay for OS and that PO's some % of peeps, period.
3:19 PM May 28th
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recently, ex-MS guy says "Free Software Will Kill MS." BS!!! If MS opened Windows 10yr ago hackers would have creamed it anyhow.
3:18 PM May 28th
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Investigating security "features" of new iphone - so far so good. Phone is hackers delight!
5:54 PM May 18th
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In DC w public access Govt org helping secure systems from attack. "Public access" doesn't imply segmented systems or non-sensitive data.
10:19 AM May 14th
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Infosec officer @ ABN Amro says high value from vendor that gives known vulns with scan or pen test cuz must justify $ spend to mgt 4 patch
5:48 PM May 12th
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Just in Amsterdam. Pay by phone everywhere! But handheld security still weak. Steal a phone, steal 5 accounts.
5:42 PM May 12th
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@ I agree 100% -- trusted stack needed with h/w and s/w!
10:26 AM Apr 21st
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@ interesting to see Sophos stepping up, Jack. Any other major changes in vendor profile/visibility (up or down)?
10:08 AM Apr 21st
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Connected at 54Mbps whilst 35,000 feet in sky on Virgin America - brilliant! Contemplating security test of the auth system ;-)
8:03 AM Apr 21st
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my blog entry on effectiveness of security spend (lack thereof, actually)
6:59 AM Apr 16th
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More security spend yet more security breaches: It's not how much you spend, but HOW you spend it... and where!
6:17 AM Apr 16th
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So many access points to critical data (cell phone, home pc, gaming, etc.) with convenience (eg stored pwds) winning over security.
8:56 AM Apr 5th
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RT @: Nice blog entry on complexity of IT security and need for process:
11:35 AM Apr 3rd
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Companies moving from instructor-led training to CBT? Looking for trends.
10:11 AM Apr 3rd
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now testing Twhirl ()... very nice. Thanks, Jeff!
12:43 PM Apr 2nd
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Testing TwitterBerry. Guess the damn thing works - cool!
12:37 PM Apr 2nd
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- Name Ed Adams
- Location Boston
- Web http://blogs.csoo...
- Bio CEO of Security Innovation; Software Security Afficionado; often has cranky pants on. bio: http://www.securityinnovation.com/company/management.shtml
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