cchristiansen
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@ For the third time, HP returns to the security market and strengthens its networking business. The Hauwei connection bears watching.
2:21 PM Nov 11th
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Overall, good move for HP in security. Expect to see more M&A. HP emerging as potent competition to Cisco, Juniper, McAfee, Check Point.
2:18 PM Nov 11th
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Finally, HP partners with McAfee. It acquired Secure Computing and now offers network security that competes with HP/3Com Tipping Point.
2:16 PM Nov 11th
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Incidentally, Huawei also partners with Symantec in China and AP. However, Symantec is largely out of the network security business.
2:13 PM Nov 11th
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HP emphasized 3Com's success in China and Latin America. Would not go into details on relationship with Huawei, but this will be important.
2:10 PM Nov 11th
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This HP's third resurrection of the security business. By focusing on networking security, it will probably be successful this time.
2:08 PM Nov 11th
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HP said it will acquire more security technology so I expect acquisitions in messaging, web, DLP, and vulnerability management.
2:05 PM Nov 11th
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HP say its security products now cover Edge Firewall, data Center, Threat Management, and Intrusion Prevention.
2:04 PM Nov 11th
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With HP's acquisition of 3Com, it is back in the security business via 3Com's Tipping Poin. HP security products now include IPS & FW.
2:02 PM Nov 11th
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Fortniet going IPO. Solid company, products, and management. Wonder if Kaspersky will IPO on the London Exchange in near future? Sophos?
8:27 AM Nov 10th
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Cloud security should focus on security as an enabler of trusted cloud services, not as an obstruction built on FUD and breaches.
8:51 AM Nov 8th
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@ Sorry to hear the news. Can I help?
8:47 AM Nov 8th
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Other private & public clouds issues: encryption, virtualization security, administrative privileges, delegated administration, & APIs.
8:33 AM Nov 8th
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Keep conventional, CPE (Customer Premise Equipement) approach for centralized headquarters and other critical sites.
8:30 AM Nov 8th
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Cloud customers reduce risk with hybrid: SaaS for coarse web and messaging filtering and SaaS for distributed sites & remote workers.
8:28 AM Nov 8th
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Many customers trade off TCO savings for ability to revert to previous state (non-cloud) or rapidly switch SPs.
8:25 AM Nov 8th
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Other issues: SP not up to date on patches, security provisions hard to build into contracts (but possible), & minimal data protection.
8:22 AM Nov 8th
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Spoke at IDC Cloud Forum last week. Customer issues: many service providers only allow one account and password per customer account.
8:19 AM Nov 8th
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Cloud Security. Thinking that it is a mix of SaaS, MSSP, Security Products, and Virtualization Security.
1:41 PM Oct 22nd
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Once again, biometrics seen as password replacement .There are many authentication methods that are better than biometrics.
8:59 AM Oct 21st
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- Name cchristiansen
- Location Boston area
- Web http://www.idc.co...
- Bio VP of IDC's Security Products & Services. Coverage includes messaging, web, network, endpoint, vulnerability, identity, & access management.
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