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• Lego Loss Prevention
  Tyler Carter - mai 23, 2012
  I read a somewhat peculiar but interesting article yesterday about a creative way to steal Legos by bypassing traditional security systems. Here at McAfee, we’re always thinking about ways to better protect your data and critical assets, and this story reminded me of another (legal) Lego® project: a Lego representation of our Security Connected Ecosystem. Read more...
• Leverage Cloud Apps with Intel Cloud SSO
  Tim Roddy - mai 23, 2012
  Today, Intel announced (http://intel.ly/LDRT7W) the general availability of Intel Cloud SSO. Intel Cloud SSO is a pure cloud-based identity solution from three of the most trusted names in the industry— Intel, McAfee and Salesforce.com— that simplifies the cumbersome process of providing users with access to hundreds of SaaS apps. Organizations currently using cloud applications know Read more...
• But I Love My iPad: Consumerization and Security at TAGITM 2012
  Brian Contos - mai 23, 2012
  I recently spoke on the topic of the Consumerization of IT and Security at the Texas Association of Governmental Information Technology Managers (TAGITM) event in San Antonio, Texas. This event is made up of executives in IT and security throughout the public sector. My presentation was titled:  But I Love My iPad. The primary focus Read more...
• Securing the Panama Canal
  Brian Contos - mai 23, 2012
  I just finished up a trip to Panama City, Panama. I’ve been to several countries in Central America like Costa Rica, El Salvador and Guatemala, but this was my first trip to Panama. In countries like Panama, the general rule of thumb is that business is focused across three primary verticals:  financial services, telecommunications, and Read more...
• Get Your Arms Around Big Security Data
  Eric Schou - mai 22, 2012
  The more data you have, the more insight and knowledge you possess, right? But what happens when your data stores grow so large that securing and managing them effectively is no longer in the cards? A few extra gigabytes here and terabytes there, and before you know it, you’ve got a big security data problem. Read more...