On April 23rd, 2014 Dell announced its new Vulnerability Threat Monitoring and Prioritization service delivered through the SecureWorks Counter Threat Platform. This managed service was created to expand the current Vulnerability Management offerings and increase customer value by creating the ability for customers to integrate their own vulnerability management systems. With the additional context provided through Risk I/O, remediation and mitigation prioritization are done less in a bubble of the operational environment and more in context with the Internet threat universe.
Dell SecureWorks and Risk I/O team up to deliver a better kind of Vulnerability Management
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Dell
Dell SecureWorks
Ed Bellis
Jeff Heuer
Managed services
IT Management
Customer
David Monahan
Scott Crawford
SecureWorks
Security
Vulnerability management
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Gaining Data Control with BYOD and Bluebox
What’s the issue with BYOD? Data Control… What’s the issue with Data Sharing? Data Control!
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Bluebox
BYOD
Caleb Sima
February
Mobile device management
IT Management
blueboxsecurity
Bring your own device
David Monahan
Scott Crawford
security
Security
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Symantec CyberWar Games Provide Valuable Cyber-Insight
The emotions oscillate between high frustration and high jubilation as I observe cyber-attack teams’ hacking activities against an unnamed financial institution…
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California
CyberWar Games
Kapuria
IT Management
David Monahan
Games
Mountain View California
Samir Kapuria
Scott Crawford
Security
Security Operations Center
Symantec
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CA Analyst Symposium- CA is Changing
- I had an interesting experience a few weeks ago. I went to NYC to brief with CA Technologies. I spent a full day speaking in group sessions with some of its top executives including CEO, Mike Gregoire, EVP Technology and Development, Peter Griffiths, EVP Strategy and Corporate Development Jacob Lamm, as well as a 1 on 1 meeting with GM of Security Management Mike Denning,. I found their discussions and candor on the changes and advancements within CA VERY refreshing; more so than I would have expected from what I perceived as a “monolithic behemoth” such as CA.
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Application programming interface
Mike Gregoire
Minder
cloud computing
IT Management
Bring your own device
CA Technologies
David Monahan
New York City
Peter Griffiths
Scott Crawford
Security
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Recent Surveillance “Revelations” Part 2- What can we do?
I hope you were able to read part 1 of this blog prior to coming to this part as it really sets the stage.
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FISC
IT Management
AnchorFree
David Monahan
Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act
National Security Agency
Scott Crawford
Security
Supreme Court
TOR
United States
United States Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Co
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ITIL and the Elusive Configuration Manager (among other) Roles
I had originally intended to make this blog about mental health. A supportive article for those of you trying to support change in your own environment wrestling with the stubbornly persistent caricatures and silos still so dominant in many IT organizations. It was inspired by a rather nasty line in a novel my one of [...]
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Information technology management
IT service management
Scott Crawford
Dennis Drogseth
Information Technology Infrastructure Library
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