Articles for 2010

Tis the Season for Year-end Reports…

February 12th, 2010

The first quarter of every new year brings out a flurry of reports summarizing the previous years activity and as a member of the security community I download and actually read many of them – if for no other reason than to see what other vendors are saying – be they competitors or other wise. [...]

School District Recovers Most of $3.8M Lost…Banking Trojan to Blame?

January 11th, 2010

A New York school district had US$3.8M pilfered by cyber-criminals, who may have used a common banking trojan to gain valid login credentials to the district’s accounts.  The very same trojan making the rounds on social networks like Facebook.  The district has recovered most of the money, but is still out nearly US$500K.

Can Stateful Inspection Evolve?

January 5th, 2010

One of my many roles as a founder and CTO is to meet with customers and talk about their network security issues. These visits are not only informative, they can be humorous as well. For example, a recent visit to a large, fortune 500 company, they told me that one of our firewall competitors explained [...]