Articles Tagged ‘firewall’

Of Patience and Vigilance…

August 12th, 2010

The 2010 Verizon Data Breach Report was released recently and like previous iterations, it was well worth the time to read it. For those who have not seen it, this report looks analyzes corporate level data breaches to show us what happened, how it happened and makes recommendations on how to stop them in the [...]

Prepare for Soccer Hooliganism 2.0

June 11th, 2010

World cup soccer is upon us and millions of people world wide will be clamoring for the latest updates on their favorite teams. In the US, the games are being streamed live by ESPN3, an easily accessible website that can deliver updates during common work hours. But theirs a catch. ESPN3 streaming is being supported [...]

Blocking is Only One Aspect of Control

April 21st, 2010

One of my colleagues recently observed that 2010 is the year when every firewall vendor jumps on the “application control” bandwagon and says they do what Palo Alto Networks does. Specifically identify and control applications. Firewall vendors are taking the path of least resistance to address the application control requirement by adding application signatures to [...]