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Palo Alto Networks rethinks the firewall to accurately identify and control applicationsr

Nathan Shuchami, CEO of Sentrigo, discusses the company's database security product. It offers one tier of products for small/midsize businesses and another for enterprises- who are all tightening security on data due to heightened criminal activity.

CEO Phillip Dunkelberger explains how his company has built an eco system that highlights disk encryption, file transfers to mainframe, and encryption management. r

The General Manager of IBM/ISS weighs in on paying hackers for bugs and the viability of an open source competitor.r

Informationweek's Mike Fratto interviews Steve Hanna of TCG and Paul Mayfield of Microsoft on TCG / NAP compatibilityr

The TCG seeks to create open standards for controlling and managing network access.r

Networks Are Our Lives Chief Scientist Howard Marks spells out 9 steps small and mid-size businesses must take to plan for disaster recovery. r

A startup has a new firewall that accurately identifies applications and enforces policiesr

CEO Phillip Dunkelberger explains how his company has built an eco system that highlights disk encryption, file transfers to mainframe, and encryption management. r

Positive Networks has a straightforward approach to two-factor authentication using your cell phone. r

NetWitness' Eddie Schwartz explains how his company analyzes all network traffic all the time.r

SonicWall VP touts rapid growth of networking and security sectors as driving strong activity at Interop. r

Network Computing's NAC Review Now Takes A Deeper Look At The Policy Management Capabilities of Vernierr

Rohati, A New Company In The Security Space, Provides Identity and Access Control At Application Layer

Stanford legal expert explains the legal ramifications of research, hacking.

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A sit-down with Jim Christy at Black Hat USAr

Renown researchers Thomas Ptacek and Joanna Rutkowska square off on rootkit detectionr

Old bugs making a comebackr

The dangers of RFID for securing systemsr

Hacker explains how to use non-tech ways to break technical security modelsr

Consentry's NAC Host Assessment is fairly rudimentaryr

Confidential information is everywhere, so it must be protectedr

Microsoft on when to go OneCare versus Forefrontr

Jeff Palmer says BlueLane's security tools are different from intrusion prevention systems in that they both protect the infrastructure and ensure high availability. r

Reed Harrison joined Novell when it acquired e-Security, part of what he says is Novell

McAfee's got worries from huge competitors to stock options backdating. Here's how new CEO DeWalt plans to get past those. r

Jeff Prince, CTO of ConSentry sees NAS as evolving technology that won't just be about initial host assessment.r

Where Most Firewalls Look At Ports, Palo Alto Networks Looks At Traffic By Applications, Allowing IT To Set Policy Based On Applicationsr

McAfee CEO Dave DeWalt Talks About Security Trends and Threats Facing Organizations Todayr

Nathan Shuchami, CEO of Sentrigo, discusses the company's database security product. Sentrigo offers one tier of products for small/midsized companies and another for enterprises- who are all tightening security due to heightened criminal activity.