I thought we weren't suppose to prank each other.
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On the down side, it's harder to hide me pot.
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"This also underscores the near uselessness of the PCI spec. It is not a something to use to avoid a breach, its something to use to reduce the chance of a lawsuit." True PCI is about covering your business. The retail data...
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I thought it was a good idea at the time.
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This will be better, you'll see.
In reply to: Wishful Thinking
Call me old fashioned, but I still prefer gold.
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Susan, I won't hold my breath to see any data centers with saunas in NYC :)
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Thank you - I've fixed the attribution here and on a previous story where we used this image. Vicki Walker, News Editor.
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If Oracle is running the project, yeah they are going to use Oracle products, everyone knows this. Oracle products work best with other Oracle products. This project screems poor project managment, no change...
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I'd like to know the context: how many total alerts did FireEye provide during the hour it signaled the intrusion? How did it distinguish those that applied to the intrusion. I woujld think a notice that malware was being...
In reply to: Does automated security watch for the right things?
Wikimedia Commons did not create this image. The image was taken by Flickr user Jay Reed who requires attribution to HIM for its distribution. Wikimedia says that here. Please credit the photographer and...
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Fusion IO seems to be taking the ball and running with this. http://www.fusionio.com/overviews/maximize-vsan-performance-consolidation-and-scalability-with-iomemorys-unrivalled-performance-density I would have to...
In reply to: Re: Is VMware acting like an EMC stepchild, or do I have this wrong?
If implemented, attack detection mode would almost certainly generate enough false positives that it would have to be shut down. Emergency services operators would get tired of the robo calls for help that turned out to...
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Apple is so full of itself Anyone who stopped holding an iPhone is probably being attacked... there obviously no other explanation! How about kids falling on their rear end with the phone in their back pocket....
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I don't know any more than what is in the various articles written about this, but everyone is some quick to jump on the Target team for reviewing and ignoring the alarms. And articles like this with sensational titles...
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The implication seems to be that Oracle took advantage of the opportunity to pack every element of its portfolio into this project, whether it was the best match for the job or not. On the other hand, a friend I discussed...
In reply to: Re: What's your diagnosis of Oracle's role in the Cover Oregon health insurance exchange?
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