Alan Shimel & Mitchell Ashley alan@stillsecure.com 388040857759a67338334346963d7ea5c75d9d06 ashimmy alan shimel StillSecure, CSO & CTO Alan Shimel and Mitchell Ashley, host a podcast on information security StillSecure, After all these years http://www.clickcaster.com/ss Alan Shimel & Mitchell Ashley Alan Shimel & Mitchell Ashley alan@stillsecure.com A weekly discussion on relevant topics in infosecurity. Including IDS, IPS, vulnerability managemet, NAC and general security news. By the Chief Strategy Officer and Chief Technology Officer of StillSecure no endpoint ids information infosec ips nac networking networksecurity open secure security source vulnerability http://www.clickcaster.com/channels/ss/thumbnail.jpeg StillSecure, After all these years http://www.clickcaster.com/ss en-US Creative Commons Attribution Non-commercial No Derivatives Fri, 24 Oct 2008 08:06:00 -0500 ClickCaster FeedGenerator v3.0 StillSecure, After all these years, Podcast 60 - Sam Van Ryder Mitchell and I get together in person at Scott Converse's Medioh! Studios again. In addition to Scott, we are joined by long time friend Sam Van Ryder of Alert Logic. We have a great time talking about "NAC of the living dead", the Alert Logic business model, TSA security and Brazilian steakhouses of all things! Be warned the boys get a little bit out of control and I am labeling this episode with a MA rating!

Thanks to Pod0matic for hosting our podcast. Tonight's music is the usual, To the Summit by Jon Schmidt. You can hear more from Jon at http://www.jonschmidt.com. Music transitions between segments are by our own Mitchell Ashley! 

Enjoy the podcast!

]]> Fri, 24 Oct 2008 08:06:00 -0500 http://www.clickcaster.com/items/stillsecure--after-all-these-years--podcast-60---sam-van-ryder http://www.clickcaster.com/items/stillsecure--after-all-these-years--podcast-60---sam-van-ryder http://www.clickcaster.com/items/stillsecure--after-all-these-years--podcast-60---sam-van-ryder 3547122 Mitchell and I get together in person at Scott Converse's Medioh! Studios again. In addition to Scott, we are joined by long time friend Sam Van Ryder of Alert Logic. We have a great time talking about "NAC of the living dead", the Alert Logic business model, TSA security and Brazilian steakhouses of all things! Be warned the boys get a little bit out of control and I am labeling this episode with a MA rating!Thanks to Pod0matic for hosting our podcast. Tonight's music is the usual, To the Summit by Jon Schmidt. You can hear more from Jon at http://www.jonschmidt.com. Music transitions between segments are by our own Mitchell Ashley!  Enjoy the podcast! no 41:47 StillSecure, After all these years, Podcast 60 - Sam Van Ryder Mitchell and I get together in person at Scott Converse's Medioh! Studios again. In addition to Scott, we are joined by long time friend Sam Van Ryder of Alert Logic. We have a great time talking about "NAC of the living dead", the Alert Logic business model, TSA security and Brazilian steakhouses of all things! Be warned the boys get a little bit out of control and I am labeling this episode with a MA rating!Thanks to Pod0matic for hosting our podcast. Tonight's music is the usual, To the Summit by Jon Schmidt. You can hear more from Jon at http://www.jonschmidt.com. Music transitions between segments are by our own Mitchell Ashley!  Enjoy the podcast! StillSecure, After all these years, Podcast 59 - Mike Murray Mikemurray Mitchell and I did not have guest lined up for tonight. We put out the word on Twitter and who came to the rescue?  Mike Murray!  Mitchell and I know Mike for years, through his nCircle days, than to lab testing and now onto the next chapter for Mike as he is consulting.  Mike is a very bright guy and a real security guru. He has lots to say about what the economic conditions could mean for security guys like you!  Lots of interesting things from Mike including rants on why most security people are not as educated as they need to be. Why signature products just don't cut it and more.


Mke has a great blog on here, if you want to hear more from him. Its good to be doing these podcasts regularly again. Hope you enjoy it! If you have any questions, write to us at podcast@stillsecure.com.

Thanks to Pod0matic for hosting our podcast. Tonight's music is the usual, To the Summit by Jon Schmidt. You can hear more from Jon at http://www.jonschmidt.com. Music transitions between segments are by our own Mitchell Ashley!
 

Enjoy the podcast!

]]> Thu, 16 Oct 2008 19:53:00 -0500 http://www.clickcaster.com/items/stillsecure--after-all-these-years--podcast-59---mike-murray http://www.clickcaster.com/items/stillsecure--after-all-these-years--podcast-59---mike-murray http://www.clickcaster.com/items/stillsecure--after-all-these-years--podcast-59---mike-murray 3546812 Mitchell and I did not have guest lined up for tonight. We put out the word on Twitter and who came to the rescue?  Mike Murray!  Mitchell and I know Mike for years, through his nCircle days, than to lab testing and now onto the next chapter for Mike as he is consulting.  Mike is a very bright guy and a real security guru. He has lots to say about what the economic conditions could mean for security guys like you!  Lots of interesting things from Mike including rants on why most security people are not as educated as they need to be. Why signature products just don't cut it and more. Mke has a great blog on here, if you want to hear more from him. Its good to be doing these podcasts regularly again. Hope you enjoy it! If you have any questions, write to us at podcast@stillsecure.com. Thanks to Pod0matic for hosting our podcast. Tonight's music is the usual, To the Summit by Jon Schmidt. You can hear more from Jon at http://www.jonschmidt.com. Music transitions between segments are by our own Mitchell Ashley!   Enjoy the podcast! no 32:54 StillSecure, After all these years, Podcast 59 - Mike Murray Mitchell and I did not have guest lined up for tonight. We put out the word on Twitter and who came to the rescue?  Mike Murray!  Mitchell and I know Mike for years, through his nCircle days, than to lab testing and now onto the next chapter for Mike as he is consulting.  Mike is a very bright guy and a real security guru. He has lots to say about what the economic conditions could mean for security guys like you!  Lots of interesting things from Mike including rants on why most security people are not as educated as they need to be. Why signature products just don't cut it and more. Mke has a great blog on here, if you want to hear more from him. Its good to be doing these podcasts regularly again. Hope you enjoy it! If you have any questions, write to us at podcast@stillsecure.com. Thanks to Pod0matic for hosting our podcast. Tonight's music is the usual, To the Summit by Jon Schmidt. You can hear more from Jon at http://www.jonschmidt.com. Music transitions between segments are by our own Mitchell Ashley!   Enjoy the podcast! StillSecure, After all these years, Podcast 58 - Bill Brenner Mitchell and I are joined this week by Bill Brenner. Bill is the senior editor at CSO Online. We have been trying to get him on as a guest since he was with searchsecurity.com! Bill talks mostly about how the current economic crisis might effect the security industry. We also talk about the life of a security journalist and what is the next big thing in security. The interview with Bill does not come on until around 17 minutes in. Mitchell and I first talk about a mess of things including Apple, Green NAC (but not Green Apples), M&A in security, etc. Its good to be doing these podcasts regularly again. Hope you enjoy it! If you have any questions, write to us at podcast@stillsecure.com.

Thanks to Pod0matic for hosting our podcast. Tonight's music is the usual, To the Summit by Jon Schmidt. You can hear more from Jon at http://www.jonschmidt.com. Music transitions between segments are by our own Mitchell Ashley! 


Enjoy the podcast! 

]]> Mon, 29 Sep 2008 02:11:00 -0500 http://www.clickcaster.com/items/stillsecure--after-all-these-years--podcast-58---bill-brenner http://www.clickcaster.com/items/stillsecure--after-all-these-years--podcast-58---bill-brenner http://www.clickcaster.com/items/stillsecure--after-all-these-years--podcast-58---bill-brenner 3546183 Mitchell and I are joined this week by Bill Brenner. Bill is the senior editor at CSO Online. We have been trying to get him on as a guest since he was with searchsecurity.com! Bill talks mostly about how the current economic crisis might effect the security industry. We also talk about the life of a security journalist and what is the next big thing in security. The interview with Bill does not come on until around 17 minutes in. Mitchell and I first talk about a mess of things including Apple, Green NAC (but not Green Apples), M&A in security, etc. Its good to be doing these podcasts regularly again. Hope you enjoy it! If you have any questions, write to us at podcast@stillsecure.com. Thanks to Pod0matic for hosting our podcast. Tonight's music is the usual, To the Summit by Jon Schmidt. You can hear more from Jon at http://www.jonschmidt.com. Music transitions between segments are by our own Mitchell Ashley!  Enjoy the podcast!  no 53:44 StillSecure, After all these years, Podcast 58 - Bill Brenner Mitchell and I are joined this week by Bill Brenner. Bill is the senior editor at CSO Online. We have been trying to get him on as a guest since he was with searchsecurity.com! Bill talks mostly about how the current economic crisis might effect the security industry. We also talk about the life of a security journalist and what is the next big thing in security. The interview with Bill does not come on until around 17 minutes in. Mitchell and I first talk about a mess of things including Apple, Green NAC (but not Green Apples), M&A in security, etc. Its good to be doing these podcasts regularly again. Hope you enjoy it! If you have any questions, write to us at podcast@stillsecure.com. Thanks to Pod0matic for hosting our podcast. Tonight's music is the usual, To the Summit by Jon Schmidt. You can hear more from Jon at http://www.jonschmidt.com. Music transitions between segments are by our own Mitchell Ashley!  Enjoy the podcast!  StillSecure, After all these years, Podcast 55 with JJ Episode 55 of SSAATY is a fun one.  Mitchell and I are joined by JJ, Jenifer Jabbusch of Security Uncorked blog.  JJ is someone I have gotten to know over the last year or so and she is a lot of fun. On top of that she is very technical and huge supporter of 802.1x, NAC and security in general.

JJ, Mitchell and I talk abour Rohati, NAC, 802.1x and a bunch of other stuff in our usal rambling, stream of consciousness style.  It is about 40 minutes of informative good times.

If you like the content of these shows or have any other comments or questions, please drop us a line at podcast@stillsecure.com


Thanks to ClickCaster for hosting our podcast. Tonights music is the usual, To the Summit by Jon Schmidt. You can hear more from Jon at http://www.jonschmidt.com. Music transitions between segments are by our own Mitchell Ashley!



]]> Fri, 20 Jun 2008 08:14:00 -0500 http://www.clickcaster.com/items/stillsecure--after-all-these-years--podcast-55-with-jj http://www.clickcaster.com/items/stillsecure--after-all-these-years--podcast-55-with-jj http://www.clickcaster.com/items/stillsecure--after-all-these-years--podcast-55-with-jj 3543227 Episode 55 of SSAATY is a fun one.  Mitchell and I are joined by JJ, Jenifer Jabbusch of Security Uncorked blog.  JJ is someone I have gotten to know over the last year or so and she is a lot of fun. On top of that she is very technical and huge supporter of 802.1x, NAC and security in general. JJ, Mitchell and I talk abour Rohati, NAC, 802.1x and a bunch of other stuff in our usal rambling, stream of consciousness style.  It is about 40 minutes of informative good times. If you like the content of these shows or have any other comments or questions, please drop us a line at podcast@stillsecure.com Thanks to ClickCaster for hosting our podcast. Tonights music is the usual, To the Summit by Jon Schmidt. You can hear more from Jon at http://www.jonschmidt.com. Music transitions between segments are by our own Mitchell Ashley! no 50:33 StillSecure, After all these years, Podcast 55 with JJ Episode 55 of SSAATY is a fun one.  Mitchell and I are joined by JJ, Jenifer Jabbusch of Security Uncorked blog.  JJ is someone I have gotten to know over the last year or so and she is a lot of fun. On top of that she is very technical and huge supporter of 802.1x, NAC and security in general. JJ, Mitchell and I talk abour Rohati, NAC, 802.1x and a bunch of other stuff in our usal rambling, stream of consciousness style.  It is about 40 minutes of informative good times. If you like the content of these shows or have any other comments or questions, please drop us a line at podcast@stillsecure.com Thanks to ClickCaster for hosting our podcast. Tonights music is the usual, To the Summit by Jon Schmidt. You can hear more from Jon at http://www.jonschmidt.com. Music transitions between segments are by our own Mitchell Ashley! Those wild and crazy gus are back! SSAATY #54
1. Recent penetration of the FBI
2. TJX fires an employee for disclosing lax security
3. Barracuda makes an offer for Sourcefire
4. G.hos.st

Along with the usual back and forth. Hopefully it will spur us on to do more of these podcasts!.

If you like the content of these shows or have any other comments or questions, please drop us a line at podcast@stillsecure.com


Thanks to ClickCaster for hosting our podcast. Tonights music is the usual, To the Summit by Jon Schmidt. You can hear more from Jon at http://www.jonschmidt.com. Music transitions between segments are by our own Mitchell Ashley!

]]> Fri, 30 May 2008 10:20:00 -0500 http://www.clickcaster.com/items/those-wild-and-crazy-gus-are-back--ssaaty--54 http://www.clickcaster.com/items/those-wild-and-crazy-gus-are-back--ssaaty--54 http://www.clickcaster.com/items/those-wild-and-crazy-gus-are-back--ssaaty--54 3542599 Mitchell and I are back!  It has been a few months, but the stars finally lined up to allow us to record a show.  It was great being back behind the microphone again.  Mitchell and I discussed a number of topics: 1. Recent penetration of the FBI 2. TJX fires an employee for disclosing lax security 3. Barracuda makes an offer for Sourcefire 4. G.hos.st Along with the usual back and forth. Hopefully it will spur us on to do more of these podcasts!. If you like the content of these shows or have any other comments or questions, please drop us a line at podcast@stillsecure.com Thanks to ClickCaster for hosting our podcast. Tonights music is the usual, To the Summit by Jon Schmidt. You can hear more from Jon at http://www.jonschmidt.com. Music transitions between segments are by our own Mitchell Ashley! no 41:50 Those wild and crazy gus are back! SSAATY #54 Mitchell and I are back!  It has been a few months, but the stars finally lined up to allow us to record a show.  It was great being back behind the microphone again.  Mitchell and I discussed a number of topics: 1. Recent penetration of the FBI 2. TJX fires an employee for disclosing lax security 3. Barracuda makes an offer for Sourcefire 4. G.hos.st Along with the usual back and forth. Hopefully it will spur us on to do more of these podcasts!. If you like the content of these shows or have any other comments or questions, please drop us a line at podcast@stillsecure.com Thanks to ClickCaster for hosting our podcast. Tonights music is the usual, To the Summit by Jon Schmidt. You can hear more from Jon at http://www.jonschmidt.com. Music transitions between segments are by our own Mitchell Ashley! StillSecure, After all these years, #53 - SSAATY meets the Network Security Podcast Someone put chocolate in our peanut butter! Mitchell and I are lucky to be joined today by the dynamic duo of the Network Security Podcast, none other than Martin McKeay and Rich Mogull! In this Flintstones meet the Jetsons episode, the four of us discuss a couple of topics. Among them are:

1. What right to privacy do you have to information you post on line. Can employers use your "personal" web postings against you? As social networking proliferates can we keep a handle on what is known about us on line?

2. HP claims they employ 9 of the top 11 security hackers. What about Microsoft? Who are we kidding here?

3. A special message for security bloggers, podcasters and media types attending RSA. If you don't know what we are talking about, be sure to contact us at podcast@stillsecure.com

If you like the content of these shows or have any other comments or questions, please drop us a line at podcast@stillsecure.com

Thanks to ClickCaster for hosting our podcast. Tonights music is the usual, To the Summit by Jon Schmidt. You can hear more from Jon at http://www.jonschmidt.com. Music transitions between segments are by our own Mitchell Ashley!

]]> Wed, 13 Feb 2008 20:28:00 -0600 http://www.clickcaster.com/items/stillsecure--after-all-these-years---53---ssaaty-meets-the-network-security-podcast http://www.clickcaster.com/items/stillsecure--after-all-these-years---53---ssaaty-meets-the-network-security-podcast http://www.clickcaster.com/items/stillsecure--after-all-these-years---53---ssaaty-meets-the-network-security-podcast 3538407 Someone put chocolate in our peanut butter! Mitchell and I are lucky to be joined today by the dynamic duo of the Network Security Podcast, none other than Martin McKeay and Rich Mogull! In this Flintstones meet the Jetsons episode, the four of us discuss a couple of topics. Among them are: 1. What right to privacy do you have to information you post on line. Can employers use your "personal" web postings against you? As social networking proliferates can we keep a handle on what is known about us on line? 2. HP claims they employ 9 of the top 11 security hackers. What about Microsoft? Who are we kidding here? 3. A special message for security bloggers, podcasters and media types attending RSA. If you don't know what we are talking about, be sure to contact us at podcast@stillsecure.com If you like the content of these shows or have any other comments or questions, please drop us a line at podcast@stillsecure.com Thanks to ClickCaster for hosting our podcast. Tonights music is the usual, To the Summit by Jon Schmidt. You can hear more from Jon at http://www.jonschmidt.com. Music transitions between segments are by our own Mitchell Ashley! no 41:38 StillSecure, After all these years, #53 - SSAATY meets the Network Security Podcast Someone put chocolate in our peanut butter! Mitchell and I are lucky to be joined today by the dynamic duo of the Network Security Podcast, none other than Martin McKeay and Rich Mogull! In this Flintstones meet the Jetsons episode, the four of us discuss a couple of topics. Among them are: 1. What right to privacy do you have to information you post on line. Can employers use your "personal" web postings against you? As social networking proliferates can we keep a handle on what is known about us on line? 2. HP claims they employ 9 of the top 11 security hackers. What about Microsoft? Who are we kidding here? 3. A special message for security bloggers, podcasters and media types attending RSA. If you don't know what we are talking about, be sure to contact us at podcast@stillsecure.com If you like the content of these shows or have any other comments or questions, please drop us a line at podcast@stillsecure.com Thanks to ClickCaster for hosting our podcast. Tonights music is the usual, To the Summit by Jon Schmidt. You can hear more from Jon at http://www.jonschmidt.com. Music transitions between segments are by our own Mitchell Ashley! StillSecure, After all these years, Podcast #52 with Scott Converse of Medioh! Mitchell and I recorded this one in person at the sound studio of our friend Scott Converse. Scott is the driving force behind Clickcaster, which is the home of our podcast. Scott and the Clickcaster guys are now taking it to the next level with broadband TV  with a new company called, Medioh. Scott is a great guy and besides doing sound engineering duties on this one tells us all about some of the exciting stuff going on with Medioh.

Mitchell and I also do our usual and discuss current security events. Among topics we discussed are the MySQL acquisition by Sun, Vernier Networks, and multi-gig IPS. Mitchell also makes a big announcement on a new career path (you will have to listen to find out).

Be sure to check out Medioh.com for more info on what Scott and his posse are up to.

If you like the content of these shows or have any other comments or questions, please drop us a line at podcast@stillsecure.com

Thanks to ClickCaster for hosting our podcast. Tonights music is the usual, To the Summit by Jon Schmidt. You can hear more from Jon at http://www.jonschmidt.com. Music transitions between segments are by our own Mitchell Ashley!

]]> Fri, 25 Jan 2008 21:32:00 -0600 http://www.clickcaster.com/items/stillsecure--after-all-these-years--podcast--52-with-scott-converse-of-medioh http://www.clickcaster.com/items/stillsecure--after-all-these-years--podcast--52-with-scott-converse-of-medioh http://www.clickcaster.com/items/stillsecure--after-all-these-years--podcast--52-with-scott-converse-of-medioh 3537525 Mitchell and I recorded this one in person at the sound studio of our friend Scott Converse. Scott is the driving force behind Clickcaster, which is the home of our podcast. Scott and the Clickcaster guys are now taking it to the next level with broadband TV  with a new company called, Medioh. Scott is a great guy and besides doing sound engineering duties on this one tells us all about some of the exciting stuff going on with Medioh. Mitchell and I also do our usual and discuss current security events. Among topics we discussed are the MySQL acquisition by Sun, Vernier Networks, and multi-gig IPS. Mitchell also makes a big announcement on a new career path (you will have to listen to find out). Be sure to check out Medioh.com for more info on what Scott and his posse are up to. If you like the content of these shows or have any other comments or questions, please drop us a line at podcast@stillsecure.com Thanks to ClickCaster for hosting our podcast. Tonights music is the usual, To the Summit by Jon Schmidt. You can hear more from Jon at http://www.jonschmidt.com. Music transitions between segments are by our own Mitchell Ashley! no 53:14 StillSecure, After all these years, Podcast #52 with Scott Converse of Medioh! Mitchell and I recorded this one in person at the sound studio of our friend Scott Converse. Scott is the driving force behind Clickcaster, which is the home of our podcast. Scott and the Clickcaster guys are now taking it to the next level with broadband TV  with a new company called, Medioh. Scott is a great guy and besides doing sound engineering duties on this one tells us all about some of the exciting stuff going on with Medioh. Mitchell and I also do our usual and discuss current security events. Among topics we discussed are the MySQL acquisition by Sun, Vernier Networks, and multi-gig IPS. Mitchell also makes a big announcement on a new career path (you will have to listen to find out). Be sure to check out Medioh.com for more info on what Scott and his posse are up to. If you like the content of these shows or have any other comments or questions, please drop us a line at podcast@stillsecure.com Thanks to ClickCaster for hosting our podcast. Tonights music is the usual, To the Summit by Jon Schmidt. You can hear more from Jon at http://www.jonschmidt.com. Music transitions between segments are by our own Mitchell Ashley! StillSecure, After all these years, Podcast #51 - Brad Reese Happy New Year to you all!  Sorry for the delay between podcasts but Mitchell and I were pretty busy with end of year and family business.  Episode 51 of the podcast is a good one with Brad Reese of Cisco Subnet fame.  Brad has some strong opinions about Cisco and their place in the marketplace. Of course Mitchell and I have some pretty strong opinions ourselves.  All in all it makes for some lively conversation that I think you will enjoy!

If you like the content of these shows or have any other comments or questions, please drop us a line at podcast@stillsecure.com

Thanks to ClickCaster for hosting our podcast. Tonights music is the usual, To the Summit by Jon Schmidt. You can hear more from Jon at http://www.jonschmidt.com.

]]> Mon, 07 Jan 2008 21:17:00 -0600 http://www.clickcaster.com/items/stillsecure--after-all-these-years--podcast--51---brad-reese http://www.clickcaster.com/items/stillsecure--after-all-these-years--podcast--51---brad-reese http://www.clickcaster.com/items/stillsecure--after-all-these-years--podcast--51---brad-reese 3536720 Happy New Year to you all!  Sorry for the delay between podcasts but Mitchell and I were pretty busy with end of year and family business.  Episode 51 of the podcast is a good one with Brad Reese of Cisco Subnet fame.  Brad has some strong opinions about Cisco and their place in the marketplace. Of course Mitchell and I have some pretty strong opinions ourselves.  All in all it makes for some lively conversation that I think you will enjoy! If you like the content of these shows or have any other comments or questions, please drop us a line at podcast@stillsecure.com Thanks to ClickCaster for hosting our podcast. Tonights music is the usual, To the Summit by Jon Schmidt. You can hear more from Jon at http://www.jonschmidt.com. no 1:00:45 StillSecure, After all these years, Podcast #51 - Brad Reese Happy New Year to you all!  Sorry for the delay between podcasts but Mitchell and I were pretty busy with end of year and family business.  Episode 51 of the podcast is a good one with Brad Reese of Cisco Subnet fame.  Brad has some strong opinions about Cisco and their place in the marketplace. Of course Mitchell and I have some pretty strong opinions ourselves.  All in all it makes for some lively conversation that I think you will enjoy! If you like the content of these shows or have any other comments or questions, please drop us a line at podcast@stillsecure.com Thanks to ClickCaster for hosting our podcast. Tonights music is the usual, To the Summit by Jon Schmidt. You can hear more from Jon at http://www.jonschmidt.com. StillSecure, After all these years, podcast #50 - Mitchell & Alan Podcast # 50 represents a return to form for Mitchell and I.  After thinking that a change was neccessary because of Mitchell's new profile, we decided that you don't mess with a good thing.  So StillSecure, After all these years is back the way it was!

This episode has no special guest.  It is just Mitchell and I talking mostly security. Mitchell does a "converging minute" episode on SaaS and virtualization changing the IT landscape.  Other topics Mitchell and discuss among others are:

1. Is security slowing down the adoption of virtualization?
2. What good is "menstrual NAC" - you know the kind that only checks devices once a month and my new rules on NAC
3. The new space race to put IP technology into space being led by Cisco
4. Can UTM be 50% of the network security market?

If you like the content of these shows or have any other comments or questions, please drop us a line at podcast@stillsecure.com


Thanks to ClickCaster for hosting our podcast. Tonights music is the usual, To the Summit by Jon Schmidt. You can hear more from Jon at http://www.jonschmidt.com. Music transitions between segments are by our own Mitchell Ashley!

]]> Thu, 29 Nov 2007 19:23:00 -0600 http://www.clickcaster.com/items/stillsecure--after-all-these-years--podcast--50---mitchell---alan http://www.clickcaster.com/items/stillsecure--after-all-these-years--podcast--50---mitchell---alan http://www.clickcaster.com/items/stillsecure--after-all-these-years--podcast--50---mitchell---alan 3535311 Podcast # 50 represents a return to form for Mitchell and I.  After thinking that a change was neccessary because of Mitchell's new profile, we decided that you don't mess with a good thing.  So StillSecure, After all these years is back the way it was! This episode has no special guest.  It is just Mitchell and I talking mostly security. Mitchell does a "converging minute" episode on SaaS and virtualization changing the IT landscape.  Other topics Mitchell and discuss among others are: 1. Is security slowing down the adoption of virtualization? 2. What good is "menstrual NAC" - you know the kind that only checks devices once a month and my new rules on NAC 3. The new space race to put IP technology into space being led by Cisco 4. Can UTM be 50% of the network security market?If you like the content of these shows or have any other comments or questions, please drop us a line at podcast@stillsecure.com Thanks to ClickCaster for hosting our podcast. Tonights music is the usual, To the Summit by Jon Schmidt. You can hear more from Jon at http://www.jonschmidt.com. Music transitions between segments are by our own Mitchell Ashley! no 42:21 StillSecure, After all these years, podcast #50 - Mitchell & Alan Podcast # 50 represents a return to form for Mitchell and I.  After thinking that a change was neccessary because of Mitchell's new profile, we decided that you don't mess with a good thing.  So StillSecure, After all these years is back the way it was! This episode has no special guest.  It is just Mitchell and I talking mostly security. Mitchell does a "converging minute" episode on SaaS and virtualization changing the IT landscape.  Other topics Mitchell and discuss among others are: 1. Is security slowing down the adoption of virtualization? 2. What good is "menstrual NAC" - you know the kind that only checks devices once a month and my new rules on NAC 3. The new space race to put IP technology into space being led by Cisco 4. Can UTM be 50% of the network security market?If you like the content of these shows or have any other comments or questions, please drop us a line at podcast@stillsecure.com Thanks to ClickCaster for hosting our podcast. Tonights music is the usual, To the Summit by Jon Schmidt. You can hear more from Jon at http://www.jonschmidt.com. Music transitions between segments are by our own Mitchell Ashley! StillSecure, After all these years, Podcast #49 Episode 49 of the podcast is here and it features our first interview with a Pulitzer prize winner. Byron Acohido, of USA Today.  Byron is a friend of Mitchell's and while I was away in Germany, Mitchell was lucky enough to have Byron on for an interview. 

Also, Mitchell and I talk about his life after StillSecure and of course talk a bit about some of the news in the security world. 

Sorry it took so long in between podcasts.  We hopefully will get back to a regular schedule now, if I ever stop traveling!

If you like the content of these shows or have any other comments or questions, please drop us a line at podcast@stillsecure.com

Thanks to ClickCaster for hosting our podcast. Tonights music is new. We are using Paul Simon's "Still crazy, after all these years".  Music transitions between segments are by our own Mitchell Ashley!

]]> Sun, 11 Nov 2007 19:45:00 -0600 http://www.clickcaster.com/items/stillsecure--after-all-these-years--podcast--49 http://www.clickcaster.com/items/stillsecure--after-all-these-years--podcast--49 http://www.clickcaster.com/items/stillsecure--after-all-these-years--podcast--49 3534653 Episode 49 of the podcast is here and it features our first interview with a Pulitzer prize winner. Byron Acohido, of USA Today.  Byron is a friend of Mitchell's and while I was away in Germany, Mitchell was lucky enough to have Byron on for an interview.  Also, Mitchell and I talk about his life after StillSecure and of course talk a bit about some of the news in the security world.  Sorry it took so long in between podcasts.  We hopefully will get back to a regular schedule now, if I ever stop traveling! If you like the content of these shows or have any other comments or questions, please drop us a line at podcast@stillsecure.com Thanks to ClickCaster for hosting our podcast. Tonights music is new. We are using Paul Simon's "Still crazy, after all these years".  Music transitions between segments are by our own Mitchell Ashley! no 52:51 StillSecure, After all these years, Podcast #49 Episode 49 of the podcast is here and it features our first interview with a Pulitzer prize winner. Byron Acohido, of USA Today.  Byron is a friend of Mitchell's and while I was away in Germany, Mitchell was lucky enough to have Byron on for an interview.  Also, Mitchell and I talk about his life after StillSecure and of course talk a bit about some of the news in the security world.  Sorry it took so long in between podcasts.  We hopefully will get back to a regular schedule now, if I ever stop traveling! If you like the content of these shows or have any other comments or questions, please drop us a line at podcast@stillsecure.com Thanks to ClickCaster for hosting our podcast. Tonights music is new. We are using Paul Simon's "Still crazy, after all these years".  Music transitions between segments are by our own Mitchell Ashley! StillSecure, after all these years, Podcast #48 with Dean Drako, CEO of Barracuda Networks Episode 48 of SSAATY features our interview with Barracuda Networks CEO, Dean Drako. The interview does not start until about 16 minutes into the show. So if you would like to just listen to that, jump ahead to 16 minutes in. Dean gives us the inside scoop on what the Barracuda formula for success is. We also talk about open source, the SMB versus enterprise security market among other things. Great interview with a great guy and don't miss it!

In the return of the converging minute, Mitchell talks a bit about virtualization. In this week in security we talk about Microsoft sneaking an update in, 3Com getting bought and a recent white paper on NAC by Joel Snyder.

If you like the content of these shows or have any other comments or questions, please drop us a line at podcast@stillsecure.com

Thanks to ClickCaster for hosting our podcast. Tonights music is the usual, To the Summit by Jon Schmidt. You can hear more from Jon at http://www.jonschmidt.com. Music transitions between segments are by our own Mitchell Ashley! ]]> Thu, 11 Oct 2007 13:35:00 -0500 http://www.clickcaster.com/items/stillsecure--after-all-these-years--podcast--48-with-dean-drako--ceo-of-barracuda-networks http://www.clickcaster.com/items/stillsecure--after-all-these-years--podcast--48-with-dean-drako--ceo-of-barracuda-networks http://www.clickcaster.com/items/stillsecure--after-all-these-years--podcast--48-with-dean-drako--ceo-of-barracuda-networks 3533379 Episode 48 of SSAATY features our interview with Barracuda Networks CEO, Dean Drako. The interview does not start until about 16 minutes into the show. So if you would like to just listen to that, jump ahead to 16 minutes in. Dean gives us the inside scoop on what the Barracuda formula for success is. We also talk about open source, the SMB versus enterprise security market among other things. Great interview with a great guy and don't miss it! In the return of the converging minute, Mitchell talks a bit about virtualization. In this week in security we talk about Microsoft sneaking an update in, 3Com getting bought and a recent white paper on NAC by Joel Snyder. If you like the content of these shows or have any other comments or questions, please drop us a line at podcast@stillsecure.com Thanks to ClickCaster for hosting our podcast. Tonights music is the usual, To the Summit by Jon Schmidt. You can hear more from Jon at http://www.jonschmidt.com. Music transitions between segments are by our own Mitchell Ashley! no 55:20 StillSecure, after all these years, Podcast #48 with Dean Drako, CEO of Barracuda Networks Episode 48 of SSAATY features our interview with Barracuda Networks CEO, Dean Drako. The interview does not start until about 16 minutes into the show. So if you would like to just listen to that, jump ahead to 16 minutes in. Dean gives us the inside scoop on what the Barracuda formula for success is. We also talk about open source, the SMB versus enterprise security market among other things. Great interview with a great guy and don't miss it! In the return of the converging minute, Mitchell talks a bit about virtualization. In this week in security we talk about Microsoft sneaking an update in, 3Com getting bought and a recent white paper on NAC by Joel Snyder. If you like the content of these shows or have any other comments or questions, please drop us a line at podcast@stillsecure.com Thanks to ClickCaster for hosting our podcast. Tonights music is the usual, To the Summit by Jon Schmidt. You can hear more from Jon at http://www.jonschmidt.com. Music transitions between segments are by our own Mitchell Ashley! StillSecure, After all these years, podcast #46 - Journalists on NAC 90529455d37e982dc079cb42fef64cf8a81c623a-x80xx50 F04c9dff2bf1718b15ad4bd69d5698d02ca21918-x80xx50A2fdd87849e7893da58c66efe570e7f756ff420c-x80xx50 Continuing our series of NAC-tacular podcasts, todays show is one for the ages.  Mitchell and I turn the tables on some of the leading NAC journalists.  Mike Fratto of Information Week and the NAC Immersion Center, Matt Hines, senior writer for InfoWorld and Joel Snyder of Opus One and Network World.

Joel, Mike, Matt, Mitchell and I dig pretty deep into NAC and what the current state of the technology is. If you are interested in NAC you will enjoy this show!

If you like the content of these shows or have any other comments or questions, please drop us a line at podcast@stillsecure.com

Thanks to ClickCaster for hosting our podcast. Tonights music is the usual, To the Summit by Jon Schmidt. You can hear more from Jon at http://www.jonschmidt.com. Music transitions between segments are by our own Mitchell Ashley!

]]> Tue, 18 Sep 2007 07:53:00 -0500 http://www.clickcaster.com/items/stillsecure--after-all-these-years--podcast--46---journalists-on-nac http://www.clickcaster.com/items/stillsecure--after-all-these-years--podcast--46---journalists-on-nac http://www.clickcaster.com/items/stillsecure--after-all-these-years--podcast--46---journalists-on-nac 3532466   Continuing our series of NAC-tacular podcasts, todays show is one for the ages.  Mitchell and I turn the tables on some of the leading NAC journalists.  Mike Fratto of Information Week and the NAC Immersion Center, Matt Hines, senior writer for InfoWorld and Joel Snyder of Opus One and Network World. Joel, Mike, Matt, Mitchell and I dig pretty deep into NAC and what the current state of the technology is. If you are interested in NAC you will enjoy this show! If you like the content of these shows or have any other comments or questions, please drop us a line at podcast@stillsecure.com Thanks to ClickCaster for hosting our podcast. Tonights music is the usual, To the Summit by Jon Schmidt. You can hear more from Jon at http://www.jonschmidt.com. Music transitions between segments are by our own Mitchell Ashley! no 53:20 StillSecure, After all these years, podcast #46 - Journalists on NAC   Continuing our series of NAC-tacular podcasts, todays show is one for the ages.  Mitchell and I turn the tables on some of the leading NAC journalists.  Mike Fratto of Information Week and the NAC Immersion Center, Matt Hines, senior writer for InfoWorld and Joel Snyder of Opus One and Network World. Joel, Mike, Matt, Mitchell and I dig pretty deep into NAC and what the current state of the technology is. If you are interested in NAC you will enjoy this show! If you like the content of these shows or have any other comments or questions, please drop us a line at podcast@stillsecure.com Thanks to ClickCaster for hosting our podcast. Tonights music is the usual, To the Summit by Jon Schmidt. You can hear more from Jon at http://www.jonschmidt.com. Music transitions between segments are by our own Mitchell Ashley! StillSecure, After all these years, podcast #47 - Jeremiah Grossman and RSnake Robert "RSnake" Hansen of ha.ckers.org and founder and CEO of SecTheory and  past SSAATY guest, Jeremiah Grossman, founder and CTO of Whitehat Security. Together with Mitchell and I (OK Mitchell and I listen a lot) we discuss the current state of web vulnerabilities, the near and short term future of web application security and what you can do to try and stay safe. It is a great discussion about one of the hottest topics in security today and you should not miss it!

If you like the content of these shows or have any other comments or questions, please drop us a line at podcast@stillsecure.com

Thanks to ClickCaster for hosting our podcast. Tonights music is the usual, To the Summit by Jon Schmidt. You can hear more from Jon at http://www.jonschmidt.com. Music transitions between segments are by our own Mitchell Ashley! ]]> Tue, 18 Sep 2007 06:35:00 -0500 http://www.clickcaster.com/items/stillsecure--after-all-these-years--podcast--47---jeremiah-grossman-and-rsnake http://www.clickcaster.com/items/stillsecure--after-all-these-years--podcast--47---jeremiah-grossman-and-rsnake http://www.clickcaster.com/items/stillsecure--after-all-these-years--podcast--47---jeremiah-grossman-and-rsnake 3532462 Podcast #47 is all about web application security.  We are joined by Robert "RSnake" Hansen of ha.ckers.org and founder and CEO of SecTheory and  past SSAATY guest, Jeremiah Grossman, founder and CTO of Whitehat Security. Together with Mitchell and I (OK Mitchell and I listen a lot) we discuss the current state of web vulnerabilities, the near and short term future of web application security and what you can do to try and stay safe. It is a great discussion about one of the hottest topics in security today and you should not miss it! If you like the content of these shows or have any other comments or questions, please drop us a line at podcast@stillsecure.com Thanks to ClickCaster for hosting our podcast. Tonights music is the usual, To the Summit by Jon Schmidt. You can hear more from Jon at http://www.jonschmidt.com. Music transitions between segments are by our own Mitchell Ashley! no 48:24 StillSecure, After all these years, podcast #47 - Jeremiah Grossman and RSnake Podcast #47 is all about web application security.  We are joined by Robert "RSnake" Hansen of ha.ckers.org and founder and CEO of SecTheory and  past SSAATY guest, Jeremiah Grossman, founder and CTO of Whitehat Security. Together with Mitchell and I (OK Mitchell and I listen a lot) we discuss the current state of web vulnerabilities, the near and short term future of web application security and what you can do to try and stay safe. It is a great discussion about one of the hottest topics in security today and you should not miss it! If you like the content of these shows or have any other comments or questions, please drop us a line at podcast@stillsecure.com Thanks to ClickCaster for hosting our podcast. Tonights music is the usual, To the Summit by Jon Schmidt. You can hear more from Jon at http://www.jonschmidt.com. Music transitions between segments are by our own Mitchell Ashley! StillSecure, After all these years, Podcast #45 - Andreas Antonopoulos, Nemertes Research Tonights special guest is Andreas M. Antonopoulos,  SVP and founding partner of Nemertes Research.  Nemertes is an up and coming research and analysis firm.  Andreas is a very sharp fellow who Mitchell and I have met with several times and we are always very impressed by him.   In this interview Andreas discusses a number of topics including convergence of networking and security, buyer patterns in security and the security market in general.  It is a lively almost 40 minutes of discussion.  We hope to have Andreas on again soon.

Enjoy!

If you like the content of these shows or have any other comments or questions, please drop us a line at podcast@stillsecure.com

Thanks to ClickCaster for hosting our podcast. Tonights music is the usual, To the Summit by Jon Schmidt. You can hear more from Jon at http://www.jonschmidt.com. Music transitions between segments are by our own Mitchell Ashley! ]]> Mon, 03 Sep 2007 22:00:00 -0500 http://www.clickcaster.com/items/stillsecure--after-all-these-years--podcast--45---andreas--antonopoulos--nemertes-research http://www.clickcaster.com/items/stillsecure--after-all-these-years--podcast--45---andreas--antonopoulos--nemertes-research http://www.clickcaster.com/items/stillsecure--after-all-these-years--podcast--45---andreas--antonopoulos--nemertes-research 3531941 Tonights special guest is Andreas M. Antonopoulos,  SVP and founding partner of Nemertes Research.  Nemertes is an up and coming research and analysis firm.  Andreas is a very sharp fellow who Mitchell and I have met with several times and we are always very impressed by him.   In this interview Andreas discusses a number of topics including convergence of networking and security, buyer patterns in security and the security market in general.  It is a lively almost 40 minutes of discussion.  We hope to have Andreas on again soon. Enjoy! If you like the content of these shows or have any other comments or questions, please drop us a line at podcast@stillsecure.com Thanks to ClickCaster for hosting our podcast. Tonights music is the usual, To the Summit by Jon Schmidt. You can hear more from Jon at http://www.jonschmidt.com. Music transitions between segments are by our own Mitchell Ashley! no 51:00 StillSecure, After all these years, Podcast #45 - Andreas Antonopoulos, Nemertes Research Tonights special guest is Andreas M. Antonopoulos,  SVP and founding partner of Nemertes Research.  Nemertes is an up and coming research and analysis firm.  Andreas is a very sharp fellow who Mitchell and I have met with several times and we are always very impressed by him.   In this interview Andreas discusses a number of topics including convergence of networking and security, buyer patterns in security and the security market in general.  It is a lively almost 40 minutes of discussion.  We hope to have Andreas on again soon. Enjoy! If you like the content of these shows or have any other comments or questions, please drop us a line at podcast@stillsecure.com Thanks to ClickCaster for hosting our podcast. Tonights music is the usual, To the Summit by Jon Schmidt. You can hear more from Jon at http://www.jonschmidt.com. Music transitions between segments are by our own Mitchell Ashley! StillSecure, After all these years, Podcast #44 - NAC panel discussion ConSentry Networks and Dominic Wilde, VP of Marketing, Nevis Networks. We are all joined by our special guest star, the mouth of the south, Mike Rothman. For those who read my blog, you know that Dominic and I recently had a "debate on the merits" of various NAC technologies. I have also had my fair share of discussions with Michelle. Well the plan for today was to accentuate the positive and not get into a NAC brawl. But Rothman would have none of the cumbaya stuff and managed to stir up the conversation to bring out the passion from all of our panelists.

At the end of the day it is a good discussion on what does NAC mean today and where the market is. If you are interested in NAC, there is some good information here.

The panel ran too long for Mitchell and I to do much of anything else, so we will resume our regularly scheduled programming next week. Enjoy!

In case you want to see, here are pictures of our panelists. I have taken the liberty of putting their names under their pictures, in case you didn't know who was who.



If you like the content of these shows or have any other comments or questions, please drop us a line at podcast@stillsecure.com

Thanks to ClickCaster for hosting our podcast. Tonights music is the usual, To the Summit by Jon Schmidt. You can hear more from Jon at http://www.jonschmidt.com. Music transitions between segments are by our own Mitchell Ashley!]]> Mon, 13 Aug 2007 22:14:00 -0500 http://www.clickcaster.com/items/stillsecure--after-all-these-years--podcast--44---nac-panel-discussion http://www.clickcaster.com/items/stillsecure--after-all-these-years--podcast--44---nac-panel-discussion http://www.clickcaster.com/items/stillsecure--after-all-these-years--podcast--44---nac-panel-discussion 3531312 Tonights episode is another in our NAC-tacular series. In addition to Mitchell and I, our guests are Michelle McLean, Senior Director of Product Marketing, ConSentry Networks and Dominic Wilde, VP of Marketing, Nevis Networks. We are all joined by our special guest star, the mouth of the south, Mike Rothman. For those who read my blog, you know that Dominic and I recently had a "debate on the merits" of various NAC technologies. I have also had my fair share of discussions with Michelle. Well the plan for today was to accentuate the positive and not get into a NAC brawl. But Rothman would have none of the cumbaya stuff and managed to stir up the conversation to bring out the passion from all of our panelists. At the end of the day it is a good discussion on what does NAC mean today and where the market is. If you are interested in NAC, there is some good information here. The panel ran too long for Mitchell and I to do much of anything else, so we will resume our regularly scheduled programming next week. Enjoy! In case you want to see, here are pictures of our panelists. I have taken the liberty of putting their names under their pictures, in case you didn't know who was who. If you like the content of these shows or have any other comments or questions, please drop us a line at podcast@stillsecure.com Thanks to ClickCaster for hosting our podcast. Tonights music is the usual, To the Summit by Jon Schmidt. You can hear more from Jon at http://www.jonschmidt.com. Music transitions between segments are by our own Mitchell Ashley! no 1:02:51 StillSecure, After all these years, Podcast #44 - NAC panel discussion Tonights episode is another in our NAC-tacular series. In addition to Mitchell and I, our guests are Michelle McLean, Senior Director of Product Marketing, ConSentry Networks and Dominic Wilde, VP of Marketing, Nevis Networks. We are all joined by our special guest star, the mouth of the south, Mike Rothman. For those who read my blog, you know that Dominic and I recently had a "debate on the merits" of various NAC technologies. I have also had my fair share of discussions with Michelle. Well the plan for today was to accentuate the positive and not get into a NAC brawl. But Rothman would have none of the cumbaya stuff and managed to stir up the conversation to bring out the passion from all of our panelists. At the end of the day it is a good discussion on what does NAC mean today and where the market is. If you are interested in NAC, there is some good information here. The panel ran too long for Mitchell and I to do much of anything else, so we will resume our regularly scheduled programming next week. Enjoy! In case you want to see, here are pictures of our panelists. I have taken the liberty of putting their names under their pictures, in case you didn't know who was who. If you like the content of these shows or have any other comments or questions, please drop us a line at podcast@stillsecure.com Thanks to ClickCaster for hosting our podcast. Tonights music is the usual, To the Summit by Jon Schmidt. You can hear more from Jon at http://www.jonschmidt.com. Music transitions between segments are by our own Mitchell Ashley! StillSecure, After all these years, podcast #43   Podcast #43 is another NAC-tacular one with two special guests. One is Andrew Braunberg, director of enterprise security research at Current Analysis. Our second guest is Andy Dornan, renowned author, journalist and analyst from Network Computing. Current Analysis and Network Computing recently published the results of their second annual NAC survey. The survey shows some real trends in NAC adoption, as well as some very interesting views on NAC from real world users. Mitchell and I spend some great time with Andy and Andrew talking NAC

Also, Mitchell and I talk about Black Hat coming up this week. We will try to do a podcast from the show if possible. If you are going to be at Black Hat, please stop by and say hello!

Sensepost_logo_2Our friends from South Africa, Sensepost have a special offer for those who would like to attend their hacking classes at Black Hat this year. Anyone who signs up for this offer can also pick up a StillSecure T-shirt by coming by our booth at Black Hat with proof of signing up for the course. Please have a listen to this message and visit their site.



If you like the content of these shows or have any other comments or questions, please drop us a line at podcast@stillsecure.com

Thanks to ClickCaster for hosting our podcast. Tonights music is the usual, To the Summit by Jon Schmidt. You can hear more from Jon at http://www.jonschmidt.com. Music transitions between segments are by our own Mitchell Ashley!

]]> Mon, 30 Jul 2007 06:45:00 -0500 http://www.clickcaster.com/items/stillsecure--after-all-these-years--podcast--43 http://www.clickcaster.com/items/stillsecure--after-all-these-years--podcast--43 http://www.clickcaster.com/items/stillsecure--after-all-these-years--podcast--43 3530753   Podcast #43 is another NAC-tacular one with two special guests. One is Andrew Braunberg, director of enterprise security research at Current Analysis. Our second guest is Andy Dornan, renowned author, journalist and analyst from Network Computing. Current Analysis and Network Computing recently published the results of their second annual NAC survey. The survey shows some real trends in NAC adoption, as well as some very interesting views on NAC from real world users. Mitchell and I spend some great time with Andy and Andrew talking NAC Also, Mitchell and I talk about Black Hat coming up this week. We will try to do a podcast from the show if possible. If you are going to be at Black Hat, please stop by and say hello!Our friends from South Africa, Sensepost have a special offer for those who would like to attend their hacking classes at Black Hat this year. Anyone who signs up for this offer can also pick up a StillSecure T-shirt by coming by our booth at Black Hat with proof of signing up for the course. Please have a listen to this message and visit their site. If you like the content of these shows or have any other comments or questions, please drop us a line at podcast@stillsecure.com Thanks to ClickCaster for hosting our podcast. Tonights music is the usual, To the Summit by Jon Schmidt. You can hear more from Jon at http://www.jonschmidt.com. Music transitions between segments are by our own Mitchell Ashley! no 40:56 StillSecure, After all these years, podcast #43   Podcast #43 is another NAC-tacular one with two special guests. One is Andrew Braunberg, director of enterprise security research at Current Analysis. Our second guest is Andy Dornan, renowned author, journalist and analyst from Network Computing. Current Analysis and Network Computing recently published the results of their second annual NAC survey. The survey shows some real trends in NAC adoption, as well as some very interesting views on NAC from real world users. Mitchell and I spend some great time with Andy and Andrew talking NAC Also, Mitchell and I talk about Black Hat coming up this week. We will try to do a podcast from the show if possible. If you are going to be at Black Hat, please stop by and say hello!Our friends from South Africa, Sensepost have a special offer for those who would like to attend their hacking classes at Black Hat this year. Anyone who signs up for this offer can also pick up a StillSecure T-shirt by coming by our booth at Black Hat with proof of signing up for the course. Please have a listen to this message and visit their site. If you like the content of these shows or have any other comments or questions, please drop us a line at podcast@stillsecure.com Thanks to ClickCaster for hosting our podcast. Tonights music is the usual, To the Summit by Jon Schmidt. You can hear more from Jon at http://www.jonschmidt.com. Music transitions between segments are by our own Mitchell Ashley! StillSecure, After all these years, podcast #42 - NAP, NAC, TCG - Whats the difference? Episode 42 is a NACfest! Our special guests are Steve Hanna, co-chair of the TNC/TCG and Amith Krishnan, senior product manager of Microsoft's security technologies including NAP. Steve, Amith, Mitchell and I discuss the finer points of the recent demonstration of the interoperability between NAP and the TCG standards and what this means for you.

We dive pretty deep in just how this interoperability works and what Windows Server 2008 will mean to those interested in NAC. We also talk a bit about what this means for Cisco and other NAC vendors. Does this represent the future of NAC? What other functionality is envisioned? Will it cover non-Windows operating systems? These and other questions are all answered in the show. Enjoy!

Sensepost_logo_2Our friends from South Africa, Sensepost have a special offer for those who would like to attend their hacking classes at Black Hat this year. Anyone who signs up for this offer can also pick up a StillSecure T-shirt by coming by our booth at Black Hat with proof of signing up for the course. Please have a listen to this message and visit their site.

If you like the content of these shows or have any other comments or questions, please drop us a line at podcast@stillsecure.com

Thanks to ClickCaster for hosting our podcast. Tonights music is the usual, To the Summit by Jon Schmidt. You can hear more from Jon at http://www.jonschmidt.com. Music transitions between segments are by our own Mitchell Ashley!

]]> Tue, 17 Jul 2007 19:04:00 -0500 http://www.clickcaster.com/items/stillsecure--after-all-these-years--podcast--42---nap--nac--tcg---whats-the-difference http://www.clickcaster.com/items/stillsecure--after-all-these-years--podcast--42---nap--nac--tcg---whats-the-difference http://www.clickcaster.com/items/stillsecure--after-all-these-years--podcast--42---nap--nac--tcg---whats-the-difference 3530193 Episode 42 is a NACfest! Our special guests are Steve Hanna, co-chair of the TNC/TCG and Amith Krishnan, senior product manager of Microsoft's security technologies including NAP. Steve, Amith, Mitchell and I discuss the finer points of the recent demonstration of the interoperability between NAP and the TCG standards and what this means for you. We dive pretty deep in just how this interoperability works and what Windows Server 2008 will mean to those interested in NAC. We also talk a bit about what this means for Cisco and other NAC vendors. Does this represent the future of NAC? What other functionality is envisioned? Will it cover non-Windows operating systems? These and other questions are all answered in the show. Enjoy! Our friends from South Africa, Sensepost have a special offer for those who would like to attend their hacking classes at Black Hat this year. Anyone who signs up for this offer can also pick up a StillSecure T-shirt by coming by our booth at Black Hat with proof of signing up for the course. Please have a listen to this message and visit their site. If you like the content of these shows or have any other comments or questions, please drop us a line at podcast@stillsecure.com Thanks to ClickCaster for hosting our podcast. Tonights music is the usual, To the Summit by Jon Schmidt. You can hear more from Jon at http://www.jonschmidt.com. Music transitions between segments are by our own Mitchell Ashley! no 52:50 StillSecure, After all these years, podcast #42 - NAP, NAC, TCG - Whats the difference? Episode 42 is a NACfest! Our special guests are Steve Hanna, co-chair of the TNC/TCG and Amith Krishnan, senior product manager of Microsoft's security technologies including NAP. Steve, Amith, Mitchell and I discuss the finer points of the recent demonstration of the interoperability between NAP and the TCG standards and what this means for you. We dive pretty deep in just how this interoperability works and what Windows Server 2008 will mean to those interested in NAC. We also talk a bit about what this means for Cisco and other NAC vendors. Does this represent the future of NAC? What other functionality is envisioned? Will it cover non-Windows operating systems? These and other questions are all answered in the show. Enjoy! Our friends from South Africa, Sensepost have a special offer for those who would like to attend their hacking classes at Black Hat this year. Anyone who signs up for this offer can also pick up a StillSecure T-shirt by coming by our booth at Black Hat with proof of signing up for the course. Please have a listen to this message and visit their site. If you like the content of these shows or have any other comments or questions, please drop us a line at podcast@stillsecure.com Thanks to ClickCaster for hosting our podcast. Tonights music is the usual, To the Summit by Jon Schmidt. You can hear more from Jon at http://www.jonschmidt.com. Music transitions between segments are by our own Mitchell Ashley! StillSecure, After all these years, Podcast #41
Podcast 41 features the return of two old friends.  Mike Rothman of Security Incite and the Pragmatic CSO and Michael Farnum of Information Security Place, ComputerWorld and Accuvant.  Mike and Michael join us for the entire show and we cover:

This Week in Security:

1. RIP Caymas Systems
2. To be or not to be, that is the question for Symantec's Hamlet
3. IBM puts application security in the limelight with its Watchfire acquisition
4. Endpoint Security suites or "Security Amalgamated"

In our interview segment we talk with Mike and Michael about Mike's recent P-CSO Bootcamp.  Mike gives us insight into why he did it, what it is and what was learned.  Michael also gives his take and insights.  It is a great interview that we will continue with a follow up in the very near future.

Sensepost_logo_2 This week we have a new feature. Our friends from South Africa, Sensepost have a special offer for those who would like to attend their hacking classes at Black Hat this year.  Anyone who signs up for this offer can also pick up a StillSecure T-shirt by coming by our booth at Black Hat with proof of signing up for the course.  Please have a listen to this message and visit their site.

If you like the content of these shows or have any other comments or questions, please drop us a line at podcast@stillsecure.com

Thanks to ClickCaster for hosting our podcast. Tonights music is the usual, To the Summit by Jon Schmidt. You can hear more from Jon at  http://www.jonschmidt.com.  Music transitions between segments are by our own Mitchell Ashley!

]]> Tue, 12 Jun 2007 06:20:00 -0500 http://www.clickcaster.com/items/untitled-209 http://www.clickcaster.com/items/untitled-209 http://www.clickcaster.com/items/untitled-209 3528258 Podcast 41 features the return of two old friends.  Mike Rothman of Security Incite and the Pragmatic CSO and Michael Farnum of Information Security Place, ComputerWorld and Accuvant.  Mike and Michael join us for the entire show and we cover: This Week in Security: 1. RIP Caymas Systems 2. To be or not to be, that is the question for Symantec's Hamlet 3. IBM puts application security in the limelight with its Watchfire acquisition 4. Endpoint Security suites or "Security Amalgamated" In our interview segment we talk with Mike and Michael about Mike's recent P-CSO Bootcamp.  Mike gives us insight into why he did it, what it is and what was learned.  Michael also gives his take and insights.  It is a great interview that we will continue with a follow up in the very near future. This week we have a new feature. Our friends from South Africa, Sensepost have a special offer for those who would like to attend their hacking classes at Black Hat this year.  Anyone who signs up for this offer can also pick up a StillSecure T-shirt by coming by our booth at Black Hat with proof of signing up for the course.  Please have a listen to this message and visit their site. If you like the content of these shows or have any other comments or questions, please drop us a line at podcast@stillsecure.com Thanks to ClickCaster for hosting our podcast. Tonights music is the usual, To the Summit by Jon Schmidt. You can hear more from Jon at  http://www.jonschmidt.com.  Music transitions between segments are by our own Mitchell Ashley! no 43:34 StillSecure, After all these years, Podcast #41 Podcast 41 features the return of two old friends.  Mike Rothman of Security Incite and the Pragmatic CSO and Michael Farnum of Information Security Place, ComputerWorld and Accuvant.  Mike and Michael join us for the entire show and we cover: This Week in Security: 1. RIP Caymas Systems 2. To be or not to be, that is the question for Symantec's Hamlet 3. IBM puts application security in the limelight with its Watchfire acquisition 4. Endpoint Security suites or "Security Amalgamated" In our interview segment we talk with Mike and Michael about Mike's recent P-CSO Bootcamp.  Mike gives us insight into why he did it, what it is and what was learned.  Michael also gives his take and insights.  It is a great interview that we will continue with a follow up in the very near future. This week we have a new feature. Our friends from South Africa, Sensepost have a special offer for those who would like to attend their hacking classes at Black Hat this year.  Anyone who signs up for this offer can also pick up a StillSecure T-shirt by coming by our booth at Black Hat with proof of signing up for the course.  Please have a listen to this message and visit their site. If you like the content of these shows or have any other comments or questions, please drop us a line at podcast@stillsecure.com Thanks to ClickCaster for hosting our podcast. Tonights music is the usual, To the Summit by Jon Schmidt. You can hear more from Jon at  http://www.jonschmidt.com.  Music transitions between segments are by our own Mitchell Ashley! StillSecure, After all these years, Podcast #40 - Interop Recap Episode 40 of the podcast is here for your listening pleasure.  In this weeks episode Mitchell and I recap the week at Interop and some of the security news from the last week:


Microsoft-TCG NAC interoperability
Google-Green Border acquisition
10 Gbps switching and IPS
. . . and more!



In this weeks "The Converging Minute" Mitchell talks about the ecosystem building around Cobia with the Cobia partner program.


This week we have a new feature. Our friends from South Africa, Sensepost have a special offer for those who would like to attend their hacking classes at Black Hat this year.  Anyone who signs up for this offer can also pick up a StillSecure T-shirt by coming by our booth at Black Hat with proof of signing up for the course.  Please have a listen to this message and visit their site.

If you like the content of these shows or have any other comments or questions, please drop us a line at podcast@stillsecure.com

Thanks to ClickCaster for hosting our podcast. Tonights music is the usual, To the Summit by Jon Schmidt. You can hear more from Jon at  http://www.jonschmidt.com.  Music transitions between segments are by our own Mitchell Ashley!

]]> Fri, 01 Jun 2007 06:43:00 -0500 http://www.clickcaster.com/items/stillsecure--after-all-these-years--podcast--40---interop-recap http://www.clickcaster.com/items/stillsecure--after-all-these-years--podcast--40---interop-recap http://www.clickcaster.com/items/stillsecure--after-all-these-years--podcast--40---interop-recap Sensepost mitchell ashley alan shimel stillsecure Interop BlackHat 3527386 Episode 40 of the podcast is here for your listening pleasure.  In this weeks episode Mitchell and I recap the week at Interop and some of the security news from the last week: Microsoft-TCG NAC interoperability Google-Green Border acquisition 10 Gbps switching and IPS . . . and more! In this weeks "The Converging Minute" Mitchell talks about the ecosystem building around Cobia with the Cobia partner program. This week we have a new feature. Our friends from South Africa, Sensepost have a special offer for those who would like to attend their hacking classes at Black Hat this year.  Anyone who signs up for this offer can also pick up a StillSecure T-shirt by coming by our booth at Black Hat with proof of signing up for the course.  Please have a listen to this message and visit their site. If you like the content of these shows or have any other comments or questions, please drop us a line at podcast@stillsecure.com Thanks to ClickCaster for hosting our podcast. Tonights music is the usual, To the Summit by Jon Schmidt. You can hear more from Jon at  http://www.jonschmidt.com.  Music transitions between segments are by our own Mitchell Ashley! no Sensepost,mitchell,ashley,alan,shimel,stillsecure,Interop,BlackHat 32:23 StillSecure, After all these years, Podcast #40 - Interop Recap Episode 40 of the podcast is here for your listening pleasure.  In this weeks episode Mitchell and I recap the week at Interop and some of the security news from the last week: Microsoft-TCG NAC interoperability Google-Green Border acquisition 10 Gbps switching and IPS . . . and more! In this weeks "The Converging Minute" Mitchell talks about the ecosystem building around Cobia with the Cobia partner program. This week we have a new feature. Our friends from South Africa, Sensepost have a special offer for those who would like to attend their hacking classes at Black Hat this year.  Anyone who signs up for this offer can also pick up a StillSecure T-shirt by coming by our booth at Black Hat with proof of signing up for the course.  Please have a listen to this message and visit their site. If you like the content of these shows or have any other comments or questions, please drop us a line at podcast@stillsecure.com Thanks to ClickCaster for hosting our podcast. Tonights music is the usual, To the Summit by Jon Schmidt. You can hear more from Jon at  http://www.jonschmidt.com.  Music transitions between segments are by our own Mitchell Ashley! StillSecure, After all these years, Podcast #39 - Reconnex Episode 39 of StillSecure, After all these years podcast has two special guests.  Well known security expert, Tom Bowers is joined by Faizel Lakhani, VP of Products and Marketing at Reconnex (their bios are below).  The 4 of us discuss Data Leak Prevention (DLP).  It is a great discussion and we hope you will learn something about DLP. The interview starts about 10 minutes into the podcast.

In this weeks The Converging Minute, Mitchell discusses multi-function devices and how you can use them for just one purpose if you like.

In This Week in Security we discuss:

1. The formation of the OpenSEA consortium
2. The recent vulnerability found by Symantec in the Microsoft BITS protocol
3. Snort 3.0 licensing and the GPL
4. Corporate blogging policies

If you like the content of these shows or have any other comments or questions, please drop us a line at podcast@stillsecure.com

Thanks to ClickCaster for hosting our podcast. Tonights music is the usual, To the Summit by Jon Schmidt. You can hear more from Jon at  http://www.jonschmidt.com.  Music transitions between segments are by our own Mitchell Ashley!

Guest Bios:

Tom Bowers - President of Philadelphia InfraGard.
Tom Bowers, who holds the CISSP, PMP and Certified Ethical Hacker certifications, is a well-known expert on the topics of data leakage prevention, global enterprise information security architecture and ethical hacking. He is also the president of the Philadelphia chapter of Infragard, the second largest chapter in the country with more than 600 members. Additionally, Bowers leads the independent think tank and industry analyst group *Security Constructs, LLC*. His areas of expertise include aligning business needs with security architecture, risk assessment and project management on a global scale. Bowers is a technical editor of Information Security magazine and a regular speaker at events like Information Security Decisions.

Faizel Lakhani - Vice President of Products and Marketing
Prior to joining Reconnex, Lakhani was Vice President of Marketing at ConSentry Networks, a leading LAN security company, responsible for the go to market plan as well as overall product strategy and direction. Prior to ConSentry, Lakhani was Vice President of Marketing at Caspian Networks, a flow-based routing company, where he was responsible for all aspects of marketing. Lakhani began his career at Nortel Networks holding a number of executive roles in marketing for new and emerging products.   Lakhani holds a Masters Degree In Engineering from Carelton University, an MBA from the University of Ottawa and a Bachelor of Engineering in Electrical Engineering from McMaster University.

]]> Tue, 15 May 2007 05:35:00 -0500 http://www.clickcaster.com/items/stillsecure--after-all-these-years--podcast--39---reconnex http://www.clickcaster.com/items/stillsecure--after-all-these-years--podcast--39---reconnex http://www.clickcaster.com/items/stillsecure--after-all-these-years--podcast--39---reconnex reconnex DATA leak prevention stillsecure alan shimel mitchell ashley 3526352 Episode 39 of StillSecure, After all these years podcast has two special guests.  Well known security expert, Tom Bowers is joined by Faizel Lakhani, VP of Products and Marketing at Reconnex (their bios are below).  The 4 of us discuss Data Leak Prevention (DLP).  It is a great discussion and we hope you will learn something about DLP. The interview starts about 10 minutes into the podcast. In this weeks The Converging Minute, Mitchell discusses multi-function devices and how you can use them for just one purpose if you like. In This Week in Security we discuss: 1. The formation of the OpenSEA consortium 2. The recent vulnerability found by Symantec in the Microsoft BITS protocol 3. Snort 3.0 licensing and the GPL 4. Corporate blogging policies If you like the content of these shows or have any other comments or questions, please drop us a line at podcast@stillsecure.comThanks to ClickCaster for hosting our podcast. Tonights music is the usual, To the Summit by Jon Schmidt. You can hear more from Jon at  http://www.jonschmidt.com.  Music transitions between segments are by our own Mitchell Ashley!Guest Bios:Tom Bowers - President of Philadelphia InfraGard. Tom Bowers, who holds the CISSP, PMP and Certified Ethical Hacker certifications, is a well-known expert on the topics of data leakage prevention, global enterprise information security architecture and ethical hacking. He is also the president of the Philadelphia chapter of Infragard, the second largest chapter in the country with more than 600 members. Additionally, Bowers leads the independent think tank and industry analyst group *Security Constructs, LLC*. His areas of expertise include aligning business needs with security architecture, risk assessment and project management on a global scale. Bowers is a technical editor of Information Security magazine and a regular speaker at events like Information Security Decisions. Faizel Lakhani - Vice President of Products and Marketing Prior to joining Reconnex, Lakhani was Vice President of Marketing at ConSentry Networks, a leading LAN security company, responsible for the go to market plan as well as overall product strategy and direction. Prior to ConSentry, Lakhani was Vice President of Marketing at Caspian Networks, a flow-based routing company, where he was responsible for all aspects of marketing. Lakhani began his career at Nortel Networks holding a number of executive roles in marketing for new and emerging products.   Lakhani holds a Masters Degree In Engineering from Carelton University, an MBA from the University of Ottawa and a Bachelor of Engineering in Electrical Engineering from McMaster University. no reconnex,DATA,leak,prevention,stillsecure,alan,shimel,mitchell,ashley 44:17 StillSecure, After all these years, Podcast #39 - Reconnex Episode 39 of StillSecure, After all these years podcast has two special guests.  Well known security expert, Tom Bowers is joined by Faizel Lakhani, VP of Products and Marketing at Reconnex (their bios are below).  The 4 of us discuss Data Leak Prevention (DLP).  It is a great discussion and we hope you will learn something about DLP. The interview starts about 10 minutes into the podcast. In this weeks The Converging Minute, Mitchell discusses multi-function devices and how you can use them for just one purpose if you like. In This Week in Security we discuss: 1. The formation of the OpenSEA consortium 2. The recent vulnerability found by Symantec in the Microsoft BITS protocol 3. Snort 3.0 licensing and the GPL 4. Corporate blogging policies If you like the content of these shows or have any other comments or questions, please drop us a line at podcast@stillsecure.comThanks to ClickCaster for hosting our podcast. Tonights music is the usual, To the Summit by Jon Schmidt. You can hear more from Jon at  http://www.jonschmidt.com.  Music transitions between segments are by our own Mitchell Ashley!Guest Bios:Tom Bowers - President of Philadelphia InfraGard. Tom Bowers, who holds the CISSP, PMP and Certified Ethical Hacker certifications, is a well-known expert on the topics of data leakage prevention, global enterprise information security architecture and ethical hacking. He is also the president of the Philadelphia chapter of Infragard, the second largest chapter in the country with more than 600 members. Additionally, Bowers leads the independent think tank and industry analyst group *Security Constructs, LLC*. His areas of expertise include aligning business needs with security architecture, risk assessment and project management on a global scale. Bowers is a technical editor of Information Security magazine and a regular speaker at events like Information Security Decisions. Faizel Lakhani - Vice President of Products and Marketing Prior to joining Reconnex, Lakhani was Vice President of Marketing at ConSentry Networks, a leading LAN security company, responsible for the go to market plan as well as overall product strategy and direction. Prior to ConSentry, Lakhani was Vice President of Marketing at Caspian Networks, a flow-based routing company, where he was responsible for all aspects of marketing. Lakhani began his career at Nortel Networks holding a number of executive roles in marketing for new and emerging products.   Lakhani holds a Masters Degree In Engineering from Carelton University, an MBA from the University of Ottawa and a Bachelor of Engineering in Electrical Engineering from McMaster University. StillSecure, After all these years, Podcast #38 - Eric Hines, CEO of Applied Watch Epidsode 38 features Eric Hines the CEO and founder of Applied Watch.  Applied Watch is a leader in the management of open source security tools.  Eric provides some great insight into starting a company without institutional investment and the current state and future of open source security technologies.  I think you will enjoy it!  Eric's interview starts about 15 minutes into the podcast.

This weeks Converging Minute starts at about 2 minutes into the podcast and Mitchell discusses some interesting facts on Cobia and convergence.

At about 5 or 6 minutes into the podcast is This Week in Security.  Mitchell and I discuss:

1. The recent quicktime vulnerability discovered at CanSec West
2. The college student who hacked the Cisco NAC appliance
3. Websense's acquisition of Surf Control

If you like the content of these shows or have any other comments or questions, please drop us a line at podcast@stillsecure.com">podcast@stillsecure.com">podcast@stillsecure.com

 

Thanks to ClickCaster for hosting our podcast. Tonights music is the usual, To the Summit by Jon Schmidt. You can hear more from Jon at  http://www.jonschmidt.com.  Music transitions between segments are by our own Mitchell Ashley!

]]> Thu, 03 May 2007 09:43:00 -0500 http://www.clickcaster.com/items/stillsecure--after-all-these-years--podcast--38---eric-hines--ceo-of-applied-watch http://www.clickcaster.com/items/stillsecure--after-all-these-years--podcast--38---eric-hines--ceo-of-applied-watch http://www.clickcaster.com/items/stillsecure--after-all-these-years--podcast--38---eric-hines--ceo-of-applied-watch 3512968 Epidsode 38 features Eric Hines the CEO and founder of Applied Watch.  Applied Watch is a leader in the management of open source security tools.  Eric provides some great insight into starting a company without institutional investment and the current state and future of open source security technologies.  I think you will enjoy it!  Eric's interview starts about 15 minutes into the podcast. This weeks Converging Minute starts at about 2 minutes into the podcast and Mitchell discusses some interesting facts on Cobia and convergence. At about 5 or 6 minutes into the podcast is This Week in Security.  Mitchell and I discuss: 1. The recent quicktime vulnerability discovered at CanSec West 2. The college student who hacked the Cisco NAC appliance 3. Websense's acquisition of Surf Control If you like the content of these shows or have any other comments or questions, please drop us a line at podcast@stillsecure.com">podcast@stillsecure.com">podcast@stillsecure.com   Thanks to ClickCaster for hosting our podcast. Tonights music is the usual, To the Summit by Jon Schmidt. You can hear more from Jon at  http://www.jonschmidt.com.  Music transitions between segments are by our own Mitchell Ashley! no 48:53 StillSecure, After all these years, Podcast #38 - Eric Hines, CEO of Applied Watch Epidsode 38 features Eric Hines the CEO and founder of Applied Watch.  Applied Watch is a leader in the management of open source security tools.  Eric provides some great insight into starting a company without institutional investment and the current state and future of open source security technologies.  I think you will enjoy it!  Eric's interview starts about 15 minutes into the podcast. This weeks Converging Minute starts at about 2 minutes into the podcast and Mitchell discusses some interesting facts on Cobia and convergence. At about 5 or 6 minutes into the podcast is This Week in Security.  Mitchell and I discuss: 1. The recent quicktime vulnerability discovered at CanSec West 2. The college student who hacked the Cisco NAC appliance 3. Websense's acquisition of Surf Control If you like the content of these shows or have any other comments or questions, please drop us a line at podcast@stillsecure.com">podcast@stillsecure.com">podcast@stillsecure.com   Thanks to ClickCaster for hosting our podcast. Tonights music is the usual, To the Summit by Jon Schmidt. You can hear more from Jon at  http://www.jonschmidt.com.  Music transitions between segments are by our own Mitchell Ashley! StillSecure, After all these years, Podcast #37 - Paul Congdon, CTO of HP ProCurve Mitchell and I have a special guest, Paul Congdon, CTO of HP ProCurve.  Paul drives a lot of ProCurve's vision, especially around security.  Paul and ProCurve recently announced some new products in network security.  Paul is a very interesting and nice guy and I think the interview is very interesting!

In this weeks Converging Minute, Mitchell discusses a new SMB convergence box from Cisco.

In This Week in Security, we discuss the recent Misfire by Sourcefire and the DNS vulnerability in Microsoft DNS servers.

If you like the content of these shows or have any other comments or questions, please drop us a line at podcast@stillsecure.com

 

Thanks to ClickCaster for hosting our podcast. Tonights music is the usual, To the Summit by Jon Schmidt. You can hear more from Jon at  http://www.jonschmidt.com.  Music transitions between segments are by our own Mitchell Ashley!

]]> Fri, 20 Apr 2007 07:29:00 -0500 http://www.clickcaster.com/items/stillsecure--after-all-these-years--podcast--37---paul-congdon--cto-of-hp-procurve http://www.clickcaster.com/items/stillsecure--after-all-these-years--podcast--37---paul-congdon--cto-of-hp-procurve http://www.clickcaster.com/items/stillsecure--after-all-these-years--podcast--37---paul-congdon--cto-of-hp-procurve 3474184 Mitchell and I have a special guest, Paul Congdon, CTO of HP ProCurve.  Paul drives a lot of ProCurve's vision, especially around security.  Paul and ProCurve recently announced some new products in network security.  Paul is a very interesting and nice guy and I think the interview is very interesting! In this weeks Converging Minute, Mitchell discusses a new SMB convergence box from Cisco. In This Week in Security, we discuss the recent Misfire by Sourcefire and the DNS vulnerability in Microsoft DNS servers. If you like the content of these shows or have any other comments or questions, please drop us a line at podcast@stillsecure.com  Thanks to ClickCaster for hosting our podcast. Tonights music is the usual, To the Summit by Jon Schmidt. You can hear more from Jon at  http://www.jonschmidt.com.  Music transitions between segments are by our own Mitchell Ashley! no 41:39 StillSecure, After all these years, Podcast #37 - Paul Congdon, CTO of HP ProCurve Mitchell and I have a special guest, Paul Congdon, CTO of HP ProCurve.  Paul drives a lot of ProCurve's vision, especially around security.  Paul and ProCurve recently announced some new products in network security.  Paul is a very interesting and nice guy and I think the interview is very interesting! In this weeks Converging Minute, Mitchell discusses a new SMB convergence box from Cisco. In This Week in Security, we discuss the recent Misfire by Sourcefire and the DNS vulnerability in Microsoft DNS servers. If you like the content of these shows or have any other comments or questions, please drop us a line at podcast@stillsecure.com  Thanks to ClickCaster for hosting our podcast. Tonights music is the usual, To the Summit by Jon Schmidt. You can hear more from Jon at  http://www.jonschmidt.com.  Music transitions between segments are by our own Mitchell Ashley! StillSecure, After all these years, Podcast #36 - Cobia

If you like the content of these shows or have any other comments or questions, please drop us a line at podcast@stillsecure.com

 

Thanks to ClickCaster for hosting our podcast. Tonights music is the usual, To the Summit by Jon Schmidt. You can hear more from Jon at  http://www.jonschmidt.com.  Music transitions between segments are by our own Mitchell Ashley!


]]> Sun, 08 Apr 2007 22:05:00 -0500 http://www.clickcaster.com/items/stillsecure--after-all-these-years--podcast--36---cobia http://www.clickcaster.com/items/stillsecure--after-all-these-years--podcast--36---cobia http://www.clickcaster.com/items/stillsecure--after-all-these-years--podcast--36---cobia 3417037 Episode 36 of the podcast has me interviewing Mitchell about Cobia.  For those who have not heard, Cobia is our Unified Network Platform (UNP), that we released this week in beta. Mitchell, who is the general manager for Cobia, tells us all about it. If you like the content of these shows or have any other comments or questions, please drop us a line at podcast@stillsecure.com  Thanks to ClickCaster for hosting our podcast. Tonights music is the usual, To the Summit by Jon Schmidt. You can hear more from Jon at  http://www.jonschmidt.com.  Music transitions between segments are by our own Mitchell Ashley! no 42:32 StillSecure, After all these years, Podcast #36 - Cobia Episode 36 of the podcast has me interviewing Mitchell about Cobia.  For those who have not heard, Cobia is our Unified Network Platform (UNP), that we released this week in beta. Mitchell, who is the general manager for Cobia, tells us all about it. If you like the content of these shows or have any other comments or questions, please drop us a line at podcast@stillsecure.com  Thanks to ClickCaster for hosting our podcast. Tonights music is the usual, To the Summit by Jon Schmidt. You can hear more from Jon at  http://www.jonschmidt.com.  Music transitions between segments are by our own Mitchell Ashley! StillSecure, After all these years, Podcast #35 - Thomas Ptacek Matasano Security. Thomas is someone I have admired from a distance for some time now.  He and the folks at Matasano are some of the most respected security researchers.  Meeting Thomas is a great example of the kind of people I have been able to meet blogging. In tonights episode Thomas talks with me about:

1. His career in information security, including how he discovered a vulnerability that broke almost every IDS out there, working security a large ISP, Arbor Networks and starting Matasano

2. What Matasano does, how they do it and who uses it, as well as who doesn't

3. ITSecurity.com's list of influential IT Security people and how you can't believe everything you read, even if it is on the Internet.

4. Security elitists, do they have a right to be better than you? 

It was a pleasure to interview Thomas.  Mitchell's loss in not being able to make it. He is here for the intro and wrap up.

If you like the content of these shows or have any other comments or questions, please drop us a line at podcast@stillsecure.com


Thanks to ClickCaster for hosting our podcast. Tonights music is the usual, To the Summit by Jon Schmidt. You can hear more from Jon at  http://www.jonschmidt.com.  Music transitions between segments are by our own Mitchell Ashley!




]]> Sat, 31 Mar 2007 01:46:00 -0500 http://www.clickcaster.com/items/stillsecure--after-all-these-years--podcast--35---thomas-ptacek http://www.clickcaster.com/items/stillsecure--after-all-these-years--podcast--35---thomas-ptacek http://www.clickcaster.com/items/stillsecure--after-all-these-years--podcast--35---thomas-ptacek 3373560 With Mitchell on the road so much this week, I had to go solo on tonights interview.  It was my pleasure to have as our special guest this week, Thomas Ptacek of Matasano Security. Thomas is someone I have admired from a distance for some time now.  He and the folks at Matasano are some of the most respected security researchers.  Meeting Thomas is a great example of the kind of people I have been able to meet blogging. In tonights episode Thomas talks with me about: 1. His career in information security, including how he discovered a vulnerability that broke almost every IDS out there, working security a large ISP, Arbor Networks and starting Matasano 2. What Matasano does, how they do it and who uses it, as well as who doesn't 3. ITSecurity.com's list of influential IT Security people and how you can't believe everything you read, even if it is on the Internet. 4. Security elitists, do they have a right to be better than you?  It was a pleasure to interview Thomas.  Mitchell's loss in not being able to make it. He is here for the intro and wrap up. If you like the content of these shows or have any other comments or questions, please drop us a line at podcast@stillsecure.com Thanks to ClickCaster for hosting our podcast. Tonights music is the usual, To the Summit by Jon Schmidt. You can hear more from Jon at  http://www.jonschmidt.com.  Music transitions between segments are by our own Mitchell Ashley! no 51:35 StillSecure, After all these years, Podcast #35 - Thomas Ptacek With Mitchell on the road so much this week, I had to go solo on tonights interview.  It was my pleasure to have as our special guest this week, Thomas Ptacek of Matasano Security. Thomas is someone I have admired from a distance for some time now.  He and the folks at Matasano are some of the most respected security researchers.  Meeting Thomas is a great example of the kind of people I have been able to meet blogging. In tonights episode Thomas talks with me about: 1. His career in information security, including how he discovered a vulnerability that broke almost every IDS out there, working security a large ISP, Arbor Networks and starting Matasano 2. What Matasano does, how they do it and who uses it, as well as who doesn't 3. ITSecurity.com's list of influential IT Security people and how you can't believe everything you read, even if it is on the Internet. 4. Security elitists, do they have a right to be better than you?  It was a pleasure to interview Thomas.  Mitchell's loss in not being able to make it. He is here for the intro and wrap up. If you like the content of these shows or have any other comments or questions, please drop us a line at podcast@stillsecure.com Thanks to ClickCaster for hosting our podcast. Tonights music is the usual, To the Summit by Jon Schmidt. You can hear more from Jon at  http://www.jonschmidt.com.  Music transitions between segments are by our own Mitchell Ashley! StillSecure, After all these years, Podcast #34
In this weeks Converging Minute, Mitchell discusses "software appliances".

In this week in security, we discuss:

1. Some of the controversy around the "fighting 59 list" and security blogging elitism
2. NAC, is bloom off the rose?
3. High performance teams
4. Symantec - are they still relevant in the AV market

Hope you enjoy the show and be sure to catch next weeks show, where Mitchell and I will make a major announcement about some of the work Mitchell and team have been working on.

If you like the content of these shows or have any other comments or questions, please drop us a line at podcast@stillsecure.com">podcast@stillsecure.com

podcast@stillsecure.com">

Thanks to ClickCaster for hosting our podcast. Tonights music is the usual, To the Summit by Jon Schmidt. You can hear more from Jon at  http://www.jonschmidt.com.  Music transitions between segments are by our own Mitchell Ashley!

]]> Mon, 26 Mar 2007 19:07:00 -0500 http://www.clickcaster.com/items/stillsecure--after-all-these-years--podcast--34 http://www.clickcaster.com/items/stillsecure--after-all-these-years--podcast--34 http://www.clickcaster.com/items/stillsecure--after-all-these-years--podcast--34 3343948 Mitchell and I are back after a week hiatus.  Mitchell is in the middle of a road show, we carved out a quick half hour to discuss some security.  No special guest, just Mitchell and Alan talking security.  In this weeks Converging Minute, Mitchell discusses "software appliances". In this week in security, we discuss: 1. Some of the controversy around the "fighting 59 list" and security blogging elitism 2. NAC, is bloom off the rose? 3. High performance teams 4. Symantec - are they still relevant in the AV market Hope you enjoy the show and be sure to catch next weeks show, where Mitchell and I will make a major announcement about some of the work Mitchell and team have been working on. If you like the content of these shows or have any other comments or questions, please drop us a line at podcast@stillsecure.com Thanks to ClickCaster for hosting our podcast. Tonights music is the usual, To the Summit by Jon Schmidt. You can hear more from Jon at  http://www.jonschmidt.com.  Music transitions between segments are by our own Mitchell Ashley! no 30:02 StillSecure, After all these years, Podcast #34 Mitchell and I are back after a week hiatus.  Mitchell is in the middle of a road show, we carved out a quick half hour to discuss some security.  No special guest, just Mitchell and Alan talking security.  In this weeks Converging Minute, Mitchell discusses "software appliances". In this week in security, we discuss: 1. Some of the controversy around the "fighting 59 list" and security blogging elitism 2. NAC, is bloom off the rose? 3. High performance teams 4. Symantec - are they still relevant in the AV market Hope you enjoy the show and be sure to catch next weeks show, where Mitchell and I will make a major announcement about some of the work Mitchell and team have been working on. If you like the content of these shows or have any other comments or questions, please drop us a line at podcast@stillsecure.com Thanks to ClickCaster for hosting our podcast. Tonights music is the usual, To the Summit by Jon Schmidt. You can hear more from Jon at  http://www.jonschmidt.com.  Music transitions between segments are by our own Mitchell Ashley! StillSecure, After all these years, Podcast #33 Alan, Martin and Mitchell
In this weeks Converging Network, Mitchell talks about open source business models and licenses and how it is changing.

In This Week in Security, the three of talk about:

1. Open Source licenses
2. Symantec banging on Vista
3. Randal Schwartz's party for "nothing"
4. Sourcefire IPO

If you like the content of these shows or have any other comments or questions, please drop us a line at podcast@stillsecure.com


Thanks to ClickCaster for hosting our podcast. Tonights music is the usual, To the Summit by Jon Schmidt. You can hear more from Jon at  http://www.jonschmidt.com.  Music transitions between segments are by our own Mitchell Ashley!

]]> Wed, 07 Mar 2007 09:48:00 -0600 http://www.clickcaster.com/items/stillsecure--after-all-these-years--podcast--33-alan--martin-and-mitchell http://www.clickcaster.com/items/stillsecure--after-all-these-years--podcast--33-alan--martin-and-mitchell http://www.clickcaster.com/items/stillsecure--after-all-these-years--podcast--33-alan--martin-and-mitchell 3275091 No, it is not a remake of an old 60's folk song (Abraham, Martin and John), but the newest member of the StillSecure blogging/podcasting corps, Martin McKeay joins Mitchell and I for a look at whats happening in security.  It is a bit long, but we cover some good topics. In this weeks Converging Network, Mitchell talks about open source business models and licenses and how it is changing. In This Week in Security, the three of talk about: 1. Open Source licenses 2. Symantec banging on Vista 3. Randal Schwartz's party for "nothing" 4. Sourcefire IPO If you like the content of these shows or have any other comments or questions, please drop us a line at podcast@stillsecure.com Thanks to ClickCaster for hosting our podcast. Tonights music is the usual, To the Summit by Jon Schmidt. You can hear more from Jon at  http://www.jonschmidt.com.  Music transitions between segments are by our own Mitchell Ashley! no 53:06 StillSecure, After all these years, Podcast #33 Alan, Martin and Mitchell No, it is not a remake of an old 60's folk song (Abraham, Martin and John), but the newest member of the StillSecure blogging/podcasting corps, Martin McKeay joins Mitchell and I for a look at whats happening in security.  It is a bit long, but we cover some good topics. In this weeks Converging Network, Mitchell talks about open source business models and licenses and how it is changing. In This Week in Security, the three of talk about: 1. Open Source licenses 2. Symantec banging on Vista 3. Randal Schwartz's party for "nothing" 4. Sourcefire IPO If you like the content of these shows or have any other comments or questions, please drop us a line at podcast@stillsecure.com Thanks to ClickCaster for hosting our podcast. Tonights music is the usual, To the Summit by Jon Schmidt. You can hear more from Jon at  http://www.jonschmidt.com.  Music transitions between segments are by our own Mitchell Ashley! StillSecure, After all these years, Podcast #32 - Michael Santarcangelo, Security Catalyst Episode 31 features our special guest, Michael Santarcangelo.  Founder and host of the Security Catalyst community and podcast. Michael is an acclaimed consultant in security and the founder and president of the MichaelAngelo Group and a founder of the Security Roundtable podcast.  Michael talks to us about his career, his ideas around security and what he is building with the Security Catalyst Community and the Trusted Catalyst group. It is an interesting view into what makes Michael excited and you should not miss it.

In this weeks Converging Minute, Mitchell talks about open source licenses and models and how it is changing the way we look at software.

This Week in Security talks about a rash of new vulnerabilities, Cisco's on again, off again open source plans around NAC and CTA and Mitchell's theory on Yellow Hat security researchers.

If you like the content of these shows or have any other comments or questions, please drop us a line at podcast@stillsecure.com


Thanks to ClickCaster for hosting our podcast. Tonights music is the usual, To the Summit by Jon Schmidt. You can hear more from Jon at  http://www.jonschmidt.com.  Music transitions between segments are by our own Mitchell Ashley!




]]> Sun, 25 Feb 2007 22:49:00 -0600 http://www.clickcaster.com/items/stillsecure-after-all-these-years-podcast-32-michael-santarcangelo-security-catalyst http://www.clickcaster.com/items/stillsecure-after-all-these-years-podcast-32-michael-santarcangelo-security-catalyst http://www.clickcaster.com/items/stillsecure-after-all-these-years-podcast-32-michael-santarcangelo-security-catalyst 1423564 Episode 31 features our special guest, Michael Santarcangelo.  Founder and host of the Security Catalyst community and podcast. Michael is an acclaimed consultant in security and the founder and president of the MichaelAngelo Group and a founder of the Security Roundtable podcast.  Michael talks to us about his career, his ideas around security and what he is building with the Security Catalyst Community and the Trusted Catalyst group. It is an interesting view into what makes Michael excited and you should not miss it. In this weeks Converging Minute, Mitchell talks about open source licenses and models and how it is changing the way we look at software. This Week in Security talks about a rash of new vulnerabilities, Cisco's on again, off again open source plans around NAC and CTA and Mitchell's theory on Yellow Hat security researchers. If you like the content of these shows or have any other comments or questions, please drop us a line at podcast@stillsecure.com Thanks to ClickCaster for hosting our podcast. Tonights music is the usual, To the Summit by Jon Schmidt. You can hear more from Jon at  http://www.jonschmidt.com.  Music transitions between segments are by our own Mitchell Ashley! no 53:48 StillSecure, After all these years, Podcast #32 - Michael Santarcangelo, Security Catalyst Episode 31 features our special guest, Michael Santarcangelo.  Founder and host of the Security Catalyst community and podcast. Michael is an acclaimed consultant in security and the founder and president of the MichaelAngelo Group and a founder of the Security Roundtable podcast.  Michael talks to us about his career, his ideas around security and what he is building with the Security Catalyst Community and the Trusted Catalyst group. It is an interesting view into what makes Michael excited and you should not miss it. In this weeks Converging Minute, Mitchell talks about open source licenses and models and how it is changing the way we look at software. This Week in Security talks about a rash of new vulnerabilities, Cisco's on again, off again open source plans around NAC and CTA and Mitchell's theory on Yellow Hat security researchers. If you like the content of these shows or have any other comments or questions, please drop us a line at podcast@stillsecure.com Thanks to ClickCaster for hosting our podcast. Tonights music is the usual, To the Summit by Jon Schmidt. You can hear more from Jon at  http://www.jonschmidt.com.  Music transitions between segments are by our own Mitchell Ashley! StillSecure, After all these years, episode #31
Have a listen and enjoy!

If you like the content of these shows or have any other comments or questions, please drop us a line at podcast@stillsecure.com

Thanks to ClickCaster for hosting our podcast. Tonights music is the usual, To the Summit by Jon Schmidt. You can hear more from Jon at  http://www.jonschmidt.com.  Music transitions between segments are by our own Mitchell Ashley!

]]> Tue, 20 Feb 2007 11:10:00 -0600 http://www.clickcaster.com/items/stillsecure-after-all-these-years-episode-31 http://www.clickcaster.com/items/stillsecure-after-all-these-years-episode-31 http://www.clickcaster.com/items/stillsecure-after-all-these-years-episode-31 152579 Mitchell and I are over our RSA hangovers and back to it.  Episode 31 does not have any special guest appearances.  Its just Mitchell and I talking security.  In the Converging Minute, Mitchell talks about Unified Network Platforms.  In this week in security we talk about industry consoildation, John Thompson and Symantec's future, another patch Tuesday from Microsoft and a few other things. Have a listen and enjoy! If you like the content of these shows or have any other comments or questions, please drop us a line at podcast@stillsecure.com Thanks to ClickCaster for hosting our podcast. Tonights music is the usual, To the Summit by Jon Schmidt. You can hear more from Jon at  http://www.jonschmidt.com.  Music transitions between segments are by our own Mitchell Ashley! no 38:31 StillSecure, After all these years, episode #31 Mitchell and I are over our RSA hangovers and back to it.  Episode 31 does not have any special guest appearances.  Its just Mitchell and I talking security.  In the Converging Minute, Mitchell talks about Unified Network Platforms.  In this week in security we talk about industry consoildation, John Thompson and Symantec's future, another patch Tuesday from Microsoft and a few other things. Have a listen and enjoy! If you like the content of these shows or have any other comments or questions, please drop us a line at podcast@stillsecure.com Thanks to ClickCaster for hosting our podcast. Tonights music is the usual, To the Summit by Jon Schmidt. You can hear more from Jon at  http://www.jonschmidt.com.  Music transitions between segments are by our own Mitchell Ashley! StillSecure, After all these years, Live from RSA day 2
Gary Hemminger, Product Manager Foundry Networks
Pat Clauson, CEO Patchlink
Gil Torrent, Sales Director, SC Magazine
Michelle McLean, Director of marketing, ConSentry

Stephen Northcutt, President of SANS

Hope you enjoy and we will put more up tomorrow night.

We will have more from tomorrows sessions.  In the meantime any questions or comments can be sent to podcast@stillsecure.com


Thanks to ClickCaster for hosting our podcast. Tonights music is the usual, To the Summit by Jon Schmidt. You can hear more from Jon at http://www.jonschmidt.com.  Music transitions between segments are by our own Mitchell Ashley!



]]> Wed, 07 Feb 2007 03:05:00 -0600 http://www.clickcaster.com/items/stillsecure-after-all-these-years-live-from-rsa-day-2 http://www.clickcaster.com/items/stillsecure-after-all-these-years-live-from-rsa-day-2 http://www.clickcaster.com/items/stillsecure-after-all-these-years-live-from-rsa-day-2 18513 The first full day of RSA is over and it was really long, really special day that ended with SC Magazines Award show.  Mitchell and I give our review of todays show happenings, as well as interviewing: Gary Hemminger, Product Manager Foundry Networks Pat Clauson, CEO Patchlink Gil Torrent, Sales Director, SC Magazine Michelle McLean, Director of marketing, ConSentry Stephen Northcutt, President of SANS Hope you enjoy and we will put more up tomorrow night. We will have more from tomorrows sessions.  In the meantime any questions or comments can be sent to podcast@stillsecure.com Thanks to ClickCaster for hosting our podcast. Tonights music is the usual, To the Summit by Jon Schmidt. You can hear more from Jon at http://www.jonschmidt.com.  Music transitions between segments are by our own Mitchell Ashley! no 38:09 StillSecure, After all these years, Live from RSA day 2 The first full day of RSA is over and it was really long, really special day that ended with SC Magazines Award show.  Mitchell and I give our review of todays show happenings, as well as interviewing: Gary Hemminger, Product Manager Foundry Networks Pat Clauson, CEO Patchlink Gil Torrent, Sales Director, SC Magazine Michelle McLean, Director of marketing, ConSentry Stephen Northcutt, President of SANS Hope you enjoy and we will put more up tomorrow night. We will have more from tomorrows sessions.  In the meantime any questions or comments can be sent to podcast@stillsecure.com Thanks to ClickCaster for hosting our podcast. Tonights music is the usual, To the Summit by Jon Schmidt. You can hear more from Jon at http://www.jonschmidt.com.  Music transitions between segments are by our own Mitchell Ashley! StillSecure, After all these years, Live from RSA, day 1

  Maria Lewis Kussmaul, CFA,

Founding Partner Americas Growth Capital


Abe Klienfeld, CEO, nCircle

David Hughes, CEO, Reflexion Networks


Erich Baumgartner,VP Sales and Marketing,

Ingrian Networks



We will have more from tomorrows sessions.  In the meantime any questions or comments can be sent to podcast@stillsecure.com


Thanks to ClickCaster for hosting our podcast. Tonights music is the usual, To the Summit by Jon Schmidt. You can hear more from Jon at http://www.jonschmidt.com.  Music transitions between segments are by our own Mitchell Ashley!










]]> Tue, 06 Feb 2007 02:12:00 -0600 http://www.clickcaster.com/items/stillsecure-after-all-these-years-live-from-rsa-day-1 http://www.clickcaster.com/items/stillsecure-after-all-these-years-live-from-rsa-day-1 http://www.clickcaster.com/items/stillsecure-after-all-these-years-live-from-rsa-day-1 18462 Join Mitchell and I from the first evening of the RSA show and the Americas Growth Capital Conference in San Francisco.  We discuss the days events and the themes we see developing.  We also interview some of the people we ran into.  Tonights guests are:   Maria Lewis Kussmaul, CFA, Founding Partner Americas Growth Capital Abe Klienfeld, CEO, nCircle David Hughes, CEO, Reflexion Networks Erich Baumgartner,VP Sales and Marketing,Ingrian Networks We will have more from tomorrows sessions.  In the meantime any questions or comments can be sent to podcast@stillsecure.com Thanks to ClickCaster for hosting our podcast. Tonights music is the usual, To the Summit by Jon Schmidt. You can hear more from Jon at http://www.jonschmidt.com.  Music transitions between segments are by our own Mitchell Ashley! no 44:03 StillSecure, After all these years, Live from RSA, day 1 Join Mitchell and I from the first evening of the RSA show and the Americas Growth Capital Conference in San Francisco.  We discuss the days events and the themes we see developing.  We also interview some of the people we ran into.  Tonights guests are:   Maria Lewis Kussmaul, CFA, Founding Partner Americas Growth Capital Abe Klienfeld, CEO, nCircle David Hughes, CEO, Reflexion Networks Erich Baumgartner,VP Sales and Marketing,Ingrian Networks We will have more from tomorrows sessions.  In the meantime any questions or comments can be sent to podcast@stillsecure.com Thanks to ClickCaster for hosting our podcast. Tonights music is the usual, To the Summit by Jon Schmidt. You can hear more from Jon at http://www.jonschmidt.com.  Music transitions between segments are by our own Mitchell Ashley! StillSecure, After all these years, Podcast #30 - A Pragmatic CSO, part 2 Please join Mike Rothman, Mitchell and I for part 2 of our in depth look at the Pragmatic CSO.  In this concluding interview, we discuss steps 7 through 12, as well Mike's plans for expanding the Pragmatic CSO program.  If you have not done so already, please listen to part 1 first.  Both of these podcasts are of high audio quality and great content.  Steps 7 through 12 discussed in this podcast are:

Step 7: Operate/Monitor
Step 8: Contain the Problem
Step 9: Train the Users
Step 10: Assure Your Defenses
Step 11: Benchmark Your Progress
Step 12: Comply without Going Nuts

If you like the content of these shows or have any other comments or questions, please drop us a line at podcast@stillsecure.com

Thanks to ClickCaster for hosting our podcast. Tonights music is the usual, To the Summit by Jon Schmidt. You can hear more from Jon at  http://www.jonschmidt.com.  Music transitions between segments are by our own Mitchell Ashley!

Next week look for daily updates from Mitchell and I from RSA.

Enjoy!
]]> Wed, 31 Jan 2007 19:06:00 -0600 http://www.clickcaster.com/items/stillsecure-after-all-these-years-podcast-29-a-pragmatic-cso-part-2 http://www.clickcaster.com/items/stillsecure-after-all-these-years-podcast-29-a-pragmatic-cso-part-2 http://www.clickcaster.com/items/stillsecure-after-all-these-years-podcast-29-a-pragmatic-cso-part-2 17948 Please join Mike Rothman, Mitchell and I for part 2 of our in depth look at the Pragmatic CSO.  In this concluding interview, we discuss steps 7 through 12, as well Mike's plans for expanding the Pragmatic CSO program.  If you have not done so already, please listen to part 1 first.  Both of these podcasts are of high audio quality and great content.  Steps 7 through 12 discussed in this podcast are: Step 7: Operate/Monitor Step 8: Contain the Problem Step 9: Train the Users Step 10: Assure Your Defenses Step 11: Benchmark Your Progress Step 12: Comply without Going Nuts If you like the content of these shows or have any other comments or questions, please drop us a line at podcast@stillsecure.com Thanks to ClickCaster for hosting our podcast. Tonights music is the usual, To the Summit by Jon Schmidt. You can hear more from Jon at  http://www.jonschmidt.com.  Music transitions between segments are by our own Mitchell Ashley! Next week look for daily updates from Mitchell and I from RSA. Enjoy! no 49:17 StillSecure, After all these years, Podcast #30 - A Pragmatic CSO, part 2 Please join Mike Rothman, Mitchell and I for part 2 of our in depth look at the Pragmatic CSO.  In this concluding interview, we discuss steps 7 through 12, as well Mike's plans for expanding the Pragmatic CSO program.  If you have not done so already, please listen to part 1 first.  Both of these podcasts are of high audio quality and great content.  Steps 7 through 12 discussed in this podcast are: Step 7: Operate/Monitor Step 8: Contain the Problem Step 9: Train the Users Step 10: Assure Your Defenses Step 11: Benchmark Your Progress Step 12: Comply without Going Nuts If you like the content of these shows or have any other comments or questions, please drop us a line at podcast@stillsecure.com Thanks to ClickCaster for hosting our podcast. Tonights music is the usual, To the Summit by Jon Schmidt. You can hear more from Jon at  http://www.jonschmidt.com.  Music transitions between segments are by our own Mitchell Ashley! Next week look for daily updates from Mitchell and I from RSA. Enjoy! StillSecure, After all these years, Podcast #29 - A Pragmatic CSO, part 1 His name is Mike and he is a security-holic.  Running from fire to fire, his life is just not fun.  Bringing order to this chaos and a method to the madness is the Pragmatic CSO, a 12 step program to being a Security Master.  Mike Rothman is trying to show us a better way.  His book on the subject is garnering lots of attention, as well it should.  Join Mitchell and I as Mike gives us one of the first in depth interviews into the real "Pragmatic CSO".  We really dig into the 12 steps and find out what the Pragmatic CSO program really is. 

In part 1 of this special edition we cover the first 2 sections of the book including:

Step 1: Assess the Value of Your Business Systems
Step 2: Baseline Your Environment
Step 3: Manage Expectations
Step 4: Build Your Security Business Plan
Step 5: Sell the Story
Step 6: Procure the Solution

If you are curious what the Pragmatic CSO is really all about, you should not miss this discussion.

We hope you enjoy the show and please send any questions, comments or suggestions to us at podcast@stillsecure.com

Thanks to ClickCaster for hosting our podcast. Tonights music is the usual, To the Summit by Jon Schmidt. You can hear more from Jon at  http://www.jonschmidt.com.  Music transitions between segments are by our own Mitchell Ashley!

]]> Sat, 27 Jan 2007 03:31:00 -0600 http://www.clickcaster.com/items/stillsecure-after-all-these-years-podcast-29-a-pragmatic-cso-part-1 http://www.clickcaster.com/items/stillsecure-after-all-these-years-podcast-29-a-pragmatic-cso-part-1 http://www.clickcaster.com/items/stillsecure-after-all-these-years-podcast-29-a-pragmatic-cso-part-1 16866 His name is Mike and he is a security-holic.  Running from fire to fire, his life is just not fun.  Bringing order to this chaos and a method to the madness is the Pragmatic CSO, a 12 step program to being a Security Master.  Mike Rothman is trying to show us a better way.  His book on the subject is garnering lots of attention, as well it should.  Join Mitchell and I as Mike gives us one of the first in depth interviews into the real "Pragmatic CSO".  We really dig into the 12 steps and find out what the Pragmatic CSO program really is.  In part 1 of this special edition we cover the first 2 sections of the book including: Step 1: Assess the Value of Your Business Systems Step 2: Baseline Your Environment Step 3: Manage Expectations Step 4: Build Your Security Business Plan Step 5: Sell the Story Step 6: Procure the Solution If you are curious what the Pragmatic CSO is really all about, you should not miss this discussion. We hope you enjoy the show and please send any questions, comments or suggestions to us at podcast@stillsecure.com Thanks to ClickCaster for hosting our podcast. Tonights music is the usual, To the Summit by Jon Schmidt. You can hear more from Jon at  http://www.jonschmidt.com.  Music transitions between segments are by our own Mitchell Ashley! no 45:39 StillSecure, After all these years, Podcast #29 - A Pragmatic CSO, part 1 His name is Mike and he is a security-holic.  Running from fire to fire, his life is just not fun.  Bringing order to this chaos and a method to the madness is the Pragmatic CSO, a 12 step program to being a Security Master.  Mike Rothman is trying to show us a better way.  His book on the subject is garnering lots of attention, as well it should.  Join Mitchell and I as Mike gives us one of the first in depth interviews into the real "Pragmatic CSO".  We really dig into the 12 steps and find out what the Pragmatic CSO program really is.  In part 1 of this special edition we cover the first 2 sections of the book including: Step 1: Assess the Value of Your Business Systems Step 2: Baseline Your Environment Step 3: Manage Expectations Step 4: Build Your Security Business Plan Step 5: Sell the Story Step 6: Procure the Solution If you are curious what the Pragmatic CSO is really all about, you should not miss this discussion. We hope you enjoy the show and please send any questions, comments or suggestions to us at podcast@stillsecure.com Thanks to ClickCaster for hosting our podcast. Tonights music is the usual, To the Summit by Jon Schmidt. You can hear more from Jon at  http://www.jonschmidt.com.  Music transitions between segments are by our own Mitchell Ashley! StillSecure, After all these years, Podcast #28 - Jeremiah Grossman, CTO of White Hat Security Episode 28 of StillSecure, After all these years features special guest Jeremiah Grossman, CTO and founder of White Hat Security, one of the leading application vulnerability vendors and a well known security expert.  Jeremiah tells us all about his background, what White Hat is about and talks about the current state of application vulnerability management. In addition:

 

The Converging Minute has Mitchell discussing the iPhone and some of it applicability to network convergence.

 

This Week in Security features:

  1. The data theft at TJX stores
  2. Cisco's possible GPL violation
  3. Veracode and secure code development
  4. Strata Guards visionary placement in the IPS Magic Quadrant

We hope you enjoy the show and please send any questions, comments or suggestions to us at podcast@stillsecure.com

Thanks to ClickCaster for hosting our podcast. Tonights music is the usual, To the Summit by Jon Schmidt. You can hear more from Jon at  http://www.jonschmidt.com.  Music transitions between segments are by our own Mitchell Ashley!

]]> Tue, 23 Jan 2007 06:41:00 -0600 http://www.clickcaster.com/items/stillsecure-after-all-these-years-podcast-28-jerimiah-grossman-cto-of-white-hat-security http://www.clickcaster.com/items/stillsecure-after-all-these-years-podcast-28-jerimiah-grossman-cto-of-white-hat-security http://www.clickcaster.com/items/stillsecure-after-all-these-years-podcast-28-jerimiah-grossman-cto-of-white-hat-security 16422 Episode 28 of StillSecure, After all these years features special guest Jeremiah Grossman, CTO and founder of White Hat Security, one of the leading application vulnerability vendors and a well known security expert.  Jeremiah tells us all about his background, what White Hat is about and talks about the current state of application vulnerability management. In addition:  The Converging Minute has Mitchell discussing the iPhone and some of it applicability to network convergence.  This Week in Security features: The data theft at TJX storesCisco's possible GPL violationVeracode and secure code developmentStrata Guards visionary placement in the IPS Magic Quadrant We hope you enjoy the show and please send any questions, comments or suggestions to us at podcast@stillsecure.com Thanks to ClickCaster for hosting our podcast. Tonights music is the usual, To the Summit by Jon Schmidt. You can hear more from Jon at  http://www.jonschmidt.com.  Music transitions between segments are by our own Mitchell Ashley! no 41:57 StillSecure, After all these years, Podcast #28 - Jeremiah Grossman, CTO of White Hat Security Episode 28 of StillSecure, After all these years features special guest Jeremiah Grossman, CTO and founder of White Hat Security, one of the leading application vulnerability vendors and a well known security expert.  Jeremiah tells us all about his background, what White Hat is about and talks about the current state of application vulnerability management. In addition:  The Converging Minute has Mitchell discussing the iPhone and some of it applicability to network convergence.  This Week in Security features: The data theft at TJX storesCisco's possible GPL violationVeracode and secure code developmentStrata Guards visionary placement in the IPS Magic Quadrant We hope you enjoy the show and please send any questions, comments or suggestions to us at podcast@stillsecure.com Thanks to ClickCaster for hosting our podcast. Tonights music is the usual, To the Summit by Jon Schmidt. You can hear more from Jon at  http://www.jonschmidt.com.  Music transitions between segments are by our own Mitchell Ashley! StillSecure, After all these years, Podcast #27 - Panel on the future of VM
Ron Gula - CTO and CEO of Tenable Network Security
Ross Brown - CEO of eEye Digital Security
Tim Keanini - CTO of nCircle
Mike Rothman - author and analyst from Security Incite and the Pragmatic CSO
and
Mitchell Ashley - CTO of StillSecure

We discuss topics including configuration management, security auditing, scanning, patching. agentless versus agent based vulnerability assessment, etc.  It is a great show with some really smart people in the VM space.  Hope you enjoy it!

We hope you enjoy the show and please send any questions, comments or suggestions to us at podcast@stillsecure.com


Thanks to ClickCaster for hosting our podcast. Tonights music is the usual, To the Summit by Jon Schmidt. You can hear more from Jon at  http://www.jonschmidt.com.  Music transitions between segments are by our own Mitchell Ashley!]]> Thu, 11 Jan 2007 15:54:00 -0600 http://www.clickcaster.com/items/stillsecure-after-all-these-years-podcast-27-panel-on-the-future-of-vm http://www.clickcaster.com/items/stillsecure-after-all-these-years-podcast-27-panel-on-the-future-of-vm http://www.clickcaster.com/items/stillsecure-after-all-these-years-podcast-27-panel-on-the-future-of-vm 15320 Happy New Year and welcome to episode 27 of StillSecure, after all these years. This first show of the new year is a great one with a cast for the ages.  Mitchell and I put together a panel of some of the leading vendors and names in the vulnerability management space discussing the present state and future of vulnerability management and assessment.  The panel is made up of: Ron Gula - CTO and CEO of Tenable Network Security Ross Brown - CEO of eEye Digital Security Tim Keanini - CTO of nCircle Mike Rothman - author and analyst from Security Incite and the Pragmatic CSO and Mitchell Ashley - CTO of StillSecure We discuss topics including configuration management, security auditing, scanning, patching. agentless versus agent based vulnerability assessment, etc.  It is a great show with some really smart people in the VM space.  Hope you enjoy it! We hope you enjoy the show and please send any questions, comments or suggestions to us at podcast@stillsecure.com Thanks to ClickCaster for hosting our podcast. Tonights music is the usual, To the Summit by Jon Schmidt. You can hear more from Jon at  http://www.jonschmidt.com.  Music transitions between segments are by our own Mitchell Ashley! no 57:21 StillSecure, After all these years, Podcast #27 - Panel on the future of VM Happy New Year and welcome to episode 27 of StillSecure, after all these years. This first show of the new year is a great one with a cast for the ages.  Mitchell and I put together a panel of some of the leading vendors and names in the vulnerability management space discussing the present state and future of vulnerability management and assessment.  The panel is made up of: Ron Gula - CTO and CEO of Tenable Network Security Ross Brown - CEO of eEye Digital Security Tim Keanini - CTO of nCircle Mike Rothman - author and analyst from Security Incite and the Pragmatic CSO and Mitchell Ashley - CTO of StillSecure We discuss topics including configuration management, security auditing, scanning, patching. agentless versus agent based vulnerability assessment, etc.  It is a great show with some really smart people in the VM space.  Hope you enjoy it! We hope you enjoy the show and please send any questions, comments or suggestions to us at podcast@stillsecure.com Thanks to ClickCaster for hosting our podcast. Tonights music is the usual, To the Summit by Jon Schmidt. You can hear more from Jon at  http://www.jonschmidt.com.  Music transitions between segments are by our own Mitchell Ashley! StillSecure, After all these years, Podcast #26 - Biggest Security Stories of 2006

  1. Martin McKeay from Network Security Podcast and blog
  2. Michael Farnum from Information Security Place
  3. Perry Carpenter from Security Rennessance blog
  4. Ravi Char from Musings on Information Security
  5. Larry Pesce from Paul Dot Com
  6. AndyIT Guy from Andy ITGuy blog
  7. Michael from MCW Research
  8. Mike Murray from epistome.ca blog
  9. Dan York from Blue Box VOIP podcast and blog

Unfortunately, I recorded this from the road over the holidays and the sound engineering is less than the best.  There was something wrong with my microphone that was clicking and the remix did not come out as good as I would like.  I may upload a newly mixed copy over the New Years holiday.

Happy New Year to everyone!

We hope you enjoy the show and please send any questions, comments or suggestions to us at podcast@stillsecure.com

Thanks to ClickCaster for hosting our podcast. Tonights music is the usual, To the Summit by Jon Schmidt. You can hear more from Jon at ttp://www.jonschmidt.com.






]]> Fri, 29 Dec 2006 22:08:00 -0600 http://www.clickcaster.com/items/stillsecure-after-all-these-years-podcast-26 http://www.clickcaster.com/items/stillsecure-after-all-these-years-podcast-26 http://www.clickcaster.com/items/stillsecure-after-all-these-years-podcast-26 14576 Episode 26 of StillSecure, After all these years is a year end wrap up of the biggest security stories of 2006.  It is a little different than most, in that Mitchell and I have asked some of our good blogging and podcasting friends to give us their biggest stories of the year.  Mitchell and I are joined by none other than Mike Rothman in then discussing these stories.  In addition to Mike Rothman, Mitchell and I, you can hear: Martin McKeay from Network Security Podcast and blogMichael Farnum from Information Security Place Perry Carpenter from Security Rennessance blogRavi Char from Musings on Information SecurityLarry Pesce from Paul Dot ComAndyIT Guy from Andy ITGuy blogMichael from MCW ResearchMike Murray from epistome.ca blogDan York from Blue Box VOIP podcast and blog Unfortunately, I recorded this from the road over the holidays and the sound engineering is less than the best.  There was something wrong with my microphone that was clicking and the remix did not come out as good as I would like.  I may upload a newly mixed copy over the New Years holiday. Happy New Year to everyone! We hope you enjoy the show and please send any questions, comments or suggestions to us at podcast@stillsecure.com Thanks to ClickCaster for hosting our podcast. Tonights music is the usual, To the Summit by Jon Schmidt. You can hear more from Jon at ttp://www.jonschmidt.com. no 1:11:20 StillSecure, After all these years, Podcast #26 - Biggest Security Stories of 2006 Episode 26 of StillSecure, After all these years is a year end wrap up of the biggest security stories of 2006.  It is a little different than most, in that Mitchell and I have asked some of our good blogging and podcasting friends to give us their biggest stories of the year.  Mitchell and I are joined by none other than Mike Rothman in then discussing these stories.  In addition to Mike Rothman, Mitchell and I, you can hear: Martin McKeay from Network Security Podcast and blogMichael Farnum from Information Security Place Perry Carpenter from Security Rennessance blogRavi Char from Musings on Information SecurityLarry Pesce from Paul Dot ComAndyIT Guy from Andy ITGuy blogMichael from MCW ResearchMike Murray from epistome.ca blogDan York from Blue Box VOIP podcast and blog Unfortunately, I recorded this from the road over the holidays and the sound engineering is less than the best.  There was something wrong with my microphone that was clicking and the remix did not come out as good as I would like.  I may upload a newly mixed copy over the New Years holiday. Happy New Year to everyone! We hope you enjoy the show and please send any questions, comments or suggestions to us at podcast@stillsecure.com Thanks to ClickCaster for hosting our podcast. Tonights music is the usual, To the Summit by Jon Schmidt. You can hear more from Jon at ttp://www.jonschmidt.com. StillSecure, After all these years, Podcast #25 Episode 25 of StillSecure, After all these years features Michael Farnum as our special guest.  Michael blogs lives security and blogs as well.  You can read his blogs at Computerworld and his own blog, An Information Security Place.  Michael also recently made the switch from security manager to security sales engineer and talks about how his new role is effecting his views on security, software, vendors, customers, etc.  Michael takes his security very seriously and is a great guy to talk to.  You will find him very interesting.

In "The Converging Minute" Mitchell talks about Cisco's announced move towards becoming a software company.

"This Week in Security" finds Mitchell and I discussing:

  1. The Big Yellow Worm and Bot attack
  2. UCLA data compromise
  3. The future of vulnerability assessment

We hope you enjoy the show and please send any questions, comments or suggestions to us at podcast@stillsecure.com

Thanks to ClickCaster for hosting our podcast. Tonights music is the usual, To the Summit by Jon Schmidt. You can hear more from Jon at ttp://www.jonschmidt.com.  Music transitions between segments are by our own Mitchell Ashley!

]]> Mon, 18 Dec 2006 23:14:00 -0600 http://www.clickcaster.com/items/stillsecure-after-all-these-years-podcast-25 http://www.clickcaster.com/items/stillsecure-after-all-these-years-podcast-25 http://www.clickcaster.com/items/stillsecure-after-all-these-years-podcast-25 13955 Episode 25 of StillSecure, After all these years features Michael Farnum as our special guest.  Michael blogs lives security and blogs as well.  You can read his blogs at Computerworld and his own blog, An Information Security Place.  Michael also recently made the switch from security manager to security sales engineer and talks about how his new role is effecting his views on security, software, vendors, customers, etc.  Michael takes his security very seriously and is a great guy to talk to.  You will find him very interesting. In "The Converging Minute" Mitchell talks about Cisco's announced move towards becoming a software company. "This Week in Security" finds Mitchell and I discussing: The Big Yellow Worm and Bot attackUCLA data compromiseThe future of vulnerability assessment We hope you enjoy the show and please send any questions, comments or suggestions to us at podcast@stillsecure.com Thanks to ClickCaster for hosting our podcast. Tonights music is the usual, To the Summit by Jon Schmidt. You can hear more from Jon at ttp://www.jonschmidt.com.  Music transitions between segments are by our own Mitchell Ashley! no 49:22 StillSecure, After all these years, Podcast #25 Episode 25 of StillSecure, After all these years features Michael Farnum as our special guest.  Michael blogs lives security and blogs as well.  You can read his blogs at Computerworld and his own blog, An Information Security Place.  Michael also recently made the switch from security manager to security sales engineer and talks about how his new role is effecting his views on security, software, vendors, customers, etc.  Michael takes his security very seriously and is a great guy to talk to.  You will find him very interesting. In "The Converging Minute" Mitchell talks about Cisco's announced move towards becoming a software company. "This Week in Security" finds Mitchell and I discussing: The Big Yellow Worm and Bot attackUCLA data compromiseThe future of vulnerability assessment We hope you enjoy the show and please send any questions, comments or suggestions to us at podcast@stillsecure.com Thanks to ClickCaster for hosting our podcast. Tonights music is the usual, To the Summit by Jon Schmidt. You can hear more from Jon at ttp://www.jonschmidt.com.  Music transitions between segments are by our own Mitchell Ashley! StillSecure, After all these years, Podcast #24 Episode 24 of StillSecure, After all these years features part 2 of our interview with Amrit Williams, CTO of Big Fix and former Gartner analyst.  In this part of the interview, Amrit talks about Big Fix and what attracted him to leave the analyst ranks to join the vendor community again.  Also, Mitchell and I discuss the SC Magazine awards, as well as awards in general.  This is a great interview with Amrit, so don't miss it!

In the "The Converging Minute", Mitchell discusses virtualization.

This Week in Security discusses

  1. McAfee closing the Citadel acquisition
  2. The "NAC" patent awarded to Mirage Networks
  3. Agent vs. Agentless - is there a wrong approach, is there a right approach?

We hope you enjoy the show and please send any questions, comments or suggestions to us at podcast@stillsecure.com


Thanks to ClickCaster for hosting our podcast. Tonights music is the usual, To the Summit by Jon Schmidt. You can hear more from Jon at ttp://www.jonschmidt.com.  Music transitions between segments are by our own Mitchell Ashley!


]]> Sun, 10 Dec 2006 22:40:00 -0600 http://www.clickcaster.com/items/stillsecure-after-all-these-years-podcast-24 http://www.clickcaster.com/items/stillsecure-after-all-these-years-podcast-24 http://www.clickcaster.com/items/stillsecure-after-all-these-years-podcast-24 13594 Episode 24 of StillSecure, After all these years features part 2 of our interview with Amrit Williams, CTO of Big Fix and former Gartner analyst.  In this part of the interview, Amrit talks about Big Fix and what attracted him to leave the analyst ranks to join the vendor community again.  Also, Mitchell and I discuss the SC Magazine awards, as well as awards in general.  This is a great interview with Amrit, so don't miss it! In the "The Converging Minute", Mitchell discusses virtualization. This Week in Security discusses McAfee closing the Citadel acquisitionThe "NAC" patent awarded to Mirage NetworksAgent vs. Agentless - is there a wrong approach, is there a right approach? We hope you enjoy the show and please send any questions, comments or suggestions to us at podcast@stillsecure.com Thanks to ClickCaster for hosting our podcast. Tonights music is the usual, To the Summit by Jon Schmidt. You can hear more from Jon at ttp://www.jonschmidt.com.  Music transitions between segments are by our own Mitchell Ashley! no 55:02 StillSecure, After all these years, Podcast #24 Episode 24 of StillSecure, After all these years features part 2 of our interview with Amrit Williams, CTO of Big Fix and former Gartner analyst.  In this part of the interview, Amrit talks about Big Fix and what attracted him to leave the analyst ranks to join the vendor community again.  Also, Mitchell and I discuss the SC Magazine awards, as well as awards in general.  This is a great interview with Amrit, so don't miss it! In the "The Converging Minute", Mitchell discusses virtualization. This Week in Security discusses McAfee closing the Citadel acquisitionThe "NAC" patent awarded to Mirage NetworksAgent vs. Agentless - is there a wrong approach, is there a right approach? We hope you enjoy the show and please send any questions, comments or suggestions to us at podcast@stillsecure.com Thanks to ClickCaster for hosting our podcast. Tonights music is the usual, To the Summit by Jon Schmidt. You can hear more from Jon at ttp://www.jonschmidt.com.  Music transitions between segments are by our own Mitchell Ashley! StillSecure, After all these years, Podcast #23 Amrit Williams, CTO of Big Fix and former Gartner Analyst.  In this part 1 of the interview, Amrit talks about his life and career.  We also spend a lot of time talking about the analyst game and relationships between vendors, analysts and customers. Part 2 of Amrit's interview will be in episode 24.

In "The Converging Minute" Mitchell talks about how open source is a factor in network convergence.

"This Week in Security" discusses:
  1. The Dawn of Vista
  2. The US-CERT advisory on cyberterrorism
  3. The recent brouha over analysts moving to vendors

We hope you enjoy the show and please send any questions, comments or suggestions to us at podcast@stillsecure.com


Thanks to ClickCaster for hosting our podcast. Tonights music is the usual, To the Summit by Jon Schmidt. You can hear more from Jon at http://www.jonschmidt.com.  Music transitions between segments are by our own Mitchell Ashley!


]]> Tue, 05 Dec 2006 06:01:00 -0600 http://www.clickcaster.com/items/stillsecure-after-all-these-years-podcast-23 http://www.clickcaster.com/items/stillsecure-after-all-these-years-podcast-23 http://www.clickcaster.com/items/stillsecure-after-all-these-years-podcast-23 13225 Episode 23 of the podcast is here.  This epidsode features part 1 of our interview with Amrit Williams, CTO of Big Fix and former Gartner Analyst.  In this part 1 of the interview, Amrit talks about his life and career.  We also spend a lot of time talking about the analyst game and relationships between vendors, analysts and customers. Part 2 of Amrit's interview will be in episode 24. In "The Converging Minute" Mitchell talks about how open source is a factor in network convergence. "This Week in Security" discusses: The Dawn of Vista The US-CERT advisory on cyberterrorism The recent brouha over analysts moving to vendors We hope you enjoy the show and please send any questions, comments or suggestions to us at podcast@stillsecure.com Thanks to ClickCaster for hosting our podcast. Tonights music is the usual, To the Summit by Jon Schmidt. You can hear more from Jon at http://www.jonschmidt.com.  Music transitions between segments are by our own Mitchell Ashley! no 59:19 StillSecure, After all these years, Podcast #23 Episode 23 of the podcast is here.  This epidsode features part 1 of our interview with Amrit Williams, CTO of Big Fix and former Gartner Analyst.  In this part 1 of the interview, Amrit talks about his life and career.  We also spend a lot of time talking about the analyst game and relationships between vendors, analysts and customers. Part 2 of Amrit's interview will be in episode 24. In "The Converging Minute" Mitchell talks about how open source is a factor in network convergence. "This Week in Security" discusses: The Dawn of Vista The US-CERT advisory on cyberterrorism The recent brouha over analysts moving to vendors We hope you enjoy the show and please send any questions, comments or suggestions to us at podcast@stillsecure.com Thanks to ClickCaster for hosting our podcast. Tonights music is the usual, To the Summit by Jon Schmidt. You can hear more from Jon at http://www.jonschmidt.com.  Music transitions between segments are by our own Mitchell Ashley! StillSecure, After all these years, Podcast #22 StillSecure, After all these years, episode #22 is here.  This weeks interview is very good.  Mr. Amith Krishnan, Senior Security Product Manager from Microsoft is our guest.  Amith works in the NAP group.  For all of you who have questions about NAC, NAP, TCG/TNC, Vista, etc., there are lots of answers here.  Be sure to listen!

In this weeks Converging Minute, Mitchell talks about COTS hardware making custom network appliances obsolete.

For "This Week in Security", Mitchell and I talk about:

  1. The new SANS Top 20
  2. Symantec release a beta of Norton Internet Security 2007 with Vista support
  3. Checkpoint buys PointSec

We hope you enjoy the show and please send any questions, comments or suggestions to us at podcast@stillsecure.com

Thanks to ClickCaster for hosting our podcast. Tonights music is the usual, To the Summit by Jon Schmidt. You can hear more from Jon at http://www.jonschmidt.com.  Music transitions between segments are by our own Mitchell Ashley!


]]> Mon, 27 Nov 2006 14:18:00 -0600 http://www.clickcaster.com/items/stillsecure-after-all-these-years-podcast-22 http://www.clickcaster.com/items/stillsecure-after-all-these-years-podcast-22 http://www.clickcaster.com/items/stillsecure-after-all-these-years-podcast-22 12820 StillSecure, After all these years, episode #22 is here.  This weeks interview is very good.  Mr. Amith Krishnan, Senior Security Product Manager from Microsoft is our guest.  Amith works in the NAP group.  For all of you who have questions about NAC, NAP, TCG/TNC, Vista, etc., there are lots of answers here.  Be sure to listen! In this weeks Converging Minute, Mitchell talks about COTS hardware making custom network appliances obsolete. For "This Week in Security", Mitchell and I talk about: The new SANS Top 20Symantec release a beta of Norton Internet Security 2007 with Vista supportCheckpoint buys PointSec We hope you enjoy the show and please send any questions, comments or suggestions to us at podcast@stillsecure.com Thanks to ClickCaster for hosting our podcast. Tonights music is the usual, To the Summit by Jon Schmidt. You can hear more from Jon at http://www.jonschmidt.com.  Music transitions between segments are by our own Mitchell Ashley! no 43:54 StillSecure, After all these years, Podcast #22 StillSecure, After all these years, episode #22 is here.  This weeks interview is very good.  Mr. Amith Krishnan, Senior Security Product Manager from Microsoft is our guest.  Amith works in the NAP group.  For all of you who have questions about NAC, NAP, TCG/TNC, Vista, etc., there are lots of answers here.  Be sure to listen! In this weeks Converging Minute, Mitchell talks about COTS hardware making custom network appliances obsolete. For "This Week in Security", Mitchell and I talk about: The new SANS Top 20Symantec release a beta of Norton Internet Security 2007 with Vista supportCheckpoint buys PointSec We hope you enjoy the show and please send any questions, comments or suggestions to us at podcast@stillsecure.com Thanks to ClickCaster for hosting our podcast. Tonights music is the usual, To the Summit by Jon Schmidt. You can hear more from Jon at http://www.jonschmidt.com.  Music transitions between segments are by our own Mitchell Ashley! StillSecure, After all these years, Podcast #21 StillSecure, After all these years episode 21 is a little different.  Our special guests tonight are Eric Green, publisher from Larstan Publishing and Jason Van Orden, author of "How to promote your podcast: the ultimate guide to building an audience of raving fans".  Larstan are the folks who bring you the "Little Black Book of Security" series, but also publish Jason's book under their Podcast University series.  Great info on how to promote and have a succesful podcast and blog.

 

Also this week, Mitchell and I start a new segment called "The Converging Minute".  Mitchell will talk about relevant news and topics around network convergence.  This week Mitchell talks about how Linux is an anchor around much of networking convergence today.

 

In "This Week in Security", Mitchell and I discuss:

  1. Juniper's UAC 2.0
  2. Novell-Microsoft patent news
  3. Source Media and their former employee using 3 year old passwords to access confidential information
  4. RSA and the SC Magazine awards coming up

We hope you enjoy the show and please send any questions, comments or suggestions to us at podcast@stillsecure.com

 

Thanks to ClickCaster for hosting our podcast. Tonights music is the usual, To the Summit by Jon Schmidt. You can hear more from Jon at http://www.jonschmidt.com.  Music transitions between segments are by our own Mitchell Ashley!

 

Enjoy! 

]]> Fri, 17 Nov 2006 13:59:00 -0600 http://www.clickcaster.com/items/stillsecure-after-all-these-years-podcast-21 http://www.clickcaster.com/items/stillsecure-after-all-these-years-podcast-21 http://www.clickcaster.com/items/stillsecure-after-all-these-years-podcast-21 12223 StillSecure, After all these years episode 21 is a little different.  Our special guests tonight are Eric Green, publisher from Larstan Publishing and Jason Van Orden, author of "How to promote your podcast: the ultimate guide to building an audience of raving fans".  Larstan are the folks who bring you the "Little Black Book of Security" series, but also publish Jason's book under their Podcast University series.  Great info on how to promote and have a succesful podcast and blog.  Also this week, Mitchell and I start a new segment called "The Converging Minute".  Mitchell will talk about relevant news and topics around network convergence.  This week Mitchell talks about how Linux is an anchor around much of networking convergence today.  In "This Week in Security", Mitchell and I discuss: Juniper's UAC 2.0Novell-Microsoft patent news Source Media and their former employee using 3 year old passwords to access confidential informationRSA and the SC Magazine awards coming up We hope you enjoy the show and please send any questions, comments or suggestions to us at podcast@stillsecure.com  Thanks to ClickCaster for hosting our podcast. Tonights music is the usual, To the Summit by Jon Schmidt. You can hear more from Jon at http://www.jonschmidt.com.  Music transitions between segments are by our own Mitchell Ashley! Enjoy!  no 56:59 StillSecure, After all these years, Podcast #21 StillSecure, After all these years episode 21 is a little different.  Our special guests tonight are Eric Green, publisher from Larstan Publishing and Jason Van Orden, author of "How to promote your podcast: the ultimate guide to building an audience of raving fans".  Larstan are the folks who bring you the "Little Black Book of Security" series, but also publish Jason's book under their Podcast University series.  Great info on how to promote and have a succesful podcast and blog.  Also this week, Mitchell and I start a new segment called "The Converging Minute".  Mitchell will talk about relevant news and topics around network convergence.  This week Mitchell talks about how Linux is an anchor around much of networking convergence today.  In "This Week in Security", Mitchell and I discuss: Juniper's UAC 2.0Novell-Microsoft patent news Source Media and their former employee using 3 year old passwords to access confidential informationRSA and the SC Magazine awards coming up We hope you enjoy the show and please send any questions, comments or suggestions to us at podcast@stillsecure.com  Thanks to ClickCaster for hosting our podcast. Tonights music is the usual, To the Summit by Jon Schmidt. You can hear more from Jon at http://www.jonschmidt.com.  Music transitions between segments are by our own Mitchell Ashley! Enjoy!  StillSecure, After all these years, Podcast #20 Tonights guest is Andrew Braunberg, Senior Analyst of Current Analysis.  Andrew's groundbreaking research on trends in the NAC market is quickly becoming the authority on all things NAC.  We discuss NAC with Andrew, lots of good stuff covered.

 

In "This Week in Security", Mitchell and I discuss:

  1. The Microsoft-Novell deal - What is really behind all of that up front money being paid.
  2. Private company financial results , who are they meant to impress
  3. The sorry state of some security tradeshows that Mitchell and I have visited lately

 

We hope you enjoy the show and please send any questions, comments or suggestions to us at podcast@stillsecure.com

 

Thanks to ClickCaster for hosting our podcast. Tonights music is the usual, To the Summit by Jon Schmidt.  You can hear more from Jon at http://www.jonschmidt.com

 

 

]]> Thu, 09 Nov 2006 07:20:00 -0600 http://www.clickcaster.com/items/stillsecure-after-all-these-years-podcast-20 http://www.clickcaster.com/items/stillsecure-after-all-these-years-podcast-20 http://www.clickcaster.com/items/stillsecure-after-all-these-years-podcast-20 11640 Tonights guest is Andrew Braunberg, Senior Analyst of Current Analysis.  Andrew's groundbreaking research on trends in the NAC market is quickly becoming the authority on all things NAC.  We discuss NAC with Andrew, lots of good stuff covered. In "This Week in Security", Mitchell and I discuss:The Microsoft-Novell deal - What is really behind all of that up front money being paid.Private company financial results , who are they meant to impressThe sorry state of some security tradeshows that Mitchell and I have visited lately We hope you enjoy the show and please send any questions, comments or suggestions to us at podcast@stillsecure.com  Thanks to ClickCaster for hosting our podcast. Tonights music is the usual, To the Summit by Jon Schmidt.  You can hear more from Jon at http://www.jonschmidt.com    no 59:34 StillSecure, After all these years, Podcast #20 Tonights guest is Andrew Braunberg, Senior Analyst of Current Analysis.  Andrew's groundbreaking research on trends in the NAC market is quickly becoming the authority on all things NAC.  We discuss NAC with Andrew, lots of good stuff covered. In "This Week in Security", Mitchell and I discuss:The Microsoft-Novell deal - What is really behind all of that up front money being paid.Private company financial results , who are they meant to impressThe sorry state of some security tradeshows that Mitchell and I have visited lately We hope you enjoy the show and please send any questions, comments or suggestions to us at podcast@stillsecure.com  Thanks to ClickCaster for hosting our podcast. Tonights music is the usual, To the Summit by Jon Schmidt.  You can hear more from Jon at http://www.jonschmidt.com    StillSecure, After all these years, Podcast #19 In episode 19 our special guest is Jon Oltsik, principal analyst at Enterprise Strategies Group. Jon specializes in network security and has a lot to say about the NAC market and where it’s headed. In this podcast we cover:

 

Commentary:

·         Adoption of Alan’s new Less Than Zero vulnerability paradigm

Listener Questions:

·         Will Vista be a repeat of Windows XP – lots of security vulnerabilities and patches?

This Week In Security:

·         Symantec and McAfee’s recent claims about Vista

·         Cisco’s Quadplay – Cisco’s vision of network convergence

·         Insightix releases ARP spoofing based NAC product after dis’ing the method at BlackHat ‘06

Jon Oltsik Interview:

·         Assessment of the NAC market

·         Cisco and Microsoft proprietary frameworks vs. TCG’s TNC standard

·         Pre-connect and Post-connect NAC – Which is the market demanding?

·         Building support for an open source 802.1X supplicant

 

We hope you enjoy the show and please send any questions, comments or suggestions to us at podcast@stillsecure.com

 

Thanks to ClickCaster for hosting our podcast. Tonights music is the usual, To the Summit by Jon Schmidt.  You can hear more from Jon at http://www.johschmidt.com

]]> Thu, 26 Oct 2006 14:52:00 -0500 http://www.clickcaster.com/items/stillsecure-after-all-these-years-podcast-19 http://www.clickcaster.com/items/stillsecure-after-all-these-years-podcast-19 http://www.clickcaster.com/items/stillsecure-after-all-these-years-podcast-19 10675 In episode 19 our special guest is Jon Oltsik, principal analyst at Enterprise Strategies Group. Jon specializes in network security and has a lot to say about the NAC market and where it’s headed. In this podcast we cover:  Commentary: ·         Adoption of Alan’s new Less Than Zero vulnerability paradigm Listener Questions: ·         Will Vista be a repeat of Windows XP – lots of security vulnerabilities and patches? This Week In Security: ·         Symantec and McAfee’s recent claims about Vista ·         Cisco’s Quadplay – Cisco’s vision of network convergence ·         Insightix releases ARP spoofing based NAC product after dis’ing the method at BlackHat ‘06 Jon Oltsik Interview: ·         Assessment of the NAC market ·         Cisco and Microsoft proprietary frameworks vs. TCG’s TNC standard ·         Pre-connect and Post-connect NAC – Which is the market demanding? ·         Building support for an open source 802.1X supplicant  We hope you enjoy the show and please send any questions, comments or suggestions to us at podcast@stillsecure.com  Thanks to ClickCaster for hosting our podcast. Tonights music is the usual, To the Summit by Jon Schmidt.  You can hear more from Jon at http://www.johschmidt.com no 43:25 StillSecure, After all these years, Podcast #19 In episode 19 our special guest is Jon Oltsik, principal analyst at Enterprise Strategies Group. Jon specializes in network security and has a lot to say about the NAC market and where it’s headed. In this podcast we cover:  Commentary: ·         Adoption of Alan’s new Less Than Zero vulnerability paradigm Listener Questions: ·         Will Vista be a repeat of Windows XP – lots of security vulnerabilities and patches? This Week In Security: ·         Symantec and McAfee’s recent claims about Vista ·         Cisco’s Quadplay – Cisco’s vision of network convergence ·         Insightix releases ARP spoofing based NAC product after dis’ing the method at BlackHat ‘06 Jon Oltsik Interview: ·         Assessment of the NAC market ·         Cisco and Microsoft proprietary frameworks vs. TCG’s TNC standard ·         Pre-connect and Post-connect NAC – Which is the market demanding? ·         Building support for an open source 802.1X supplicant  We hope you enjoy the show and please send any questions, comments or suggestions to us at podcast@stillsecure.com  Thanks to ClickCaster for hosting our podcast. Tonights music is the usual, To the Summit by Jon Schmidt.  You can hear more from Jon at http://www.johschmidt.com StillSecure, After all these years, Podcast #18 Episode 18 is a special one.  Mitchell and I were both in Boulder at the same time along with our special guest Mike Rothman of Security Incite.  We all went down to the ClickCaster studio and did this episode in person.  None other than Scott Converse, ClickCaster CEO served as our sound engineer, so it should be better than our usual quality. A great way to do a podcast and we hope you enjoy it!

 

Tonights episode is one big this week in security.  Mitchell, Mike and I speak about:

 

1. McAfee and Symantec's recent announcements regarding the future direction of their products

2. Zero day attacks and Less then Zero attacks

3. Mike's recent experience with Network World

4. Mitchell's real life experience with ID theft

 

Hope you enjoy the show and please send any questions, comments or suggestions to us at podcast@stillsecure.com

 

As usual an extra special thanks to ClickCaster for all of their help and well as hosting our podcast.

Tonights music is the usual To the Summit by Jon Schmidt.  You can hear more from Jon at http://www.johschmidt.com

]]> Tue, 17 Oct 2006 22:07:00 -0500 http://www.clickcaster.com/items/ssaaty-number-18 http://www.clickcaster.com/items/ssaaty-number-18 http://www.clickcaster.com/items/ssaaty-number-18 10158 Episode 18 is a special one.  Mitchell and I were both in Boulder at the same time along with our special guest Mike Rothman of Security Incite.  We all went down to the ClickCaster studio and did this episode in person.  None other than Scott Converse, ClickCaster CEO served as our sound engineer, so it should be better than our usual quality. A great way to do a podcast and we hope you enjoy it! Tonights episode is one big this week in security.  Mitchell, Mike and I speak about: 1. McAfee and Symantec's recent announcements regarding the future direction of their products2. Zero day attacks and Less then Zero attacks3. Mike's recent experience with Network World4. Mitchell's real life experience with ID theft Hope you enjoy the show and please send any questions, comments or suggestions to us at podcast@stillsecure.com As usual an extra special thanks to ClickCaster for all of their help and well as hosting our podcast.Tonights music is the usual To the Summit by Jon Schmidt.  You can hear more from Jon at http://www.johschmidt.com no 31:38 StillSecure, After all these years, Podcast #18 Episode 18 is a special one.  Mitchell and I were both in Boulder at the same time along with our special guest Mike Rothman of Security Incite.  We all went down to the ClickCaster studio and did this episode in person.  None other than Scott Converse, ClickCaster CEO served as our sound engineer, so it should be better than our usual quality. A great way to do a podcast and we hope you enjoy it! Tonights episode is one big this week in security.  Mitchell, Mike and I speak about: 1. McAfee and Symantec's recent announcements regarding the future direction of their products2. Zero day attacks and Less then Zero attacks3. Mike's recent experience with Network World4. Mitchell's real life experience with ID theft Hope you enjoy the show and please send any questions, comments or suggestions to us at podcast@stillsecure.com As usual an extra special thanks to ClickCaster for all of their help and well as hosting our podcast.Tonights music is the usual To the Summit by Jon Schmidt.  You can hear more from Jon at http://www.johschmidt.com StillSecure, After all these years, Podcast #17 Mitchell and I had the pleasure of interviewing Steve Hanna, Distinguished Engineer of Juniper Networks and the Co-Chair of the TNC group, from the Trusted Computing Group.  Steve is a key guy as the TNC/TCG seeks to establish itself as the only vendor neutral, inter-operable NAC standard.  Mitchell and I discuss a wide range of topics relating to NAC with Steve, including:

 

  • Cisco's involvement or non-involvment in TCG/TNC
  • Microsoft's support for TCG/TNC
  • The IETF
  • The current state of the TCG/TNC standard
  • What does the future hold for TNC, IETF and NAC

 

Thanks Steve for being our guest and we hope you enjoy the show! 

 

As usual thanks to ClickCaster for hosting my podcast.

Tonights music is again from Jon Schmidt, To the Summit. 

You can hear more from Jon at http://www.jonschmidt.com.

]]> Mon, 09 Oct 2006 10:52:00 -0500 http://www.clickcaster.com/items/stillsecure-after-all-these-years-podcast-17 http://www.clickcaster.com/items/stillsecure-after-all-these-years-podcast-17 http://www.clickcaster.com/items/stillsecure-after-all-these-years-podcast-17 9708 Mitchell and I had the pleasure of interviewing Steve Hanna, Distinguished Engineer of Juniper Networks and the Co-Chair of the TNC group, from the Trusted Computing Group.  Steve is a key guy as the TNC/TCG seeks to establish itself as the only vendor neutral, inter-operable NAC standard.  Mitchell and I discuss a wide range of topics relating to NAC with Steve, including: Cisco's involvement or non-involvment in TCG/TNC Microsoft's support for TCG/TNCThe IETFThe current state of the TCG/TNC standardWhat does the future hold for TNC, IETF and NAC Thanks Steve for being our guest and we hope you enjoy the show!  As usual thanks to ClickCaster for hosting my podcast. Tonights music is again from Jon Schmidt, To the Summit.  You can hear more from Jon at http://www.jonschmidt.com. no 45:03 StillSecure, After all these years, Podcast #17 Mitchell and I had the pleasure of interviewing Steve Hanna, Distinguished Engineer of Juniper Networks and the Co-Chair of the TNC group, from the Trusted Computing Group.  Steve is a key guy as the TNC/TCG seeks to establish itself as the only vendor neutral, inter-operable NAC standard.  Mitchell and I discuss a wide range of topics relating to NAC with Steve, including: Cisco's involvement or non-involvment in TCG/TNC Microsoft's support for TCG/TNCThe IETFThe current state of the TCG/TNC standardWhat does the future hold for TNC, IETF and NAC Thanks Steve for being our guest and we hope you enjoy the show!  As usual thanks to ClickCaster for hosting my podcast. Tonights music is again from Jon Schmidt, To the Summit.  You can hear more from Jon at http://www.jonschmidt.com. StillSecure, After all these years, Podcast #16 SSAATY, episode 16 is here for your pleasure.  Tonights very special guest is Chris Hessing, the guiding force of the Open1x, open source 802.1x supplicant.  Chris has some interesting prospectives on the 802.1x market, the open source scene and security in general.  Good Stuff!

 

Mitchell and I also have an abbreviated "This Week in Security". We discuss Symantec and McAfee complaining about Microsoft, Citadel's acquisition by McAfee and 3rd party patching.

 

Sorry, it took so long to get this up, Mitchell and I actually recorded another podcast before this, but have to wait for some approvals before we can post.  Hope to have that one up soon.

 

As usual thanks to ClickCaster for hosting my podcast.

Tonights music is again from Jon Schmidt, To the Summit. 


 My Odeo Channel

(odeo/e60793a57107508f)

 

]]> Thu, 05 Oct 2006 22:59:00 -0500 http://www.clickcaster.com/items/stillsecure-after-all-these-years-podcast-16 http://www.clickcaster.com/items/stillsecure-after-all-these-years-podcast-16 http://www.clickcaster.com/items/stillsecure-after-all-these-years-podcast-16 9527 SSAATY, episode 16 is here for your pleasure.  Tonights very special guest is Chris Hessing, the guiding force of the Open1x, open source 802.1x supplicant.  Chris has some interesting prospectives on the 802.1x market, the open source scene and security in general.  Good Stuff! Mitchell and I also have an abbreviated "This Week in Security". We discuss Symantec and McAfee complaining about Microsoft, Citadel's acquisition by McAfee and 3rd party patching. Sorry, it took so long to get this up, Mitchell and I actually recorded another podcast before this, but have to wait for some approvals before we can post.  Hope to have that one up soon. As usual thanks to ClickCaster for hosting my podcast. Tonights music is again from Jon Schmidt, To the Summit.   My Odeo Channel(odeo/e60793a57107508f)   no 40:18 StillSecure, After all these years, Podcast #16 SSAATY, episode 16 is here for your pleasure.  Tonights very special guest is Chris Hessing, the guiding force of the Open1x, open source 802.1x supplicant.  Chris has some interesting prospectives on the 802.1x market, the open source scene and security in general.  Good Stuff! Mitchell and I also have an abbreviated "This Week in Security". We discuss Symantec and McAfee complaining about Microsoft, Citadel's acquisition by McAfee and 3rd party patching. Sorry, it took so long to get this up, Mitchell and I actually recorded another podcast before this, but have to wait for some approvals before we can post.  Hope to have that one up soon. As usual thanks to ClickCaster for hosting my podcast. Tonights music is again from Jon Schmidt, To the Summit.   My Odeo Channel(odeo/e60793a57107508f)   StillSecure, After all these years, Episode #15 An All Star Cast brings you "Selling Security up the Ladder". In what may go down as a classic, tonights episode of SSAATY is proud to give you:

 

Martin McKeay of Network Security blog and podcast and ComputerWorld

Michael Farnum of An Information Security Place and ComputerWorld

Bobby Dominguez of Sykes, Inc.

and special guest star: Mike Rothman of Security Incite

 

Discussing how to make your executive team take security seriously and approve the budget and resources you need to secure the enterprise.  Don't miss this one!

 

We will return to our regular format next week.  Enjoy the show. 

 

As usual thanks to ClickCaster for hosting my podcast.

Tonights music is again from Jon Schmidt, To the Summit. 

You can hear more from Jon at http://www.jonschmidt.com.]]> Fri, 22 Sep 2006 00:18:00 -0500 http://www.clickcaster.com/items/stillsecure-after-all-these-years-episode-15 http://www.clickcaster.com/items/stillsecure-after-all-these-years-episode-15 http://www.clickcaster.com/items/stillsecure-after-all-these-years-episode-15 8662 An All Star Cast brings you "Selling Security up the Ladder". In what may go down as a classic, tonights episode of SSAATY is proud to give you: Martin McKeay of Network Security blog and podcast and ComputerWorldMichael Farnum of An Information Security Place and ComputerWorldBobby Dominguez of Sykes, Inc.and special guest star: Mike Rothman of Security Incite  Discussing how to make your executive team take security seriously and approve the budget and resources you need to secure the enterprise.  Don't miss this one! We will return to our regular format next week.  Enjoy the show.  As usual thanks to ClickCaster for hosting my podcast. Tonights music is again from Jon Schmidt, To the Summit.  You can hear more from Jon at http://www.jonschmidt.com. no 1:09:11 StillSecure, After all these years, Episode #15 An All Star Cast brings you "Selling Security up the Ladder". In what may go down as a classic, tonights episode of SSAATY is proud to give you: Martin McKeay of Network Security blog and podcast and ComputerWorldMichael Farnum of An Information Security Place and ComputerWorldBobby Dominguez of Sykes, Inc.and special guest star: Mike Rothman of Security Incite  Discussing how to make your executive team take security seriously and approve the budget and resources you need to secure the enterprise.  Don't miss this one! We will return to our regular format next week.  Enjoy the show.  As usual thanks to ClickCaster for hosting my podcast. Tonights music is again from Jon Schmidt, To the Summit.  You can hear more from Jon at http://www.jonschmidt.com. StillSecure, After all these years, Podcast #14 Here is episode #14 of SSAATY.  Mitchell and I interview Matt Shobe, Chief Design Officer and co-founder of Feedburner.  Not really a security company, but if you blog or podcast or even just read blogs or podcasts, probably you are interacting with Feedburner.  They are a main cog in the RSS world and Matt tells us what they do and how they help.  Good listening!

 

Mitchell and I discuss the Cisco/Microsoft, NAC-NAP interoperability. In This Week in Security, Mitchell and I also hit on:

 

Vulnerabilities – more than Windows OS, critical patch coming for Office too

http://www.darkreading.com/document.asp?doc_id=102895

http://news.zdnet.com/2100-1009_22-6113332.html?tag=nl.e589

 

Vista RC 1 candidate issued on Friday – new security features in Vista

http://news.zdnet.com/2100-3513_22-6111909.html?tag=nl.e550

http://www.techweb.com/showArticle.jhtml?articleID=161300005

http://www.eweek.com/article2/0,1895,2013034,00.asp?kc=EWSTEEMNL090706EOAD

 

Security pro breaks law in USC security vulnerability – yes, security researchers have to follow the law too

http://www.securityfocus.com/news/11411

 

Juniper move to #2, Check Point now #3 in security – security market $1.1B  in Q2’06

http://www.infonetics.com/resources/purple.shtml?ms06.sec.2q06.nr.shtml

 

As usual thanks to ClickCaster for hosting my podcast.

Tonights music is again from Jon Schmidt, To the Summit. 

You can hear more from Jon at http://www.jonschmidt.com.]]> Mon, 11 Sep 2006 21:45:00 -0500 http://www.clickcaster.com/items/stillsecure-after-all-these-years-podcast-14 http://www.clickcaster.com/items/stillsecure-after-all-these-years-podcast-14 http://www.clickcaster.com/items/stillsecure-after-all-these-years-podcast-14 7987 Here is episode #14 of SSAATY.  Mitchell and I interview Matt Shobe, Chief Design Officer and co-founder of Feedburner.  Not really a security company, but if you blog or podcast or even just read blogs or podcasts, probably you are interacting with Feedburner.  They are a main cog in the RSS world and Matt tells us what they do and how they help.  Good listening! Mitchell and I discuss the Cisco/Microsoft, NAC-NAP interoperability. In This Week in Security, Mitchell and I also hit on: Vulnerabilities – more than Windows OS, critical patch coming for Office too http://www.darkreading.com/document.asp?doc_id=102895 http://news.zdnet.com/2100-1009_22-6113332.html?tag=nl.e589   Vista RC 1 candidate issued on Friday – new security features in Vista http://news.zdnet.com/2100-3513_22-6111909.html?tag=nl.e550 http://www.techweb.com/showArticle.jhtml?articleID=161300005 http://www.eweek.com/article2/0,1895,2013034,00.asp?kc=EWSTEEMNL090706EOAD   Security pro breaks law in USC security vulnerability – yes, security researchers have to follow the law too http://www.securityfocus.com/news/11411   Juniper move to #2, Check Point now #3 in security – security market $1.1B  in Q2’06 http://www.infonetics.com/resources/purple.shtml?ms06.sec.2q06.nr.shtml As usual thanks to ClickCaster for hosting my podcast. Tonights music is again from Jon Schmidt, To the Summit.  You can hear more from Jon at http://www.jonschmidt.com. no 49:32 StillSecure, After all these years, Podcast #14 Here is episode #14 of SSAATY.  Mitchell and I interview Matt Shobe, Chief Design Officer and co-founder of Feedburner.  Not really a security company, but if you blog or podcast or even just read blogs or podcasts, probably you are interacting with Feedburner.  They are a main cog in the RSS world and Matt tells us what they do and how they help.  Good listening! Mitchell and I discuss the Cisco/Microsoft, NAC-NAP interoperability. In This Week in Security, Mitchell and I also hit on: Vulnerabilities – more than Windows OS, critical patch coming for Office too http://www.darkreading.com/document.asp?doc_id=102895 http://news.zdnet.com/2100-1009_22-6113332.html?tag=nl.e589   Vista RC 1 candidate issued on Friday – new security features in Vista http://news.zdnet.com/2100-3513_22-6111909.html?tag=nl.e550 http://www.techweb.com/showArticle.jhtml?articleID=161300005 http://www.eweek.com/article2/0,1895,2013034,00.asp?kc=EWSTEEMNL090706EOAD   Security pro breaks law in USC security vulnerability – yes, security researchers have to follow the law too http://www.securityfocus.com/news/11411   Juniper move to #2, Check Point now #3 in security – security market $1.1B  in Q2’06 http://www.infonetics.com/resources/purple.shtml?ms06.sec.2q06.nr.shtml As usual thanks to ClickCaster for hosting my podcast. Tonights music is again from Jon Schmidt, To the Summit.  You can hear more from Jon at http://www.jonschmidt.com. StillSecure, After all these years, Podcast #13 Here is lucky episode 13 of the SSAATY (StillSecure, after all these years) podcast. Luck actually had something to do with it, all bad.  We had some heck of a time with our recording equipment and had to go with just head sets and microphones.  But all is well that ends well and the quality is actually pretty good.  Mitchell and I are joined this with week by tonight's very special guest, Mark Wilkinson.  Mark is the Chief Security Architect at a major, publicly traded network infrastructure provider.  Additionally, Mark is the founder and former CTO of Mirage Networks.  On top of this Mark is one of the most creative, brightest people you are going to speak to about networks and security.  He has a lot to say and is not shy about saying it (sounds like he should have his own blog).  Tonight Mark tells us about his background and what excites him about security today.  Mark is a visionary in his predictions about what is coming down the pike in the convergence of network switches and security.  I can guarantee you that you will learn something from listening to Mark!

 

In addition to Mark, Mitchell and I do our regular "this week in security".  We discuss:

 

1)       Sourcefire and Nokia partner. Does this pull Sourcefire out of it’s post-Checkpoint slump? http://www.informationweek.com/news/showArticle.jhtml?articleID=192500386&subSection=Breaking+News

2)       Forbes: HP to buy Checkpoint? (Last week it was Symantec). Is this Sourcefire / Checkpoint in reverse? http://www.globes.co.il/serveen/globes/docview.asp?did=1000128038&fid=942

3)       Microsoft / Citrix partnership to offer BOB box in ’07 http://searchnetworking.techtarget.com/originalContent/0,289142,sid7_gci1171944,00.html

4)  AT&T becomes the latest to lose customers confidential data   http://www.tgdaily.com/2006/08/30/att_admits_dsl_customer_data_theft/

 

Mitchell and I also go into vendor hype and MS OneCare.  All in all a great show. 

Next week we have a special show with an all star panel on how to sell security

within your organization.

 

As usual thanks to ClickCaster for hosting my podcast.

Tonights music is again from Jon Schmidt, To the Summit. 

You can hear more from Jon at http://www.jonschmidt.com.

 

]]> Fri, 01 Sep 2006 00:33:00 -0500 http://www.clickcaster.com/items/stillsecure-after-all-these-years-podcast-13 http://www.clickcaster.com/items/stillsecure-after-all-these-years-podcast-13 http://www.clickcaster.com/items/stillsecure-after-all-these-years-podcast-13 7413 Here is lucky episode 13 of the SSAATY (StillSecure, after all these years) podcast. Luck actually had something to do with it, all bad.  We had some heck of a time with our recording equipment and had to go with just head sets and microphones.  But all is well that ends well and the quality is actually pretty good.  Mitchell and I are joined this with week by tonight's very special guest, Mark Wilkinson.  Mark is the Chief Security Architect at a major, publicly traded network infrastructure provider.  Additionally, Mark is the founder and former CTO of Mirage Networks.  On top of this Mark is one of the most creative, brightest people you are going to speak to about networks and security.  He has a lot to say and is not shy about saying it (sounds like he should have his own blog).  Tonight Mark tells us about his background and what excites him about security today.  Mark is a visionary in his predictions about what is coming down the pike in the convergence of network switches and security.  I can guarantee you that you will learn something from listening to Mark! In addition to Mark, Mitchell and I do our regular "this week in security".  We discuss: 1)       Sourcefire and Nokia partner. Does this pull Sourcefire out of it’s post-Checkpoint slump? http://www.informationweek.com/news/showArticle.jhtml?articleID=192500386&subSection=Breaking+News 2)       Forbes: HP to buy Checkpoint? (Last week it was Symantec). Is this Sourcefire / Checkpoint in reverse? http://www.globes.co.il/serveen/globes/docview.asp?did=1000128038&fid=942 3)       Microsoft / Citrix partnership to offer BOB box in ’07 http://searchnetworking.techtarget.com/originalContent/0,289142,sid7_gci1171944,00.html4)  AT&T becomes the latest to lose customers confidential data   http://www.tgdaily.com/2006/08/30/att_admits_dsl_customer_data_theft/ Mitchell and I also go into vendor hype and MS OneCare.  All in all a great show.  Next week we have a special show with an all star panel on how to sell securitywithin your organization.  As usual thanks to ClickCaster for hosting my podcast. Tonights music is again from Jon Schmidt, To the Summit.  You can hear more from Jon at http://www.jonschmidt.com.   no 52:54 StillSecure, After all these years, Podcast #13 Here is lucky episode 13 of the SSAATY (StillSecure, after all these years) podcast. Luck actually had something to do with it, all bad.  We had some heck of a time with our recording equipment and had to go with just head sets and microphones.  But all is well that ends well and the quality is actually pretty good.  Mitchell and I are joined this with week by tonight's very special guest, Mark Wilkinson.  Mark is the Chief Security Architect at a major, publicly traded network infrastructure provider.  Additionally, Mark is the founder and former CTO of Mirage Networks.  On top of this Mark is one of the most creative, brightest people you are going to speak to about networks and security.  He has a lot to say and is not shy about saying it (sounds like he should have his own blog).  Tonight Mark tells us about his background and what excites him about security today.  Mark is a visionary in his predictions about what is coming down the pike in the convergence of network switches and security.  I can guarantee you that you will learn something from listening to Mark! In addition to Mark, Mitchell and I do our regular "this week in security".  We discuss: 1)       Sourcefire and Nokia partner. Does this pull Sourcefire out of it’s post-Checkpoint slump? http://www.informationweek.com/news/showArticle.jhtml?articleID=192500386&subSection=Breaking+News 2)       Forbes: HP to buy Checkpoint? (Last week it was Symantec). Is this Sourcefire / Checkpoint in reverse? http://www.globes.co.il/serveen/globes/docview.asp?did=1000128038&fid=942 3)       Microsoft / Citrix partnership to offer BOB box in ’07 http://searchnetworking.techtarget.com/originalContent/0,289142,sid7_gci1171944,00.html4)  AT&T becomes the latest to lose customers confidential data   http://www.tgdaily.com/2006/08/30/att_admits_dsl_customer_data_theft/ Mitchell and I also go into vendor hype and MS OneCare.  All in all a great show.  Next week we have a special show with an all star panel on how to sell securitywithin your organization.  As usual thanks to ClickCaster for hosting my podcast. Tonights music is again from Jon Schmidt, To the Summit.  You can hear more from Jon at http://www.jonschmidt.com.   StillSecure, After all these years, Podcast #12 Episode #12 of the podcast is out and available.  Highlights from this weeks show are:

 

Security this week - Mitchell and I do our weekly security news segment to take a look at the security news from the past week and give our take on it.  Topics we discuss include the IBM acquisition of ISS, the controversy over responsible disclosure and the Microsoft/eEye situation this week and the recent changes at AOL. 

 

Next we bring on our special guest for the week, Bobby Dominguez.  Bobby is currently  director of corporate security and risk management at Sykes, Inc.  In prior roles Bobby ran security for Lycos and also for a large, online and TV based at home shopping retailer. Bobby knows security and talks to Mitchell and I about what he sees as the insider threat and what he is doing to safeguard against it.  Some good tips here for you security managers out there.

 

As usual thanks to ClickCaster for hosting my podcast. Tonights music is again from Jon Schmidt, To the Summit.  You can hear more from Jon at http://www.jonschmidt.com.]]> Thu, 24 Aug 2006 18:49:00 -0500 http://www.clickcaster.com/items/stillsecure-after-all-these-years-podcast-12 http://www.clickcaster.com/items/stillsecure-after-all-these-years-podcast-12 http://www.clickcaster.com/items/stillsecure-after-all-these-years-podcast-12 7084 Episode #12 of the podcast is out and available.  Highlights from this weeks show are: Security this week - Mitchell and I do our weekly security news segment to take a look at the security news from the past week and give our take on it.  Topics we discuss include the IBM acquisition of ISS, the controversy over responsible disclosure and the Microsoft/eEye situation this week and the recent changes at AOL.   Next we bring on our special guest for the week, Bobby Dominguez.  Bobby is currently  director of corporate security and risk management at Sykes, Inc.  In prior roles Bobby ran security for Lycos and also for a large, online and TV based at home shopping retailer. Bobby knows security and talks to Mitchell and I about what he sees as the insider threat and what he is doing to safeguard against it.  Some good tips here for you security managers out there. As usual thanks to ClickCaster for hosting my podcast. Tonights music is again from Jon Schmidt, To the Summit.  You can hear more from Jon at http://www.jonschmidt.com. no 47:09 StillSecure, After all these years, Podcast #12 Episode #12 of the podcast is out and available.  Highlights from this weeks show are: Security this week - Mitchell and I do our weekly security news segment to take a look at the security news from the past week and give our take on it.  Topics we discuss include the IBM acquisition of ISS, the controversy over responsible disclosure and the Microsoft/eEye situation this week and the recent changes at AOL.   Next we bring on our special guest for the week, Bobby Dominguez.  Bobby is currently  director of corporate security and risk management at Sykes, Inc.  In prior roles Bobby ran security for Lycos and also for a large, online and TV based at home shopping retailer. Bobby knows security and talks to Mitchell and I about what he sees as the insider threat and what he is doing to safeguard against it.  Some good tips here for you security managers out there. As usual thanks to ClickCaster for hosting my podcast. Tonights music is again from Jon Schmidt, To the Summit.  You can hear more from Jon at http://www.jonschmidt.com. StillSecure, After all these years, Podcast #11 Joel SnyderEpidsode 11 features Mitchell and I interviewing renowned security expert, Joel Snyder.  Joel and we have a discussion regarding NAC.  What it is, what it should be and what he is doing with NAC at the Interop labs.  At the end of the interview Joel tells you how you can save 25% on attending Interop in NY next month. Don't say you never get anything from listening to our podcast!

 

Also, my new permanent co-host Mitchell Ashley and I record the first of what will be a regular segment of the show entitled, "This Week in Security".  In it Mitchell and I discuss Microsoft's anti-virus market share after just one month, UTM performance and the chicken little act some security experts put on about the possibility of the a new mass worm around the latest MS vulnerabilities. 

 

This episode was recorded on the road in DC over a Skype connection.  Frankly it was less than we are used to, I think due to the wireless connectivity in the hotel.  I used all of my very limited sound editing talent to make it listenable.  There are still a few rough spots but Joel had so much good stuff to say, I wanted to put it out there.  Hope you enjoy!

]]> Sat, 19 Aug 2006 00:06:00 -0500 http://www.clickcaster.com/items/stillsecure-after-all-these-years-podcast-11 http://www.clickcaster.com/items/stillsecure-after-all-these-years-podcast-11 http://www.clickcaster.com/items/stillsecure-after-all-these-years-podcast-11 6857 Epidsode 11 features Mitchell and I interviewing renowned security expert, Joel Snyder.  Joel and we have a discussion regarding NAC.  What it is, what it should be and what he is doing with NAC at the Interop labs.  At the end of the interview Joel tells you how you can save 25% on attending Interop in NY next month. Don't say you never get anything from listening to our podcast! Also, my new permanent co-host Mitchell Ashley and I record the first of what will be a regular segment of the show entitled, "This Week in Security".  In it Mitchell and I discuss Microsoft's anti-virus market share after just one month, UTM performance and the chicken little act some security experts put on about the possibility of the a new mass worm around the latest MS vulnerabilities.  This episode was recorded on the road in DC over a Skype connection.  Frankly it was less than we are used to, I think due to the wireless connectivity in the hotel.  I used all of my very limited sound editing talent to make it listenable.  There are still a few rough spots but Joel had so much good stuff to say, I wanted to put it out there.  Hope you enjoy! no 45:43 StillSecure, After all these years, Podcast #11 Epidsode 11 features Mitchell and I interviewing renowned security expert, Joel Snyder.  Joel and we have a discussion regarding NAC.  What it is, what it should be and what he is doing with NAC at the Interop labs.  At the end of the interview Joel tells you how you can save 25% on attending Interop in NY next month. Don't say you never get anything from listening to our podcast! Also, my new permanent co-host Mitchell Ashley and I record the first of what will be a regular segment of the show entitled, "This Week in Security".  In it Mitchell and I discuss Microsoft's anti-virus market share after just one month, UTM performance and the chicken little act some security experts put on about the possibility of the a new mass worm around the latest MS vulnerabilities.  This episode was recorded on the road in DC over a Skype connection.  Frankly it was less than we are used to, I think due to the wireless connectivity in the hotel.  I used all of my very limited sound editing talent to make it listenable.  There are still a few rough spots but Joel had so much good stuff to say, I wanted to put it out there.  Hope you enjoy! StillSecure, After all these years, podcast #10 This is episode 10 of StillSecure, After all these years.  Tonight I am joined by a good blogging friend of mine, Michael Farnum.  Michael besides being a security stud, also blogs at An Information Security Place. Michael also has a blog up on ComputerWorld.  Michael and I are joined by my trusty sidekick, Mitchell Ashley, CTO of StillSecure and author of The Converging Network blog.  In tonights episode we discuss:

  • Another Microsoft Patch Tuesday
  • Another computer gone from the VA
  • Vendors (security and others) always selling futures and why

It was a great show. I enjoyed speaking with Michael who really is a great example of the folks out in the real world who keep your networks safe at night (and day too for that matter).  Hope you enjoy!

 

As usual thanks to ClickCaster for hosting my podcast. Tonights music is again from Jon Schmidt, To the Summit.  You can hear more from Jon at http://www.jonschmidt.com.

]]> Wed, 09 Aug 2006 19:03:00 -0500 http://www.clickcaster.com/items/stillsecure-after-all-these-years-podcast-10 http://www.clickcaster.com/items/stillsecure-after-all-these-years-podcast-10 http://www.clickcaster.com/items/stillsecure-after-all-these-years-podcast-10 6434 This is episode 10 of StillSecure, After all these years.  Tonight I am joined by a good blogging friend of mine, Michael Farnum.  Michael besides being a security stud, also blogs at An Information Security Place. Michael also has a blog up on ComputerWorld.  Michael and I are joined by my trusty sidekick, Mitchell Ashley, CTO of StillSecure and author of The Converging Network blog.  In tonights episode we discuss:Another Microsoft Patch TuesdayAnother computer gone from the VAVendors (security and others) always selling futures and whyIt was a great show. I enjoyed speaking with Michael who really is a great example of the folks out in the real world who keep your networks safe at night (and day too for that matter).  Hope you enjoy! As usual thanks to ClickCaster for hosting my podcast. Tonights music is again from Jon Schmidt, To the Summit.  You can hear more from Jon at http://www.jonschmidt.com. no 47:38 StillSecure, After all these years, podcast #10 This is episode 10 of StillSecure, After all these years.  Tonight I am joined by a good blogging friend of mine, Michael Farnum.  Michael besides being a security stud, also blogs at An Information Security Place. Michael also has a blog up on ComputerWorld.  Michael and I are joined by my trusty sidekick, Mitchell Ashley, CTO of StillSecure and author of The Converging Network blog.  In tonights episode we discuss:Another Microsoft Patch TuesdayAnother computer gone from the VAVendors (security and others) always selling futures and whyIt was a great show. I enjoyed speaking with Michael who really is a great example of the folks out in the real world who keep your networks safe at night (and day too for that matter).  Hope you enjoy! As usual thanks to ClickCaster for hosting my podcast. Tonights music is again from Jon Schmidt, To the Summit.  You can hear more from Jon at http://www.jonschmidt.com. StillSecure, After all these years, Podcast #9 Episode 9 (has it really been 9 weeks already) of the StillSecure, After all these years podcast is here.  I really enjoyed doing this one.  Mitchell Ashley and I give you our recap of the Black Hat show.  For those of you who could not make it, you will feel like you were there (OK you won't, but you will get a good idea of what went on there).  We also talk about the topics that made the news from Black Hat.  Specifically we discuss:

  • Black Hat - the show, what it was, how was it different
  • The Presentations and content
  • The People
  • The Vendors
  • The Press

The fallout:

  • Mac vulnerabilities
  • Evading NAC
  • Cisco 0-day
  • Xerox printer trouble
  • AJAX -does it clean up java script?

As usual thanks to ClickCaster for hosting my podcast.  Special thanks to Mitchell for playing sidekick tonight as well.  Mitchell, now has his own blog at The Converging Network and you should check it out as well.

 

Tonights music is again from Jon Schmidt, To the Summit.  You can hear more from Jon at http://www.jonschmidt.com 

 

]]> Fri, 04 Aug 2006 21:42:00 -0500 http://www.clickcaster.com/items/stillsecure-after-all-these-years-podcast-9 http://www.clickcaster.com/items/stillsecure-after-all-these-years-podcast-9 http://www.clickcaster.com/items/stillsecure-after-all-these-years-podcast-9 6279 Episode 9 (has it really been 9 weeks already) of the StillSecure, After all these years podcast is here.  I really enjoyed doing this one.  Mitchell Ashley and I give you our recap of the Black Hat show.  For those of you who could not make it, you will feel like you were there (OK you won't, but you will get a good idea of what went on there).  We also talk about the topics that made the news from Black Hat.  Specifically we discuss:Black Hat - the show, what it was, how was it differentThe Presentations and contentThe PeopleThe VendorsThe Press The fallout: Mac vulnerabilitiesEvading NACCisco 0-dayXerox printer troubleAJAX -does it clean up java script? As usual thanks to ClickCaster for hosting my podcast.  Special thanks to Mitchell for playing sidekick tonight as well.  Mitchell, now has his own blog at The Converging Network and you should check it out as well. Tonights music is again from Jon Schmidt, To the Summit.  You can hear more from Jon at http://www.jonschmidt.com   no 43:39 StillSecure, After all these years, Podcast #9 Episode 9 (has it really been 9 weeks already) of the StillSecure, After all these years podcast is here.  I really enjoyed doing this one.  Mitchell Ashley and I give you our recap of the Black Hat show.  For those of you who could not make it, you will feel like you were there (OK you won't, but you will get a good idea of what went on there).  We also talk about the topics that made the news from Black Hat.  Specifically we discuss:Black Hat - the show, what it was, how was it differentThe Presentations and contentThe PeopleThe VendorsThe Press The fallout: Mac vulnerabilitiesEvading NACCisco 0-dayXerox printer troubleAJAX -does it clean up java script? As usual thanks to ClickCaster for hosting my podcast.  Special thanks to Mitchell for playing sidekick tonight as well.  Mitchell, now has his own blog at The Converging Network and you should check it out as well. Tonights music is again from Jon Schmidt, To the Summit.  You can hear more from Jon at http://www.jonschmidt.com   StillSecure, After all these years, Podcast # 8 I give you episode 8 of StillSecure, After all these years.  This week I was very lucky to have as my special guest, none other than Martin McKeay.  Martin is one of the most popular bloggers and podcasters in security today.  I turned the tables on Martin a bit and had a chance to interview him about who he is and what makes him tick.  If you are interested to know about more Martin or are thinking of starting to blog or podcast yourself, you should listen to this interview.

 

Besides the interview, I also spoke about the upcoming Black Hat conference in Las Vegas next week, Symantec's recent earnings announcement, Watchguard acquisition and something I really want to create awareness of NAC mashups.

 

Tonights music is from Martin Rodruguez and is called Ulysess.  I did not play the whole song at the end to keep the time down.  Enjoy!

]]> Fri, 28 Jul 2006 00:10:45 -0500 http://www.clickcaster.com/items/stillsecure-after-all-these-years-podcast-8 http://www.clickcaster.com/items/stillsecure-after-all-these-years-podcast-8 http://www.clickcaster.com/items/stillsecure-after-all-these-years-podcast-8 5896 I give you episode 8 of StillSecure, After all these years.  This week I was very lucky to have as my special guest, none other than Martin McKeay.  Martin is one of the most popular bloggers and podcasters in security today.  I turned the tables on Martin a bit and had a chance to interview him about who he is and what makes him tick.  If you are interested to know about more Martin or are thinking of starting to blog or podcast yourself, you should listen to this interview. Besides the interview, I also spoke about the upcoming Black Hat conference in Las Vegas next week, Symantec's recent earnings announcement, Watchguard acquisition and something I really want to create awareness of NAC mashups. Tonights music is from Martin Rodruguez and is called Ulysess.  I did not play the whole song at the end to keep the time down.  Enjoy! no 35:30 StillSecure, After all these years, Podcast # 8 I give you episode 8 of StillSecure, After all these years.  This week I was very lucky to have as my special guest, none other than Martin McKeay.  Martin is one of the most popular bloggers and podcasters in security today.  I turned the tables on Martin a bit and had a chance to interview him about who he is and what makes him tick.  If you are interested to know about more Martin or are thinking of starting to blog or podcast yourself, you should listen to this interview. Besides the interview, I also spoke about the upcoming Black Hat conference in Las Vegas next week, Symantec's recent earnings announcement, Watchguard acquisition and something I really want to create awareness of NAC mashups. Tonights music is from Martin Rodruguez and is called Ulysess.  I did not play the whole song at the end to keep the time down.  Enjoy! StillSecure, After all these years, Podcast #7 This is episode 7 of StillSecure, After all these years.  In tonights show we discuss Meetinghouse/Cisco pulling out of the TCG, open source software being used by hackers and the upcoming Black Hat Conference in Las Vegas.  I also have two special guests tonight.  The first is renowned venture capitalist, techno-geek and blogger, Brad Feld. We are joined by the founder and CEO of Clickcaster, Scott Converse.  We discuss all things related to podcasting, blogging, etc. 

 

This was my first time interviewing two people at once and I had the microphone set too sensitive.  You may hear one or two of my young sons in the background from 3 rooms away.  Sorry, but was unable to filter out. I may be just being hyper sensitive to it though. 

 

Tonights music is from Jon Schmidt again and is entitled To the Summit.  You can hear more of Jon's music at  http://jonschmidt.com

]]> Wed, 19 Jul 2006 21:30:00 -0500 http://www.clickcaster.com/items/stillsecure-after-all-these-years-podcast-7 http://www.clickcaster.com/items/stillsecure-after-all-these-years-podcast-7 http://www.clickcaster.com/items/stillsecure-after-all-these-years-podcast-7 5488 This is episode 7 of StillSecure, After all these years.  In tonights show we discuss Meetinghouse/Cisco pulling out of the TCG, open source software being used by hackers and the upcoming Black Hat Conference in Las Vegas.  I also have two special guests tonight.  The first is renowned venture capitalist, techno-geek and blogger, Brad Feld. We are joined by the founder and CEO of Clickcaster, Scott Converse.  We discuss all things related to podcasting, blogging, etc.   This was my first time interviewing two people at once and I had the microphone set too sensitive.  You may hear one or two of my young sons in the background from 3 rooms away.  Sorry, but was unable to filter out. I may be just being hyper sensitive to it though.   Tonights music is from Jon Schmidt again and is entitled To the Summit.  You can hear more of Jon's music at  http://jonschmidt.com no 45:44 StillSecure, After all these years, Podcast #7 This is episode 7 of StillSecure, After all these years.  In tonights show we discuss Meetinghouse/Cisco pulling out of the TCG, open source software being used by hackers and the upcoming Black Hat Conference in Las Vegas.  I also have two special guests tonight.  The first is renowned venture capitalist, techno-geek and blogger, Brad Feld. We are joined by the founder and CEO of Clickcaster, Scott Converse.  We discuss all things related to podcasting, blogging, etc.   This was my first time interviewing two people at once and I had the microphone set too sensitive.  You may hear one or two of my young sons in the background from 3 rooms away.  Sorry, but was unable to filter out. I may be just being hyper sensitive to it though.   Tonights music is from Jon Schmidt again and is entitled To the Summit.  You can hear more of Jon's music at  http://jonschmidt.com StillSecure, After all these years, Podcast #6 This is episode #6 of StillSecure, After all these years.  Tonight's special guest is Mike Rothman of Security Incite.  Mike and I have a lively discussion around:

  • Recent M&A Activity including: CypherTrust/Secure Computing, EMC/RSA, Cisco/Meetinghouse
  • The release of Cisco NAC 4.0
  • What good are magic quadrants and similar types of vendor rankings by analysts

Tonights music is Ship of Faith, by StillSecure CTO, Mitchell Ashley and friends.  You can find out more about it at http://www.heismyshelter.com

]]> Tue, 11 Jul 2006 22:16:00 -0500 http://www.clickcaster.com/items/stillsecure-after-all-these-years-episode-6 http://www.clickcaster.com/items/stillsecure-after-all-these-years-episode-6 http://www.clickcaster.com/items/stillsecure-after-all-these-years-episode-6 5249 This is episode #6 of StillSecure, After all these years.  Tonight's special guest is Mike Rothman of Security Incite.  Mike and I have a lively discussion around:Recent M&A Activity including: CypherTrust/Secure Computing, EMC/RSA, Cisco/MeetinghouseThe release of Cisco NAC 4.0What good are magic quadrants and similar types of vendor rankings by analystsTonights music is Ship of Faith, by StillSecure CTO, Mitchell Ashley and friends.  You can find out more about it at http://www.heismyshelter.com no 49:36 StillSecure, After all these years, Podcast #6 This is episode #6 of StillSecure, After all these years.  Tonight's special guest is Mike Rothman of Security Incite.  Mike and I have a lively discussion around:Recent M&A Activity including: CypherTrust/Secure Computing, EMC/RSA, Cisco/MeetinghouseThe release of Cisco NAC 4.0What good are magic quadrants and similar types of vendor rankings by analystsTonights music is Ship of Faith, by StillSecure CTO, Mitchell Ashley and friends.  You can find out more about it at http://www.heismyshelter.com StillSecure, After all these years, Podcast #5 This is epidsode #5 of the StillSecure, After all these years podcast.  This episode features special guest John Curry, Director of Customer Security at StillSecure, great musician and new dad.  I cover a couple of things before John comes on including:

  • The recovery of the stolen VA data
  • New OMB suggestions
  • The WGA mess
  • AT&T's privacy policy
  • EMC acquires RSA

John and I start what I hope will be a semi-regular feature called, "Cool but Crazy", (shaken, not stirred).  In this feature, John discusses such cool but potentially crazy products like:

  • Knoppix CD's
  • USB Fobs 
  • The Blackdog Project

John has some great ideas for other products he would like to cover in these segments.  Hopefully, we will bring him back in another week or two.

 

The music tonight is Look Back by John Curry himself.

 

Enjoy! 

]]> Wed, 05 Jul 2006 20:42:00 -0500 http://www.clickcaster.com/items/stillsecure-after-all-these-years-podcast-5-2 http://www.clickcaster.com/items/stillsecure-after-all-these-years-podcast-5-2 http://www.clickcaster.com/items/stillsecure-after-all-these-years-podcast-5-2 5062 This is epidsode #5 of the StillSecure, After all these years podcast.  This episode features special guest John Curry, Director of Customer Security at StillSecure, great musician and new dad.  I cover a couple of things before John comes on including:The recovery of the stolen VA dataNew OMB suggestionsThe WGA messAT&T's privacy policyEMC acquires RSAJohn and I start what I hope will be a semi-regular feature called, "Cool but Crazy", (shaken, not stirred).  In this feature, John discusses such cool but potentially crazy products like:Knoppix CD'sUSB Fobs The Blackdog Project John has some great ideas for other products he would like to cover in these segments.  Hopefully, we will bring him back in another week or two. The music tonight is Look Back by John Curry himself. Enjoy!  no 28:00 StillSecure, After all these years, Podcast #5 This is epidsode #5 of the StillSecure, After all these years podcast.  This episode features special guest John Curry, Director of Customer Security at StillSecure, great musician and new dad.  I cover a couple of things before John comes on including:The recovery of the stolen VA dataNew OMB suggestionsThe WGA messAT&T's privacy policyEMC acquires RSAJohn and I start what I hope will be a semi-regular feature called, "Cool but Crazy", (shaken, not stirred).  In this feature, John discusses such cool but potentially crazy products like:Knoppix CD'sUSB Fobs The Blackdog Project John has some great ideas for other products he would like to cover in these segments.  Hopefully, we will bring him back in another week or two. The music tonight is Look Back by John Curry himself. Enjoy!  StillSecure, After all these years, Podcast #4 This is the 4th episode of StillSecure, After all these years. In this weeks show, special guest Mitchell Ashley, CTO of StillSecure, discusses his role at StillSecure, his musical background and we discuss the recent entry of Microsoft in the security vendor market.  Other topics discussed are the rash of data theft announcements, including one that involved Alan Shimel, the host of this podcast, a recent appearance of the Security Roundtable Podcast and other security information.

 

The music tonight is from VJ King, Jr. and is called The Rise and Fall of Flingel Blunt. You can hear it and other music from this great young musician at http://www.heartbeatentertainment.com.au

]]> Sun, 25 Jun 2006 07:07:00 -0500 http://www.clickcaster.com/items/stillsecure-after-all-these-years-episode-4 http://www.clickcaster.com/items/stillsecure-after-all-these-years-episode-4 http://www.clickcaster.com/items/stillsecure-after-all-these-years-episode-4 4841 This is the 4th episode of StillSecure, After all these years. In this weeks show, special guest Mitchell Ashley, CTO of StillSecure, discusses his role at StillSecure, his musical background and we discuss the recent entry of Microsoft in the security vendor market.  Other topics discussed are the rash of data theft announcements, including one that involved Alan Shimel, the host of this podcast, a recent appearance of the Security Roundtable Podcast and other security information. The music tonight is from VJ King, Jr. and is called The Rise and Fall of Flingel Blunt. You can hear it and other music from this great young musician at http://www.heartbeatentertainment.com.au no 22:21 StillSecure, After all these years, Podcast #4 This is the 4th episode of StillSecure, After all these years. In this weeks show, special guest Mitchell Ashley, CTO of StillSecure, discusses his role at StillSecure, his musical background and we discuss the recent entry of Microsoft in the security vendor market.  Other topics discussed are the rash of data theft announcements, including one that involved Alan Shimel, the host of this podcast, a recent appearance of the Security Roundtable Podcast and other security information. The music tonight is from VJ King, Jr. and is called The Rise and Fall of Flingel Blunt. You can hear it and other music from this great young musician at http://www.heartbeatentertainment.com.au StillSecure, After all these years, Podcast #3 This is episode 3 of StillSecure, After all these years, the podcast.  In today's episode we talk about:

  • Strata Guard Free and some recent reviews of the product.
  • The future of IPS/IDS
  • Patch Tuesday and patching
  • Patch management and vulnerability management
  • Personal appearances at FISC conference and Security Roundtable Podcast
  • Availability of this podcast on i-Tunes

 

Today's music is All of Me, by Jon Schmidt, available at http://jonschmidt.com 

]]> Mon, 19 Jun 2006 09:52:00 -0500 http://www.clickcaster.com/items/stillsecure-after-all-these-years-podcast-episode-3 http://www.clickcaster.com/items/stillsecure-after-all-these-years-podcast-episode-3 http://www.clickcaster.com/items/stillsecure-after-all-these-years-podcast-episode-3 4555 This is episode 3 of StillSecure, After all these years, the podcast.  In today's episode we talk about: Strata Guard Free and some recent reviews of the product. The future of IPS/IDSPatch Tuesday and patchingPatch management and vulnerability managementPersonal appearances at FISC conference and Security Roundtable PodcastAvailability of this podcast on i-Tunes Today's music is All of Me, by Jon Schmidt, available at http://jonschmidt.com  no 18:44 StillSecure, After all these years, Podcast #3 This is episode 3 of StillSecure, After all these years, the podcast.  In today's episode we talk about: Strata Guard Free and some recent reviews of the product. The future of IPS/IDSPatch Tuesday and patchingPatch management and vulnerability managementPersonal appearances at FISC conference and Security Roundtable PodcastAvailability of this podcast on i-Tunes Today's music is All of Me, by Jon Schmidt, available at http://jonschmidt.com  StillSecure, After all these years, Podcast #2 This is podcast #2 in StillSecure, After all these years.  A weekly look at relevant topics in network security.  This weeks show features a look at the countermeasures rolled out by the Veterans Administration due to their recent data theft, Microsoft Patch Tuesday for June 13th and NAC interoperability issues as reported by the media.  

 

The music on this podcast is Mandolinka by Two Siberians. 

]]> Mon, 12 Jun 2006 12:57:00 -0500 http://www.clickcaster.com/items/stillsecure-after-all-these-years-podcast-2 http://www.clickcaster.com/items/stillsecure-after-all-these-years-podcast-2 http://www.clickcaster.com/items/stillsecure-after-all-these-years-podcast-2 4350 This is podcast #2 in StillSecure, After all these years.  A weekly look at relevant topics in network security.  This weeks show features a look at the countermeasures rolled out by the Veterans Administration due to their recent data theft, Microsoft Patch Tuesday for June 13th and NAC interoperability issues as reported by the media.    The music on this podcast is Mandolinka by Two Siberians.  no 14:31 StillSecure, After all these years, Podcast #2 This is podcast #2 in StillSecure, After all these years.  A weekly look at relevant topics in network security.  This weeks show features a look at the countermeasures rolled out by the Veterans Administration due to their recent data theft, Microsoft Patch Tuesday for June 13th and NAC interoperability issues as reported by the media.    The music on this podcast is Mandolinka by Two Siberians.  StillSecure, After all of these years, Podcast #1 This is the first Podcast of StillSecure-After all of these years.  It is a companion to the blog of the same name, available at http://ashimmy.typepad.com.  The podcast and blog are by Alan Shimel, the Chief Strategy Officer of StillSecure (http://www.stillsecure.com), a network security software company.  Today's episode talks about the recent awards for "readers trust" given out by Info Security Products Guide and how it confuses end users and cheapens the real awards that products can garner. It also discusses the recent Best Buy award won by StillSecure Safe Access in a group test by SC Magazine.

 

The music for this podcast is Ship of Faith by Reese, Ashley & Stephenson http://www.heismyshelter.com and features StillSecure CTO Mitchell Ashley.

]]> Thu, 08 Jun 2006 12:14:00 -0500 http://www.clickcaster.com/items/stillsecure-after-all-of-these-years-podcast-1 http://www.clickcaster.com/items/stillsecure-after-all-of-these-years-podcast-1 http://www.clickcaster.com/items/stillsecure-after-all-of-these-years-podcast-1 4258 This is the first Podcast of StillSecure-After all of these years.  It is a companion to the blog of the same name, available at http://ashimmy.typepad.com.  The podcast and blog are by Alan Shimel, the Chief Strategy Officer of StillSecure (http://www.stillsecure.com), a network security software company.  Today's episode talks about the recent awards for "readers trust" given out by Info Security Products Guide and how it confuses end users and cheapens the real awards that products can garner. It also discusses the recent Best Buy award won by StillSecure Safe Access in a group test by SC Magazine. The music for this podcast is Ship of Faith by Reese, Ashley & Stephenson http://www.heismyshelter.com and features StillSecure CTO Mitchell Ashley. no 9:14 StillSecure, After all of these years, Podcast #1 This is the first Podcast of StillSecure-After all of these years.  It is a companion to the blog of the same name, available at http://ashimmy.typepad.com.  The podcast and blog are by Alan Shimel, the Chief Strategy Officer of StillSecure (http://www.stillsecure.com), a network security software company.  Today's episode talks about the recent awards for "readers trust" given out by Info Security Products Guide and how it confuses end users and cheapens the real awards that products can garner. It also discusses the recent Best Buy award won by StillSecure Safe Access in a group test by SC Magazine. The music for this podcast is Ship of Faith by Reese, Ashley & Stephenson http://www.heismyshelter.com and features StillSecure CTO Mitchell Ashley.