So apparently a group of technologists and vendors working under the cloak of digital darkness drew out a pentagram and locked arms as they called out to Cthulhu to manifest and drive out those that would oppose their ultimate aims of total and complete world domination. Domination brought about through a set of cloud computing [...]
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Open Cloud Computing Manifesto: Much Ado About Nothing
Posted in Security, tagged Al Gore, Amazon, Amazon EC2, Azure, BigFix, CCIF, Cthulhu, Elastic Vapor, Google, IBM, Kaczynski, Microsoft, Open Cloud Computing Manifesto, pentagrams, platform, Reuven Cohen, revolutionary, Saturday Night Live, Steve Martin, Technology, The Internet, twitter, Unabomber, virgins on March 28, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
How Cloud, Virtualization, and Mobile Computing Impact Endpoint Management in the Enterprise
Posted in Security, tagged Amazon, cloud computing, endpoint security, evolution, Google, hype, information technology, Microsoft, mobile computing, smart phones, Trend Micro, VC, VDI, Virtual Center, Virtualization, VMWare on February 19, 2009 | 9 Comments »
I had an interesting conversation with a peer recently that started with a statement he made that “innovation was all but dead in security”. The implication was that we had done all we could do and that there was very little more that would be accomplished. Of course I felt this was an overly simplistic [...]
Google Chrome Takes Aim at the Microsoft OS
Posted in Security, tagged Chrome, Desktop Virtualization, Google, Greenborder, Hoff, Microsoft, Postini, Security on September 2, 2008 | 1 Comment »
Google recently “leaked” a cartoon providing information on their upcoming browser named “Chrome” (here) and (here) – personally I will be impressed when the movie comes out and there is a guest appearance by Stan Lee. There has already been a tremendous amount of discussion and opinion on the ramifications of such a release. Most [...]



