Reading through my blog feeds I came across something Hoff wrote in response to Reuven Cohen’s “Elastic Vapor: Life In the Cloud Blog, in particular I wanted to respond to the the following comment (here)
This basically means that we should distribute the sampling, detection and prevention functions across the entire networked ecosystem, not just to [...]
Posts Tagged ‘Hoff’
Cloud computing: Swarm Intelligence and Security in a Distributed World
Posted in Security, tagged Botnets, cloud computing, distributed intelligence, Hoff, Reuven Cohen, Security, Swarm Intelligence, Virtualization on November 3, 2008 | 5 Comments »
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 [...]



