Jon Oltsik

• News
  Apr 4, 2011

  RSA's SecurID Breach Started with Phishing Email - Security - News & Reviews - eWeek.com
• Blogs
  Mar 31, 2011

  To Whom Should the CISO Report?
• briefs
  Mar 30, 2011

  Crossbeam Systems' Pragmatic Security Architecture for Server Virtualization

  The server virtualization train has left the station-large and small organizations are virtualizing production workloads as quickly as they can. Regrettably, security has remained an afterthought. CISOs understand which security safeguards are needed for physical servers, but they lack the skills, best practices, and tools to apply the same control to virtual assets. As a result, they tend to do what they can with what they have. ESG appreciates the wisdom in sticking with what works, but the challenge here is scaling these best practices as the number of VMs in production skyrockets over the next few years. Crossbeam Systems offers a practical solution to this problem by relying on physical server-based trust zones, virtual network security services, and the networking and security scalability of its X-Series security platforms.

• Blogs
  Mar 30, 2011

  My Two Cents On Cisco's Big Data Center Announcement
• Blogs
  Mar 28, 2011

  Microsoft Hyper-V Is Ready For Tier-1 Application Workloads
• News
  Mar 24, 2011

  Is EMC/RSA poised to buy NetWitness?
• Blogs
  Mar 23, 2011

  The RSA Breach: Lessons Learned for Enterprise Organizations
• Blogs
  Mar 21, 2011

  RSA's Advanced Persistent Threat (APT): What Happened Anyway?
• Blogs
  Mar 18, 2011

  The EMC/RSA Breach: What It Means
• Blogs
  Mar 16, 2011

  Ironically, Cloud Security Is Picking Up Steam
• Blogs
  Mar 14, 2011

  Unisys Establishes a Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) Policy
• Blogs
  Mar 9, 2011

  New Open Source Cloud Platform Released
• Blogs
  Mar 8, 2011

  Are IT Vendors Getting A "Free Pass" On Security?
• Blogs
  Mar 2, 2011

  Nasty Fake Antivirus Scams
• Blogs
  Feb 28, 2011

  Juniper QFabric: A Potential Game-Changer

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