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FAIR and for good reason. For over two years now Alex has earned a reputation as a spirited and thought-leading blogger who regularly pushed the boundaries of conventional wisdom seeking to help the industry evolve. Unfortunately for RMI Alex has recently...

http://www.mckeay.net/2008/11/02/pci-compliance-in-the-cloud-get-it-in-writing/
PCI DSS Whats in the cloudon 04 Nov 2008 at 405 am... an interesting article by Martin McKeay through Security Bloggers Network which discusses PCI compliance and the implications ... Cranston Snoardon 04 Nov 2008 at 1028 amIts not just PCI...

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governments these days. However what did surprise me is that they asked security productservice providers to stop detectingblocking their keystroke loggers and other malicious tools. I was glad to read that a few security vendors have taken issue and denied cooperation...

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to me finding Jennifer Leggios great Twit post. I was having problems finding people on Twitter that were fellow security bloggers and that ... Pingback by An Information Security Place Blog Archive On Twitter now Feb 3 08 ... by afongen links for 2008-02-13 Feb 12 08 925 pm... see you all there at the RSA Security Blogger Meetup. addthis_url ... Pingback by PCI Blog - Compliance Demystified Blog Archive See you there Feb 15...

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the problem. 9. Security Educators either are paranoid or should be. 10. Security Media dont really exist. 11. And Security Bloggers are the worst above all. Each section is expanded and talked about and I encourage you to read the original...

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advantage of TCP reliability across the miles. Do you have access to the clients to generate log entries typically via logger or a similar utility This is needed as you move through each site to confirm that logs are flowing as...

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