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Cloud Security
Learn “best practices” around Cloud Security from McAfee’s leading cloud experts. From protecting data in the cloud to security you can learn how to build a bridge between your enterprise and the cloud.
Release Announcement: McAfee Email Gateway 7.0
With the release of McAfee Email Gateway (MEG) version 7, McAfee now offers a single email solution that combines the best features of the Secure Computing Email Gateway (IronMail) platform with the McAfee Email and Web Security (EWS) appliance platform, to provide a more fully featured product, deployable on a wider range of platforms. MEG Read more…
Tags: global threat intelligence, McAfee Email Gateway 7.0, protection
Modest Musings From Cloud Expo 2011
I am constantly intrigued by the people who attend large, IT industry events like last month’s McAfee FOCUS 11 and the Cloud Expo in Santa Clara from where I am writing this note. Watching IT people at all levels, overhearing their conversations, and speaking with them reinforces that they are all super-driven to understand and Read more…
Tags: Cloud Expo, cloud security, Focus11, McAfee Cloud Security Platform
15 Minutes With… Ben Andrew
Welcome to “15 minutes with” – an occasional contribution between Simon Hunt, CTO Endpoint Security and the movers-and-shakers within McAfee’s technical community. This week on the stand is Ben Andrew, Senior Product Manager for Virtualization Security. So Ben, care to tell us how long you’ve been with McAfee, and what you’ve been involved in? Hi Read more…
Security Can Help You Move To The Cloud
If you’re reading this, you probably know a good deal about cloud computing because it’s probably part of your business. Or, you’re reading this because you’ve heard about the cloud and about the business benefits you can recognize by moving to the cloud. Regardless of your background, if you’re like the majority of business leaders, Read more…
Urchins, LizaMoons, Tigers, and Bears
In early April, I wrote about the famed “LizaMoon” SQL-injection attacks. I said it then, and I’ll say it again now: SQL-injection (SQLi) attacks are a constant. Some of these attacks are more visible than others. Some adversaries find intelligent ways to hide their tracks so as not to splatter evidence of their misdeeds all over various search Read more…
Tags: Cybercrime, Data Protection, database security, enterprise, lizamoon, malware, mass sql injection, Network Security, sql attacks, SQL Injection, urchin.js
I Can See the Evolution and It’s Exciting
Evolution is usually something we see after hundreds of years of gradual change. But with the volume and breadth of technological advancements in the last decade, the process of evolution continues to speed up. As a senior vice president and general manager of McAfee Content & Cloud Security, I am really fortunate to be in Read more…
Tags: Cloud computing, cloud security, enterprise
Computing and content and cloud, oh my!
Sometimes progress can be scary. It was 1986. I was a legal intern at Merrill Lynch working my way through college. At that time, there was no public Internet – and desktop PCs were uncommon in the workplace. In fact, most of the tasks that were performed by my team in the legal department were Read more…
Tags: cloud, cloud security
Choosing a CSP: Confidence in Risk
Maybe it’s just me, but I had this assumption that Cloud computing would be one of the most popular online search terms. When I found the list of top ten most searched items, I was slightly surprised to find celebrities that a) I had never heard of and b) turned out to have no involvement with Read more…
Tags: Cloud computing, cloud security, CSP
Traveling Back To The Year 2000
“I’ll just use the Internet. It’s brilliant.” That’s what a good friend of mine said in the winter of 2000 when he was explaining how he was going to revolutionize the business of accounting. It was his brainchild – to provide restaurants with a service that would allow operators to transmit their financials securely over Read more…
Now Entering Cloud City
Once considered a trend, cloud computing continues to grow. And, we’re not just talking about growth in thought leadership circles, but growth in actual physical size. Yes, the cloud is going urban. Within two years, China’s proposed cloud city will be physical proof that this computing model truly has a stronghold on our technological life. Read more…
Tags: China, Cloud city, Cloud computing
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