89
vote
Simon Crosby, chief technology officer of Citrix Systems explains why virtualization security should be the job of security vendors.
chief technology officer
Virtualization vendors not in the security business, says Citrix CTO
By secgeeks - Posted on May 13th, 2008
RSA 2008: Hacking techniques
By secgeeks - Posted on April 9th, 2008
Tagged:
89
vote
Yuval Ben-Itzhak chief technology officer discusses the tools and techniques hackers are using to conduct attacks and some of the latest threats to Web applications. read more »
Sourcefire hits a rough patch
By secgeeks - Posted on February 29th, 2008
81
vote
Last year, it seemed as though Sourcefire could do no wrong.The company behind the popular Snort IDS tool had received a mostly positive response from industry experts for its move to go public, and Chief Technology Officer Martin Roesch started talking about acquiring other technologies. The vendor got more positive reviews when it announced it [...] read more »
PCI compliance drives identity management spending, says IBM's GRC chief
By secgeeks - Posted on February 20th, 2008
119
vote
Only a year after Consul Risk Management was acquired by IBM, Consul's chief technology officer now heads Big Blue's governance risk and compliance strategy.
Newsmaker podcast: Gary McGraw
By secgeeks - Posted on June 25th, 2007
81
vote
Gary McGraw, chief technology officer of Dulles, Va.-based security firm Cigital Inc., is a security luminary with several books to his credit, including “Software Security: Building Security In,” “Java Security” and “Exploiting Software.” His latest book explores the threat to Web-based gaming and is called “Exploiting Online Games.”In this SearchSecurity.com Newsmaker podcast, McGraw talks about [...] read more »
