Global Security Watch > Review: Digital Fortress

http://cipher-text.blogspot.com [Cipher Text] I love reviews like that :) When I read the Da Vinci Code I was amazed how Brown managed to get so many things wrong in such a modestly sized book. From what I can glean about his earlier works they have an even higher concentration of errors.

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Cbronline.comhttp://www.cbronline.com [Cbronline.com] Chief Security Officers' Tricks of the Trade - Computer Business ...: RSS Feed - News · RSS Feed - Blog. Computer Business Review Magazine ... Not only are the 'fortress' security initiatives at the enterprise perimeter being ...

Infoworld.comhttp://www.infoworld.com [Infoworld.com] InfoWorld: Product Guide: AirMagnet Laptop Trio 3.0 : Company: Selected by SC Magazine as the 2005 Best Wireless Security Solution, Fortress Technologies' market-proven security solutions are trusted to ensure the integrity of data on more than 11,000 networks including deployments in defense, government, financial and healthcare organizations. With FIPS 140-2 end-to-end protection and a unique Multi-Factor Authentication approach that authenticates access at the network, device and user levels, Fortress' award- winning solutions provide complete security support to a variety of devices, wireless protocols and wired network systems.

Wifinetnews.com[Wifinetnews.com] Wi-Fi Networking News Archives: Veteran technology reporter Paul Andrews writes about public-space for-fee Wi-Fi hurdles to adoption: while I agree with Paul on the consumer side, I know that as more and more companies adopt Wi-Fi internally, an ocean of road warriors with wireless cards will start to transform the commercial use of Wi-Fi as they start to expect and demand service. I’m ready to make a prediction (and eat a can of Pringles chips if I’m wrong) that public space commercial Wi-Fi will start to exceed a million regular subscribers by mid-2003.

[Blog.idlecircuits.com] idlecircuits.com weblog » Website Updates: Although it is a bit slower than ASCIIWeb, it is arguably more secure, and even provides a facility for creating web pages with embedded self-decrypting messages. Also available on the site is a section called Crypto for Regular Folks, which gives a good overview of why everyone needs encryption technology, as well as some possible solutions ioncluding CipherSaber and others.

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