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Behind the Scenes at RSA

BYOX is my new buzzronym. Handling BYOD and the consumerization of technology is one of the hottest topics this year. Here are your resources for BYOD at RSA Conference and beyond.

Your BYOX Resource Guide

Today, Low Tech Hacking materializes in ink and paper.

New Book “Low Tech Hacking” is Shipping (JJ)

Please excuse the mess…

Thursday, 26 January 2012 09:31

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Please excuse the mess…

I’m in the process of updating WordPress versions, so some plugins and pages may be broken for a short period of time.

Thanks for puttin’ up with my mess!

-jj

Final days to vote- SBN Blog & Podcast Awards

Tuesday, 24 January 2012 05:08

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Final days to vote- SBN Blog & Podcast Awards

If you’re a member blogger of the SBN, then you’re eligible to vote. Finalists were selected from a panel of outstanding judges (kept secret until after the nominations and finalists were announced).

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SOPA Blackout – 10+ reps already withdraw support

Wednesday, 18 January 2012 10:41

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SOPA Blackout – 10+ reps already withdraw support

There are enough people writing about SOPA (Stop Online Piracy Act) and PIPA (Protect IP Act), and I don’t intend to add unnecessary commentary to the anti-SOPA movement. And yes, I am anti-SOPA.

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On Working Smarter, and Harder

Monday, 26 December 2011 11:06

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On Working Smarter, and Harder

The subtitle reads These books that lead you to believe that you can achieve success by simply working smarter and not harder are lying.

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HP ProCurve 5400zl Modules- Minimum Firmware Reference

Wednesday, 7 December 2011 10:35

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HP ProCurve 5400zl Modules- Minimum Firmware Reference

With HP’s newer v2 modules for the HP 5400 series chassis switches, we’ve received a lot of calls from customers who experienced a conflict when adding newer modules to a switch.

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Four Options for Secure Wireless Authentication with 802.1X

The use of 802.1X in wireless is currently the most widely accepted method for secure authentication and key exchange in enterprise environments.

The 4 Wireless Controller Architectures You Need to Know

Here are the 4 wireless controller/management architectures you NEED to know, and an overview of what vendor solutions fall where.

Why more APs aren’t always better

Lately, I’ve been forced to dispel a volume of wireless myths, both in way of technology and vendors. I’m not sure if it’s a full moon, or some other astrological occurrence, but it’s gotten a little crazy recently. So, I thought I’d take a few blog posts to address some wireless myths, in brief, to keep in the back of your head as you explore wireless solutions and upgrades in your environment. Here’s a thought on why more APs aren’t always better.

Secret Wireless March 17th… shhhh

I’ve been punchy these past few days; I’ll apologize for this week and in advance for the next one. After a week of hopping around the Southeast, I’m heading down to Charlotte with Jack for a talk at the US Secret Service Electronic Crimes Task Force meeting.

Other Stuff

Catching the Unicorn: A technical exploration of why NAC is failing

Events

Final days to vote- SBN Blog & Podcast Awards

It’s Tuesday, January 24th, which means there are just 4 days left to vote for your top blogs and podcasts finalists for the Security Bloggers Network Awards, to be presented at RSA Conference USA 2012. If you’re a member blogger of the SBN, then you’re eligible to vote. Finalists were selected from a panel of outstanding judges (kept secret until after the nominations and finalists were announced).

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