Tuesday, December 17, 2013

Blog Roll 2013

It’s that time of year when we gift and re-gift, just like this text from last year.  And the perfect opportunity to re-post, re-purpose and re-use all my 2013 blog entries.  If you missed any of the 112 attempts including 67 videos, here they are wrapped in one simple entry.  I read somewhere that lists in blogs are good.  This year I broke it out by month to see what was happening at the time and let's be honest, pure self promotion. 

Thanks for reading and watching throughout 2013.

Have a Safe and Happy New Year.

January

February

March

April

May

June

July

August

September

October

November

December

And a couple special holiday themed entries from years past.

 

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Friday, December 13, 2013

GartnerDC 2013: The Video Outtakes

You've seen the videos

  • Gartner Data Center 2013: Find F5
  • GartnerDC 2013: DDoS Reference Architecture
  • GartnerDC 2013: Application Services Reference Architecture
  • GartnerDC 2013: Intelligent DNS Scale Reference Architecture
  • GartnerDC 2013: That’s a Wrap
    Now check out the video flubs, mistakes and bloopers from Garner DC 2013. Only 3 this time!!


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    Wednesday, December 11, 2013

    GartnerDC 2013: That’s a Wrap

    I wrap it up from the Gartner Data Center Conference 2013 from Las Vegas. Special thanks to you for watching along with guests Robert Haynes, David Holmes and Nathan Pearce for the on camera help and Courtney and Nigel for their camera work.

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    GartnerDC 2013: Intelligent DNS Scale Reference Architecture

    Turning the tables, Nathan Pearce interviews me about the importance of a scalable and intelligent DNS infrastructure.

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    Tuesday, December 10, 2013

    GartnerDC 2013: Application Services Reference Architecture

    I chat with Marketing Solutions Architect Robert Haynes to learn more about F5’s Application Services Reference Architecture. Robert talks about the challenges of application deployment, how organizations are handling it today and of course, how the Reference Architecture creates a fabric to ensure all applications get the services it needs.

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    GartnerDC 2013: DDoS Reference Architecture

    I meet with Sr. TMM David Holmes to get the scoop on F5’s DDoS Reference Architecture. David has circled the globe talking to customers about their security concerns and shares some of that insight along with explaining how F5 can mitigate those attacks.

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    Monday, December 9, 2013

    Gartner Data Center 2013: Find F5

    Only in Vegas would someone bet that you couldn't shoot a video in 1 take.

    He lost.

    With a live audience watching & $5 on the line, I show you how to find F5 booth 202 at Garner Data Center 2013.

     

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    Thursday, December 5, 2013

    The Top 10, Top 10 Predictions for 2014

    This time of year the crystal balls get a viewing and many pundits put out their annual predictions for the coming year.  Rather than thinking up my own, I figured I’d regurgitate what many others are expecting to happen.

     

    Cybersecurity in 2014: A roundup of predictions: ZDNet might have picked up that I have done this for the past two years and Charles McLellan put together his own collection.  This is a good place to start with lists from Symantec, Websense, FireEye, Fortinet and others.  Mobile malware, zero-days, encryption, 'Internet of Things,' and a personal favorite, The Importance of DNS are amongst many predictions.

    Eyes on the cloud: Six predictions for 2014: Kent Landry - Senior Consultant at Windstream focuses on Cloud futures in this Help Net Security piece.  Hybrid cloud, mobility and that pesky Internet of Everything make the list.

    5 key information security predictions for 2014: InformationWeek has Tarun Kaura, Director, Technology Sales, Symantec discuss the coming enterprise threats for 2014.  Social Networking, targeted attacks, cloud and yet again, The Internet of Things finds a spot.

    Top 10 Security Threat Predictions for 2014: This is essentially a slide show of Fortinet's predictions on Channel Partners Telecom but good to review.  Android malware, increased encryption, and a couple botnet predictions are included.

    2014 Cyber Security Forecast: Significant healthcare trends: HealthITSecurity drops some security trends for healthcare IT security professionals in 2014.  Interesting take on areas like standards, audit committees, malicious insiders and supply chain are detailed.

    14 IT security predictions for 2014: RealBusiness covers 10 major security threats along with four ways in which defenses will evolve.  Botnets, BYOD, infrastructure attacks and of course, the Internet of Things.

    4 Predictions for 2014 Networks: From EETimes, this short list looks at the carrier network concerns.   Mobile AAA, NFV, 5G and once again, the Internet of Things gets exposure.

    8 cyber security predictions for 2014: InformationAge goes full cybercriminal with exploits, data destruction, weakest links along with some 'offensive' or retaliatory attack information.

    Verizon's 2014 tech predictions for the enterprise: Another ZDNet article covering the key trends Verizon believes will brand technology.  Interest includes the customer experience, IT decentralization, cloud and machine-to-machine solutions. 

    Research: 41 percent increasing IT security budget in 2014: While not a list of predictions, this article covers a recent Tech Pro Research survey findings focused on IT security.  The report, IT Security: Concerns, budgets, trends and plans, noted that 41 percent of survey respondents said they will increase their IT security budget next year.  Probably to counter all the dire predictions.

    A lot to consider as you toast the new year with the Internet of Things making many lists.  The key is to examine your own business and determine your own risks for 2014 and tackle those first.

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