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First Look Articles

Get a glimpse into your VPN tunnels

Peter Stephenson November 01, 2010

A new product from Netronome called SSL Inspector claims to be the first product of its type that does both in-band and out-of-band analysis.

Here comes unified communications

Peter Stephenson October 01, 2010

Vantage is a must-have if you are planning your own corporate deployment.

Risk management from another perspective

Peter Stephenson September 01, 2010

QRadar Risk Manager from Q1 Labs

Computer forensics for the rest of us

Peter Stephenson August 02, 2010

The idea behind BitFlare is that you use a free CD to examine a computer.

Closing the loop on threats

Peter Stephenson July 01, 2010

A fully automated workflow system that performs exactly the way a person would in a manual vulnerability remediation process.

Moving the SOC into the NOC

Peter Stephenson June 01, 2010

There is quite a bit to be said for combining some NOC and SOC resources, and that is where AccelOps enters the picture, says Peter Stephenson.

Making use of ubiquitous devices makes sense

Peter Stephenson April 01, 2010

This tool from Passlogix is policy-driven and centrally managed making it a true enterprise-class product, says Peter Stephenson.

Good thing in a small package

April 10, 2009

There are lots of neat "big product" features on the USG 200. Good stuff, lots of features, right price.

Solutions to an old problem with a new, but solid twist

Peter Stephenson December 12, 2008

Every now and then, some bright security pro has a flash of brilliance. Sometimes those flashes are hidden under mundane challenges. Passlogix's new Shared Accounts Manager (SAM) is one of those products. The mundane problem is password sharing. There are many, what I refer to as, password carvers. These are intended to take passwords -- mostly administrator passwords -- and make them available to multiple users without compromising the password.

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