I was recently reading a good Cameron Purdy post where he talks about his eight theses regarding why startups or students can pull stuff off that large enterprise IT shops can’t. My summary/trenchant restatement of his points: Changing existing systems is harder than making a custom-built new one (version 2 is harder) IT veterans overcomplicate […]
One of the sessions that I attended during the day on the Tuesday of TRISC 2009 was by Doug Landoll from Lantego on “Security Policy Architecture”. The presentation was a very good overview of how to put good security policies in place that are easily auditable should that need arise and that are as comprehensive […]
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