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There were 4 blog postings during February (2007):
RSA San Francisco 2007 - A Perspective
The RSA Conference has emerged as the leading annual US information security event. The one time crypto-geek fest originally held in the Sofitel Hotel in Redwood City, CA in the early 1990s has blossomed from a gathering of the cryptographic...
Lawrence Dietz, Sageza Group, Inc. | 14th February '07
Cuba and Venezuela - Unlikely Good Examples of Open Source Preference
A recent headline in my local paper, the San Jose Mercury News, attracted my attention: “Cuba moving to ditch Microsoft, its products” (see link). While many would tend to chalk this up to anti-US security paranoia, in my opinion this...
Lawrence Dietz, Sageza Group, Inc. | 21st February '07
Happy Birthday Blade.org
Last week I attended a party in San Francisco that was celebrating the first birthday of blade.org. As expected, various VIPs from blade.org and ancillary organizations were present to celebrate, but there were also guests from the VC community as...
Clay Ryder, Sageza Group, Inc. | 21st February '07
If it had been The Great Firewall of China, Would the Manchus Still Have Invaded?
It's a war out there.
The Forces of Good have been battling the Forces of Evil ever since someone made up the first law. Since not everyone agrees that following the rules is in their best interest, enforcers (traditionally ranging from hired thugs...
Susan Dietz, Sageza Group, Inc. | 28th February '07