EMA Blog Community

It’s that time of year again, when New Year’s prognostications give way to a similar level of noise about what to look for at the RSA Conference.  There are always recurring themes to the latter. There is always much talk of the latest attack, or class of attack, that will drive where security should go....

Read More »

(UPDATE: This week, both IBM and EMC’s RSA Security Division announced new Big Data initiatives in security. More to come on this front…) In my last post, I noted that I expect intelligence and the coordination and integration of defense technologies to be key drivers of the IT security market in 2013.  This is not...

Read More »

One of the major themes that will stand out at RSA next week revolves around the trend I’ve been following closely over the last several months: the evolution of security centered on a data-driven approach.  There will be many opportunities for you to learn and benefit from this trend that is having an impact on...

Read More »

First of all, let me get one agenda item out of the way: What I expected to see at RSA this past week, I saw.  Sadly, there wasn’t too much in the way of news – but I did see a few things that, perhaps paradoxically, relate to last week’s other high-visibility story in the...

Read More »

One of nature’s great migrations will take place once again next week as the IT security world makes its annual pilgrimage to the RSA Conference in San Francisco. (And yes, dear, it means Valentine’s Day spent with a buncha geeks and suits rather than you…go figure.) Herewith a glimpse of some of the main things...

Read More »