Don’t Hassle the Hoff: Recent Press & Podcast Coverage & Upcoming Speaking Engagements
Here is some of the recent coverage from the last month or so on topics relevant to content on my blog, presentations and speaking engagements. No particular order or priority and I haven’t kept a good record, unfortunately.
Press/Technology & Security eZines/Website/Blog Coverage/Meaningful Links:
- Threatpost – Coverage of my SecTor 2009 Cloud Security Keynote
- Can We Secure the Cloud? Can We Afford Not To? – Microsoft TechNet/Bluehat Blog
- Another Day, Another Data Loss – Gordon Haff, C|Net
- Cloud Security Raises Unanswered Security Questions – Grant Buckler, itbusiness.ca
- Of Cloud Computing & Virtualization – Oman Sultan, Cisco
- Infrastructure 2.0: Young Turks at SRI – Greg Ness
- Cloud Security – Time To Smoke Another One? – Bill Brenner, Computerworld
- Security Threats to virtual environments less theoretical, more practical – Michael Mimoso, TechTarget
- Security Showdown: Cloud Computing vs. On-Premise IT – Dana Gardner
- A6 Promises A Way To Check Up On Public Cloud Security – Tim Greene, Network World
- Cloud rEvolution: Laying the Foundation – CSC Leading Edge Forum (PDF)
Podcasts/Webcasts/Video:
- Silver Bullet Podcast – Cigital’s Gary McGraw and I chat about Cloud security
- CNET Reporter’s Roundtable – Rafe Needleman and the “Danger of Cloud Computing”
- Threapost Digital Underground – Dennis Fisher and I chat about security, disruptive innovation and Cloud security
Recent Speaking Engagements/Confirmed to speak at the following upcoming events:
- Enterprise Architecture Conference, D.C.
- Intel Security Summit 2009, Hillsboro OR
- SecTor 2009, Toronto CA
- EMC Innovation Forum, Franklin MA
- NY Technology Forum, NY, NY
- Microsoft Bluehat v9, Redmond WA
- Office of the Comptroller & Currency, San Antonio TX
- Intercloud Working Group, GooglePlex CA 😉
- CSC Leading Edge Forum, VA
- DojoCon, VA
I also forgot to thank Eric Siebert for putting together the VMware Top 20 blog list and putting me on it as well as the fact that Rational Survivability made the Datamation 2009 Top 200 Tech Blogs list.
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