I recently joined the Jericho Forum in London. The Jericho Forum is the leading international IT security thought-leadership association dedicated to advancing secure business in a global open-network environment. The members include top IT security officers from multi-national Fortune 500s & entrepreneurial user companies, major security vendors, government, & academics.
HIPAA enforcement within the U.S. officially got underway with the first sanction applied the the Department of Health and Human Resources (HHS) in July; I blogged about it here.
About Telstra International
Telstra is a Tier 1 carrier who has built a class leading business serving the Australian home markets and International managed services. Our revenues exceed £9.4 Billion and we delivered profits in excess of £1.845 Billion last year.
The Open Group runs quarterly conferences, which include plenaries and tracks which are open to the public. The theme for our Munich Conference is Secure Architectures, and the following one in San Diego will also have a focus on security architecture.
I've spent some time lately in discussions around Web Application Firewalls. WAFs seem to be a hot topic in recent times and with PCI DSS 6.6, many people are now starting to look at these technologies.
Though, with the PCI SSC council watering down the 6.6 requirement, I questioned here whether they were required at all under PCI DSS:
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Company: Kaseya Inc
Job Title: Managed Services Software - Sales Executive
Description: As the market leading vendor of IT Managed Service Automation software for solution providers (SME market) and Enterprise IT service desks globally, we are seeking an experienced high energy, high caliber sales professional.
Customer Operations Engineer - Telstra International
JOB PURPOSE
JOB PURPOSE
To provide support to the technical facilities management for all of our UK sites, including predominantly the London and Cambridge Hosting facilities, as well as nine leased POP sites around the UK and properties leased to third parties.
Main Responsibilities
(It just smells different!)
Anyone remember the Cypherpunk movement?
Those were the people who invented anonymous remailers, were the first to deploy PGP on a wider scale and were generally a crypto-political movement to establish cryptography (and privacy) in the then nascent public Internet.
