Brainloop in Infosecurity
Recent high-profile leaks have served as a wake-up call to CISOs worried about whether their sensitive documents could be at risk of intentional or accidental disclosure. But forcing unwieldy policies on employees can be disruptive. Dr. Claudia Böttcher of Brainloop says the answer lies in...Click here for the full story.

Verafin in Bank Info Security 
At a time when some larger banking institutions are being fined for inadequate anti-money laundering measures, security manager Wendy Chapman says she's taking suspicious activity reporting seriously -- and the efforts are paying off. Based at Citizens Trust, a community bank with...Click here for the full story.

eEye Digital Security in CSO
When will Apple become a juicy target for hackers and cyber-crooks? Industry experts have predicted that as Apple's market share grows, so will the malware targeting its platforms. To date, this has yet to happen, but why? Is the Mac really that much more secure than the PC in terms of...Click here for the full story.

Gestalt in ChannelNomics
Let’s face it, regulatory compliance is the bane of business today. Government regulations and industry standards are difficult to comprehend and expensive to meet expectations, especially on an ongoing basis. Siloed business structures make compliance a fleeting exercise. And, clouding all this...Click here for the full story.

Gestalt in MSP News
Only seven months after launching the industry's first Managed Compliance Provider (MCP) Program for MSPs, VARs and other service providers, eGestalt has emerged as a major player in the industry. The company has won several awards and recently launched a cloud computing...Click here for full story.

GroupFlier in MSNBC
Social networking played a crucial role in Egypt's revolution, and in recent days the brainchild of a Harvard cybersecurity expert Morris Penner added yet another tool: group phone texting program providing news updates. While tweets, or short messages, on Twitter have been powerful and...Click here for the full story.

GroupFlier in RCR Wireless
GroupFlier featured in video on RCR Wireless...Click here for the full video

Guardtime in Datamation
Every major technological shift brings with it a shakeup in the vendor hierarchy. As mainframes gave way to desktops, along came Microsoft. Google drove to the top by figuring out how to monetize search. Now, Facebook is busy clawing its way to the top, fighting for control of turf...Click here for the full story.

OpenAir in the NY Times 
WHEN I was a prosecutor for the Southern District of New York, my very first trial involved a man accused of bringing a knife into a veterans' hospital. This guy decided to represent himself. He was a veteran and he was mad about something. Even though I was prosecuting him...Click here for the full story.

SMTP in Network World
I recently helped a client conduct a marketing campaign via email. This company sent an email message to more than 2,400 people and had a dismal response rate of 14 people. Looking back, we now see that at least part of the problem could be that the message was blocked from recipients' inboxes...Click here for the full story.

Verafin in Bloomberg Businessweek
In 2003, Jamie King was trying to develop machines that could replace humans in dangerous nickel and iron-ore mines. Then a robotics PhD student at Memorial University in Newfoundland, Canada, he used artificial intelligence to interpret the vast data streaming from the robots' sensors...Click here for the full story.

Wistia in Xconomy
I last wrote about Lexington, MA-based Wistia in September 2008, which, I’m sure you’ll remember, was approximately when the economy went all to hell. CEO Chris Savage said it was clear by October that Wistia’s original business model—licensing its Web-based video-sharing platform...click here for the full story.

Brainloop in ZD Net
The need for security by government agencies, public corporations and private business is underscored by recent document leaks and what can happen when sensitive documents are freely distributed by unauthorized parties. Unfortunate consequences occur when companies lose control...Click here for full story.

Gestalt in Channel Insider
Only about 10 percent of the channel that says it does managed services actually are full-fledged managed services providers. The rest are just dipping their toes in. That's according to Jim Hare, now vice president of sales for eGestalt, who says MSPs should stop selling products...Click here for the full story.

eEye Digital Security in SC Magazine
In 2006, a disgruntled UBS system administrator planted a "logic bomb"that, had it been successful, would have driven UBS's stock price into the ground. In late 2008, a contract engineer launched a logic-bomb attackafter Fannie Mae terminated him. Had his attack not been thwarted...Click here for the full story.

Gestalt in Fierce Compliance
The GRC industry in many ways was built on large company deployments. The big firms faced the most regulatory risk and were the prime opportunities early on. But medium- and small-size companies face a lot of regulatory risk as well, despite the Sarbanes-Oxley 404(b) reprieve they won...Click here for the full story.

Gestalt in ZD Net
You may think IT compliance is nothing more than big government sticking its nose into everyone’s business. Compliance equals Big Brother. OK, so there is some truth in that government compliance regulations are a little over the top, and perhaps there are just too many of them that...Click here for the full story.

Guardtime in Cloud Computing Journal
‘In God we trust,’ yet the currency of the Cloud is at odds with trust. Is it possible to trust applications that reside in a Cloud that seems so porous? Cloud Computing Journal's Jeremy Geelan sat down with GuardTime CEO Mike Gault, whose keyless signature technology is used to secure...Click here for the full story.

GroupFlier in TechCrunch
Much like 1000Memories with its online memorial to Egyptian protesters, group-texting app GroupFlier realized that its users were clamoring for an #Egypt-related feature, specifically one that provided curated Twitter and other content relating to the anti-Mubarak protests...Click here for the full story.

Guardtime in Network World
Can you trust the integrity of applications and data in the public cloud? Certainly trust is a crucial factor for the successful use of cloud computing by any organization. If you are going to allow another entity to process and/or store your data, you need to know whether or not someone has...Click here for the full story.

SMTP in DM News
Brands should absolutely continue to outsource data storage. If anything, this will become more of a necessity as brands are inundated with 
increasing amounts of data from consumers and face the challenge of unifying access to it and leveraging it effectively...Click here for the full story.

StartWire in US News
If you’re entering the job market for the first time or haven’t searched for a new job in the last three years, you’re in for a shock over how the process works—and how it has changed in a relatively short period of time. Job search 4.0 will be less about finding talent and finding jobs and more about...Click here for the full story.

Wistia in Read Write Web
As it turns out, giving potential customers a demo of autonomous robots at work tends to be a pretty effective selling tool. But finding the time, budget, and resources to arrange live demonstrations can be challenging. This is the problem that presented itself to a company we started working with...click here for the full story.

Wistia in Target Marketing
For Kiva Systems, the Woburn, Mass., developer of robotic solutions for distribution and order fulfillment operations, the maxim "seeing is believing" permeates the marketing process. With a technological solution for order picking that deviates from the norm and can seem a little space age...click here for the full story.