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Due to customer demand Terremark integrates Tripwire cloud protective services

by David Spark

Chad Markle and Robert Rounsavall of Terremark show how they’ve integrated Tripwire Enterprise and Tripwire Log Center into their cloud solution. Cloud customers don’t have as much visibility as they would in their own environment. As a result, they’re demanding file integrity monitoring and intrusion protection and detection.  

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RSA 2010: Post Show Reaction from Tim Zonca

by ~Previous Contributers

Tim Zonca (^TZ on @TripwireInc or @TimZonca) is our Product Marketing Manager for Tripwire Log Center which was what we spent a ton of time talking with folks about at the 2010 RSA Conference. I asked Tim to give me his impressions of the week. He spent time on the floor, in sessions, at some [...]

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RSA 2010: Proving the Worth of Security Metrics with Real-World Data

by David Spark

David Spark here reporting for Tripwire at the 2010 RSA Conference in San Francisco. Your organization is measuring an endless stream of data. You could get buried trying to look at it all. The question is, “Why are you looking at it all?” Shouldn’t you just be looking at the good stuff? The stuff that [...]

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RSA 2010: If you don’t look at your log data, how are you going to catch data breaches?

by David Spark

David Spark here reporting for Tripwire at the 2010 RSA Conference in San Francisco. I spoke with Bob Russo, General Manager of the PCI Security Standards Council, about the common practice of companies turning on their server logs, just because they need to for compliance, and then never actually looking at it. It’s kind of [...]

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RSA 2010: If you’re going for PCI compliance, just shut up and log

by David Spark

David Spark here reporting for Tripwire at the 2010 RSA Conference in San Francisco. Anton Chuvakin (@anton_chuvakin), is the author of PCI Compliance, and it’s no surprise he happens to know a lot about PCI and log management. I spoke with him for quite a while about PCI issues and piping in from the side [...]

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RSA 2010: Suspicious patterns alone aren’t enough to tell you you’ve got a problem

by David Spark

David Spark here reporting for Tripwire at the 2010 RSA Conference in San Francisco. In this video are Tim Zonca (@timzonca), Product Marketing Manager of Tripwire and Dwayne Melancon (@ThatDwayne), Tripwire’s VP of Log Management. Melancon offered a great explanation of the value of change information synced with log events. He compared it to a [...]

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