Ze Frank moderated the 2007 RSA Conference; I could not resist including this little sketch of his.
Enjoy!
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Ze Frank moderated the 2007 RSA Conference; I could not resist including this little sketch of his.
Enjoy!
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It is 3:12 p.m. and I watch in hopeless fascination as Hasan Rizvi, Vice President, Identity Management and Security Products for Oracle, takes the stage at RSA 2007; he wasn’t meant to be here, everyone was waiting for Larry Ellison.
At 2.55 p.m., Rizvi appeared and explained Ellison couldn’t make his debut Keynote; turns out he has the flu and sent [...]
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Another keynote speaker at RSA 2007 is Symantec’s Chairman and CEO John Thompson who today said fostering consumer confidence in the security of Internet transactions is the “one thing upon which the growth of this online world depends.”
Regardless of the name put to it, he tells us, the Information Age is here and we are in [...]
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So, what is RSA?
In cryptology, RSA is an algorithm for public-key encryption. It is important as it created the underpinning of electronic security as we know it today. Named after its three inventors, Ron Rivest, Adi Shamir and Len Adelman, the RSA Public Key Cryptosystem was invented in 1977 at MIT.
RSA Security developed the RSA [...]
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Bill Gates and Microsoft’s Chief Research and Strategy Officer Craig Mundie shared the stage for the opening keynote this morning at RSA 2007.
Gates has a vision of secure and easy “Anywhere Access,” where people can be assured of online security; on anything, from anywhere, at anytime.
According to Mundie, once upon a time, companies knew who [...]
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