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Editor's note: Before Texas' 2012 recruiting class arrives on campus, HornsNation will talk with each of the incoming freshman one more time before their college careers begin
Receiver Marcus Johnson (League City, Texas/Clear Springs) committed to Texas Tech last June. Then, in late November, he committed to Texas A&M. A week later, he was a Longhorn. He stuck with that plan and is looking forward to the chance to play for his dream school.
In an interview with HornsNation, Clear Springs coach Clint Hartman looked back on Johnson's wild recruitment and explains why the speedy slot receiver is a sleeper to keep an eye on in UT's incoming recruiting class.
HornsNation: Back in January, you said you felt Texas was getting a steal in Marcus Johnson. Why do you say that?
Clint Hartman: I still do. I think he's a fine young man, a kid I'd like to have date my daughters -- and I have three of them. Not only is he a good football player, he's a good man. He'll represent the University of Texas on and off the field with high regard.
HN: What made you certain he was the best slot receiver in the state last year?
CH: When you start looking at receivers and you start doing the five stars and all that stuff, when you get down to it there's a lot of great players that don't work very hard. Well I can tell you first-hand I know Marcus is a great player who works very hard. That only ends up turning out very well for you in the future.
He's a very polished route runner and he's also extremely fast. He runs a 20.1 200-meter dash. You also get his toughness and his character and how hard he works. He's going to block as hard as he catches. I'm biased because I coached him, but I've coached some good ones and he's a no-brainer for me. He's going to continue to get better. He's already got a good frame. He's 6-foot-2, about 195 pounds. He's only going to get better.
HN: How do you think he handled his recruiting process?
CH: I think it was a tough situation for him because his dream was to play at the University of Texas and his offers were to play at Tech and Texas A&M. He had to look at those things. Of course, with the instability of [former Texas A&M] coach [Mike] Sherman, I'm glad he decommitted and got his chance to go to Texas.
I think Texas was a little late on him in the recruiting process, and they had a new receivers coach. But coach Major Applewhite did a good job, and he was the contact guy but not the receivers coach. By the time they finally did see Marcus, it was a little late. But Marcus told me as a freshman he wanted to play at the University of Texas. So I'm extremely happy a young man who works as hard as him got to reach his goal. I'm proud of him.
HN: How did the coaching staffs at Texas Tech and A&M handle it when he backed out on them?
CH: You know, I don't know how they handled it. I know we're an up-front and honest place around here. When that happens, we're going to call and tell them. Marcus was a man about it. He didn't hide. He called them and said his reasoning. You can be mad and hurt about it for a little bit, but you've got to go get that next receiver. They took it fine.
HN: Was it tough on him going into his senior season to not have that interest or offer from his dream school? Did that motivate him?
CH: I'd like to think yeah, but I've never seen him change from day one. Since Marcus came here as a freshman, he's been doing extra, always running after practice extra. That never changed, whether it was Tech offering him or A&M. I think he's extremely motivated to be extremely successful, not only as a player but as a person.
HN: How excited was he when he got that Texas offer and got to commit there and make his dream come true?
CH: I'd say he was as excited as a kid walking into Disneyland. I was extremely excited for him. I can't wait.
HN: If you were on the Texas coaching staff, how would you use Marcus in his freshman year?
CH: It's hard for me to answer that question. I would use him. I'll tell you what we did: We got him the ball early, and we got him in some space, and he was very successful in those type of deals. I think he's a great vertical threat because of his speed, and he has the ability to lean and catch on the outside shoulder. I'd use him in that manner.
HN: Are there a few plays of his you'll always remember during his time at Clear Springs?
CH: A few stick out right away. The night Pearland had just gone up 7 and he returned a kickoff to tie the game up and capture the momentum back on our side. That was a big part of the season, because that was the first district game and we ran the table from there.
Other ones, I'd say, when we played our rival Clear Creek and he had three touchdowns that night. That was a special deal. Two receiving and one rushing. That was great. The last one I'd say is against Port Arthur, his last catch of our last game of the season. When the game was over, I was sad to say it was my last day with the kid.
HN: When you look at Marcus' future at Texas, what do you think his goals should be?
CH: I can't speak for him, but every competitor wants to get on the field right away. I think this No. 1 goal should be to grasp and master the offense, because as good as you are that doesn't matter. You need to grasp and master the offense, and from there let your athleticism take over.
HN: Where do you see him fitting in as a returner in the college game?
CH: I know he returned kicks for us and was extremely successful doing it. He returned, I think, six kickoff returns for touchdowns in 12 games. That's a pretty good percentage.
HN: What kind of teammate is Texas getting in Marcus?
CH: Great teammate. Like I said, I don't say it lightly when I say I'd like a guy to date my daughter.
HN: What makes you so confident he will succeed as a Longhorn?
CH: There's no doubt in my mind, because of his work ethic, his character and because he's driven. We all know they have great players, but he'll get in the mix and he won't be intimidated. He'll be a great teammate and a great addition in that locker room.


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"Lennon's no longer with us," Kiffin said. "We had a meeting, and he's decided he doesn't want to be a part of the program anymore. He's going to go in a different direction, so we wish him the best of luck."
The "3" recently was removed from Creer's practice jersey, suggesting he had gotten in the head man's doghouse. Kiffin declined to share Creer's reasons for leaving, however, choosing to "keep that between us."
Once described by former UT head man Phillip Fulmer as being similar to former Vol Chuck Webb, Lennon Creer averaged a team-best 5.3 yards per carry as a reserve last fall. He projected to battle rising senior Montario Hardesty for the first-team tailback job in 2009. Hardesty has had a vastly superior spring, however, and so has rising sophomore Tauren Poole. Creer appeared to be battling mid-term freshman Toney Williams for the third-team job.
Kiffin described the 5-10 203-pound Poole as "a one-cut runner. That has really helped him. The system is really kind of designed for a guy like him. We don't know how much long speed he has but we know he's very quick. We think he'll do very well in the system."
Williams, a 6-0 218-pounder becomes the clearcut No. 3 tailback now that Creer is leaving.
"Toney's a little bit bigger," Kiffin said. "He's really been extremely physical. For a guy that's really a senior in high school, he has come in and really attacked the defensive ends in some drills and shown some toughness."
Creer's departure opens the door even wider for February signees David Oku and Bryce Brown. Brown was ranked the No. 1 prospect in America by Scout.com after rushing for 1,872 yards and 30 touchdowns last fall as a high school senior in Wichita, Kansas. Oku was rated a top-10 tailback prospect after rushing for 1,905 yards and 23 TDs for his high school team in Oklahoma City.
"We've got a pretty good set of guys coming in that we're excited about," Kiffin said. "This gives some other guys some more opportunities."
Kiffin said he will release Creer from his scholarship but restrict his next stop to schools that do not belong to the SEC or do not show up on future Vol schedules. The head man added that he has emphasized the need for Creer to finish the current semester in good academic standing, so the Vols are not penalized under the NCAA's APR (academic progress) rule.


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DK Mok is a fantasy and science fiction author whose novels include Squid's Grief, Hunt for Valamon and The Other Tree. DK has been shortlisted for three Aurealis Awards, a Ditmar, and a Washington Science Fiction Association Small Press Award.
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Squid's Grief
When car-hacker Squid rescues a cheerful amnesiac from the trunk of a stolen car, her decision to help him recover his memory sets her on a collision course with the enigmatic crime lords who rule Baltus City. More details...
1 Aug 2016
DK was recently interviewed by the lovely Katharine Stubbs as part of the 2016 Australian Speculative Fiction Snapshot. DK talks about stylised noir, singing bones, and the legacy of Sir Terry Pratchett.
10 June 2016
Squid's Grief received a fantastic review from Matthew Summers at Smash Dragons!
"If you love cyberpunk fiction you will adore this book. If you enjoy noir stories with shifting allegiances and twists you will adore this story. Frankly, if you love good fiction you will find something in this exciting tale. A scintillating cyberpunk tale with impressive elements of noir fiction and action thrillers."
4 June 2016
Squid's Grief received a great review from Nebula Books.
"Squid's Grief is thoughtfully written; fast-paced with excellent action and consistent humor throughout. Both heroes and villains alike are three dimensional characters full of regret and desire; they are well written, likable characters who all walk in that moral grey zone."
18 May 2016
The paperback edition of Squid's Grief is now available at The Book Depository.
22 Apr 2016
Squid's Grief received a great review from Dan Fitt-Palmer at The Student Review.
"Suffice it to say, there are awesome heists. Read this book. That's all I can say."
18 Apr 2016
In exciting news, Hunt for Valamon has received a BookGateway Booky Award for Best Fantasy Novel!
Check out the full list of recipients here.
12 Apr 2016
Squid's Grief received a great review from Natalie Bolderston at Ellipsis Magazine.
"Snappy humour, a compelling protagonist, and well-timed action. Squid's Grief shows us exactly what successful 'cyberpunk' looks like."
Check out the full review here.
10 Apr 2016
DK was recently interviewed by J Lenni Dorner over at What Are They. DK talks about Squid's Grief, amnesia, diversity and authenticity.
26 Mar 2016
The paperback version of Squid's Grief is now available at the Barnes & Noble online store.
18 Mar 2016
Squid's Grief received a great review from Morgan Billings at The Drifting Paige.
"This is a fantastic novel full of fast-paced action. If you like the movie Blade Runner, dystopians, and character-driven novels, you should absolutely pick this up."
14 Mar 2016
A special edition of In Memory: A Tribute to Sir Terry Pratchett has just been released with a brand new cover designed by Dámaso Gómez. All proceeds go to Alzheimer's Research UK.
11 Mar 2016
Thank you to the lovely Darby Karchut, award-winning author of Unholy Blue, for being part of the mini blog-tour for Squid's Grief!
10 Mar 2016
Thank you to the wonderful Kelly Hager from KellyVision for hosting the first stop on the mini blog-tour for Squid's Grief!
9 Mar 2016
Check out DK's latest guest post over on the Hugo Award-winning blog SF Signal. In "Cities of Smoke and Light: The Allure of Marvellous Metropolises", DK talks about Blade Runner, Raymond Chander, noir, and the wonder of labyrinthine cities.
8 Mar 2016
It's release day for Squid's Grief! DK's new cyberpunk adventure has been described as "imaginative, dark, intelligent and refreshing" by Mitchell Hogan (award winning author of Inquisitor and the Sorcery Ascendant Sequence).
Squid's Grief is available in ebook and paperback, and you can find your preferred retailer here.
24 Feb 2016
Squid's Grief was mentioned in John DeNardo's recent post on Kirkus! John (editor of the Hugo Award-winning blog SF Signal) discusses the sub-categorisations within fantasy and science fiction, and highlights some exciting new releases.
Check out the full article here.
22 Feb 2016
Two weeks left to enter the Goodreads giveaway for a chance to win a signed paperback copy of Squid's Grief. The giveaway is open worldwide and ends March 6, 2016.
17 Feb 2016
This year's Aurealis Awards finalists have been announced, and we're excited to share the news that two of DK's stories have been shortlisted.
'Almost Days' from the anthology Insert Title Here (FableCroft) is shortlisted for Best Fantasy Short Story, and 'The Heart of the Labyrinth' from In Memory: A Tribute to Sir Terry Pratchett is shortlisted for Best Young Adult Short Story.
Congratulations to everyone on the shortlists.
Find the full list of finalists here.
16 Feb 2016
The Ditmar Finalists for 2016 have been announced, and DK has been shortlisted for Best New Talent. The Ditmar Awards celebrate excellence in Australian speculative fiction writing.
"I'm delighted and humbled to be on the shortlist alongside Liz Barr, T.R. Napper & Rivqa Rafael. Australia has a strong and diverse speculative fiction community, and I'm honoured to be in such wonderful company." - DK
Find the full list of finalists here.
15 Feb 2016
Squid's Grief received a fantastic review from Stephanie Gunn at The Forest of Books.
"There is so much to love about this book. Squid and Grief are both amazing characters in their own right, and Baltus City feels like a living, breathing place. There's an almost cinematic vividness to the settings and people in the book, to the point where I could easily see this story translating to the screen. This is Mok's third novel, continuing a diverse career. If you've never read her work before, and are a fan of cyberpunk flavoured settings with a good dash of humanity and humour, this is a great place to start."
14 Feb 2016
Squid's Grief received a nice mention in Mitchell Hogan's latest interview on Smash Dragons.
"I always love D.K.'s intelligent characterisation and the wry humour throughout her books."
12 Feb 2016
There are less than 3 weeks to go until the release of Squid's Grief, and we're giving away a signed paperback copy over on Goodreads. The giveaway is open worldwide and ends March 6, 2016.
10 Feb 2016
Hunt for Valamon received a nice shout-out from award-winning author Mitchell Hogan during his latest reddit AMA.
"(DK's) characters are smart and sassy, and there's great humor throughout her books."
3 Feb 2016
In Memory: A Tribute to Sir Terry Pratchett received a lovely review in Wossname: Newsletter of the Klatchian Foreign Legion. Read the full review here.
18 Jan 2016
There's less than two months to go until the release of Squid's Grief! Keep an eye out for the giveaway, starting in the next few weeks.
You can also add Squid's Grief to your Goodreads to-read list here.
8 Dec 2015
We're excited to finally reveal the cover for DK's upcoming cyberpunk novel, Squid's Grief!
In the seething metropolis of Baltus City, car-hacker Squid is desperate for a fresh start. She dreams of a normal life and a respectable job, where retirement comes with a pension plan, not an exit wound. Determined to break free from the criminal syndicate that commands her, she agrees to one last heist. But when she rescues a cheerful amnesiac from the trunk of a stolen car, her decision to help him sends her own plans into a tailspin.
Squid and the amnesiac—soon nicknamed Grief—rapidly find themselves caught between warring criminal factions, shadowy vigilantes, and Squid's own hopes for a better future.
As she investigates deeper into the mystery of Grief's true identity, Squid begins to uncover a past darker than her own, setting her on a collision course with the enigmatic crime lords who rule Baltus City.
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The gorgeous cover art was created by Errick A. Nunnally, who also designed the cover for DK's fantasy novel Hunt for Valamon. You can find out more about Errick's writing and design work here.
Squid's Grief will be released on March 8, 2016, and will be available in paperback and ebook.
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If an attacker were on your network would you know?
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Security practitioners might not like to admit it, but they've been playing games with adversaries for years. Whether it's whack-a-mole, cat-and-mouse or chutes and ladders, the security game has always been reactive in nature or one that has us alternating between steps forward and steps back.
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Myths of cloud security debunked!
Despite the meteoric rise of cloud based applications and services, as well as its subsequent adoption by a significant number of enterprises, security still remains a major concern for many organizations.
How to simplify PCI DSS compliance with AlienVault USM
Demonstrating compliance with PCI DSS is far from a trivial exercise. Are you sure you can document your organization's compliance with the new 3.0 standards?
Cloud-managed IT security — Simple. complete. powerful.
IT security is more challenging than ever. IT departments are tasked with managing a roaming workforce with limited resources and budget. Security solutions need to be effective yet approachable, especially for mid-sized companies.
Defining requirements for industry-leading endpoint threat detection and response
Many enterprise security solutions claim to offer continuous endpoint visibility—reactively scanning, sweeping or polling your environment for a set list of known indicators or signatures. But this approach can take hours for a single result, disrupt the performance of your organization's endpoints, and miss insight into root cause and lateral movement of an attack
What's missing in your network security stack? DNS
DNS is used by every device on your network. But are you leveraging it in your security stack?
Intrusion vs. breach: How security analytics & automated response can improve your chances of avoiding a breach
In this webinar, our guest speaker John Kindervag, Vice President, Principal Analyst at Forrester Research, and Seth Goldhammer, Director of Product Management at LogRhythm, will discuss how pervasive visibility and big data security analytics, when coupled with intelligent automated response, can substantially reduce an organization's risk of experiencing a material breach or cyber incident.
Preparing for the holiday breach season
The weather may be warm now but retailers are already planning for the 2015 holiday season, when businesses will conduct as much as 20% of their total annual sales
21st century defense-In-depth involves more than 2 AVs
If one AV is good, are two AVs better defense against APTs, ransomware and other sophisticated malware? That's the way we used to do it back in the '80s and '90s, but does this approach still work?
Before the kill chain: What attackers are doing and how you can spot them
What if you could uncover the infrastructure attackers are staging and identify threats BEFORE the kill chain begins?
Reinventing security in a feudal world
Feudal Security, a concept popularized by cyber security guru Bruce Schneier, requires organizations to entrust the security of their data and infrastructure to cloud providers.
NYSE survey: Understanding cybersecurity in the boardroom
The connection between cybersecurity and a company's bottom line is crystal clear to board members — and they're worried. In fact, more than 80 percent of corporate directors now discuss cybersecurity at most or all boardroom meetings.
PCI compliance: Compensating controls for increased security
With credit card data theft growing at an alarming rate and undermining consumer confidence, organizations are investing in their network security for PCI compliance - only to realize that being compliant does not mean they're protected against advanced cyberattacks.
The Internet of Things (IoT): Critical risks for all enterprises
A recent report by Forrester Research identified security as being the "top concern" for enterprise technology and business decision-makers for IoT*.
Is the password dead? Not just yet.
Mark Twain once said, "The report of my death was an exaggeration." Can the same be said for the password?
Point-of-sale reality check: Security mid-year health assessment review
This webcast will highlight key findings from our recently completed Point-of-Sale Security Mid-year Health Assessment, during which we surveyed POS security professionals about their security posture.
Understanding SSL/TLS best practices and application protection
Websites are under attack. In the last year, new vulnerabilities have been uncovered that allows malicious attackers to undermine security that organizations put in place to protect themselves and their end users sensitive information.
Security considerations for private vs. public clouds
The cloud movement presents a rare and momentous opportunity to revisit not only how we think about computing, but also how we think about information security.
Discovering advanced threats: What you cannot see can hurt you
On average, it took compromised organizations over 200 days to detect attackers once they had penetrated the network. How long would it take your organization?
OMG, my root password is in the cloud - and that's where it should be!
In the modern enterprise privileged users are no longer entirely inside the perimeter, nor is your infrastructure.
Moving beyond passwords with mobile
Digital Identity is the foundation for granting user access in today's connected enterprise. Dated authentication approaches fall short on both security effectiveness and user experience.
Practical security control mapping for financial services organizations
According to Accenture's 2015 Global Risk Management Study, financial services and banking executives view cyber & IT risk as their top risk area over the next two years.
Help protect your organization from visual hacking: Best practices
How serious is the risk of visual hacking in your organization? Consider who may be viewing, photographing and collecting sensitive information from your offices and electronic devices when staff is mobile.
Social Threat Intelligence (STI)
Social has changed many aspects of information security. Fascinatingly, enterprise has been slow to embrace community sourcing security intelligence.
File sharing and collaboration - Today's data leakage dilemma
Companies today are faced with the monumental challenge of establishing strong and persistent file protection to ensure sensitive corporate information remains protected. Until now, companies have relied on traditional security solutions to protect critical information.
Applying automation and analytics to threat visibility, verification and removal
External threat actors are using innovation and automation to stay ahead of traditional security defenses.
The untended security threat in every office that's hidden in plain view
Sometimes the most obvious problems go unnoticed because they're hidden in familiar places.
Distil Networks 2015 Bad Bot Report: 5 high-risk lessons
Distil Networks has produced their annual Bad Bot Report. It's the IT Security Industry's most in-depth analysis on the sources, types, and sophistication levels of last year's bot attacks-- and there are serious implications for anyone responsible for securing their web infrastructure.
Top 5 reasons to switch to better endpoint protection
Today's threats are becoming increasingly complex. Organizations can no longer rely on antivirus alone and must be on the lookout for innovative, next-generation endpoint protection solutions.
How Microsoft Office365, ServiceNow, AWS and other cloud services extend their security
The growing increase in adoption of Cloud and SaaS services, is taking place with the most intense threat landscape we've seen in generations.
Mid-market mayhem
You see it every day in the media, blog posts and industry marketing; "It isn't a question of if, but when." This defeatist attitude is settling over the industry like Death's own shawl.
Building a sophisticated endpoint defense strategy with full security lifecycle protection
Attackers are more sophisticated than they've ever been. They're targeting our intellectual property, sensitive customer information, user information and much more. The network is not the target—it's the endpoint where that data resides.
Internet security best practices from the Global 1000
The world of IT security is undergoing tremendous change. The unstoppable momentum of the Internet and cloud computing, the ubiquity of mobile devices and the emergence of Internet of things have together turned the IT security landscape upside down.
Cloud encryption—One shoe won't fit all
There is no question about the acceleration of data migrating to the cloud. But which cloud? All clouds: a mix of Infrastructure-, Platform- and Software-as-a-Service cloud models are being deployed by almost every organization.
Defeating the Pragmatic Adversary
Current assumptions are that today's adversaries move through the kill-chain step-by-step, using the most advanced tools, techniques, and tactics to carry out their objective.
Today's mobile security threats and tips to enable productivity without compromising data security
The threat landscape is evolving, and mobile threats are on the rise.
Key security insights for 2015
It's clear that cyber-crimes are alive and well on the global stage and will only continue to be pervasive as long as organizations prolong taking the necessary defense measures to stop threats from slipping through the cracks.
Insider threat: The emerging policy landscape & best practices
Retired Senior Executive,CIA - Insider Threat Detection, Larry Knutsen, will review the evolution of U.S. policy on insider threats and what they mean to your organization.
IBM security expert panel: Fighting today's advanced attacks with behavioral-based prevention
With security incidents becoming a weekly, if not daily, occurrence, organizations need proactive, preventative security measures to protect themselves and their customers. Hear from a diverse panel of IBM Security experts.
How to help remove the big risks from big data
Although the IBM z Systems platform is known for scalability and security, you still have to monitor who did what, when, why, where and how to ensure that information stays protected.
March madness: The elite 8 of security threats
70% of the stories reported during March Madness are linked to malware, not basketball.
How to extend threat protection to off-network employees
Many of the largest data breaches recently were initiated by attackers targeting the weakest links—remote sites, supplier networks, and mobile workers.
Surfacing high-impact cyber threats via security intelligence
The rapidly expanding supply chain supporting the cybercrime economy is empowering cyber criminals, cyber terrorists and even nation states in ways that put companies, critical infrastructure and governments at increased risk.
Cloud IAM is set to break the sound barrier
Cloud apps and mobile devices are screaming their way into the enterprise like jet fighters, bringing employees more access than ever - and more passwords as well.
Why developers need to think about security
Software developers are challenged with prioritizing between delivering code within aggressive timelines and incorporating security into the development lifecycle.
5 file transfer strategies to strengthen your organization's security and compliance
Security auditors make a living picking apart mid-to-large size organizations security practices. And there are a lot of reasons businesses need to pay more attention than ever.
Understanding SSL best practices
The Secure Socket Layer (SSL) protocol is under attack. In the last year, new vulnerabilities have been uncovered that allows malicious attackers to undermine security that organizations put in place to protect themselves and their end users sensitive information.
Cracking the confusion between encryption and tokenization
Today there are more options for securing enterprise data than ever before. Yet with so many approaches, choosing the best fit isn't always an easy decision.
The 7 deadly IT sins: Know them. Fear them. Fix them
Is your organization protected from the 7 Deadly IT Sins? These crucial security areas are often overlooked, creating weak spots that hackers love to exploit— putting your network and data at risk.
How Provident Bank transformed their information protection strategy
A single click by your end users can lead either to a data breach or to data protection. Which would your organization prefer?
The insiders: A rogue's gallery
If it were as easy as looking at the wanted posters on the wall of the post office, anyone could identify an insider, round up a posse, and head them off before they damage the organization.
Mobile security in action: How enterprises are getting ahead of threats
Mobile cyber threats are on the rise and getting more advanced. Enterprises want to bolster their security programs to protect against new, unknown mobile threats, but understanding these risks requires visibility.
Transforming government services by leveraging trusted digital identities
Government agencies have the opportunity to lower cost and improve both internal and Citizen-facing services by moving from static web-based information portals to leveraging the web as a service delivery platform.
Moving beyond proxies
Proxy deployments today have outlived their usefulness and practicality. They have joined a long list of legacy products, providing limited security functionality against today's advanced threats.
Uncovering the threat: Uniting network and endpoint security for unmatched threat defense
When network and endpoint security solutions team up, the result is a strengthened security posture and a solution that is impossible for attackers to compromise.
Exposing risky IT security - Best practices from the testing trenches
Enterprises are racing to shore up on-premises and cloud defenses to avoid being the next security headline. Spending on security technologies is at an all-time high, but how confident are you in vendor decisions and the security architecture you are implementing?
Planning for PCI compliance in the cloud
Virtualization changes everything. The agility and cost efficiencies enabled by virtualization and the cloud are beneficial, as long as you understand why virtualization requires different security.
Understanding web bots and how they hurt your organization
The internet is literally crawling with bots. Millions of them scour the farthest reaches of the internet every day, indexing content, testing connections, and making the web more useful overall.
The ying and the yang of cloud security: Detection & incident response
While the cloud has fundamentally changed the way we do business, it has left organizations feeling vulnerable to attacks. Enterprise security architectures are being extended to include data security for the cloud.
Disrupting the threat: Respond, contain and recover in seconds
As adversaries continue to innovate—designing attacks specifically tailored for your enterprise—being able to respond, contain and recover in a timely manner has never been harder.
Identity requirements for risk and compliance - what you need to know
Identity is a critical component of proving compliance. Whether complying with industry regulations or security best practices, your auditors need to know who has access to what servers and data as well as who exactly did what, where and when.
How to detect SQL Injection & XSS attacks with AlienVault USM
They may be the oldest tricks in the book, but SQL injection and cross-site scripting (XSS) attacks still put a hurt on thousands of web applications every year, impacting millions of users—your users and customers.
Closing the web app data security gap: Dynamic data masking for web applications
The rigidity of web application security controls has left the enterprise vulnerable to data breach.
Leveraging Next-Gen SIEM for security intelligence: A buyer's perspective
Chartered with securing both the PII of over 250,000 physicians and a vast amount of highly valued intellectual property amidst a rapidly evolving threat landscape, Paul Lynch, Director of Data Security and Networks at the American Board of Internal Medicine (ABIM), recognized the need to move beyond a traditional SIEM, and employ a more holistic approach to Security Intelligence.
Back to basics - Ensure both PCI compliance and tighter security
Every business that operates a cardholder environment to transact with its customers is required to maintain compliance to the PCI DSS international standard for security. Penalties for lack of compliance have become costly yet compliance does not equal security.
Five great reasons to embrace mobile in the enterprise
Mobile Devices has seen unprecedented growth since their introduction and now form an integral part of our daily lives. Yet, many Enterprises have not fully embraced mobile as part of their strategy because of too many unanswered questions.
Exploring the digital underworld: Botnets, zero day threats and phishing
Organizations continue to face the ongoing challenges of securing a continually evolving network perimeter. Organized crime has shifted to the digital underworld.
Privileged account exploits shift the front lines of cyber security
Cyber threat investigators discuss privileged account vulnerabilities found in most serious security breaches.
Application control is more than whitelisting-It's monitoring, visibility, protection & default deny
Application Control technology is more than just whitelisting. Organizations have found significant value via full visibility into server and desktop environments by continuously monitoring and observing application behavior.
Prepare for the breach: Detect, respond and disrupt at the moment of compromise
Many organizations over invest in network security solutions—relying on traditional antivirus to secure their endpoints.
Secure agile development: Why can't we all get along?
Security teams are sharply focused on bringing security to applications and meeting compliance requirements in the delivery of these applications and services.
Your data's gone mobile: Keep it secure
There now are more mobile devices on the planet than humans, and cyber criminals are targeting them at an increasing rate.
PHI is more valuable than credit cards: Time to get serious about data security!
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Great!! That means the morons will have NOTHING to eat and will starve. (A very pleasant way to die, or they said regarding Terri Schiavo).
Oh, and we should ban all antibiotics too. After all, there is evidence Staph aureus evolved into George Staphylococcus.
Imagine there's no liberals,
It's easy if you try.....
They've run out of real news, and this ends up being the best that you can manufacture. Another sign that NPR needs to go back to analyzing poetry and Robert Frost.
Maybe we should start eating liberals. Metaphorically, of course. With a fine chianti and some Fava beans.
Yeah and what about roaches, fleas, ticks, flies, mosquitoes, lice, rats, all of which only want to find comfort in homes, should home owners not respect there rights as well.
Do they also not play their part in the so-called evolutionary process.../s
This is not new. 45 years ago several scientific magazines ran articles of how plants appeared to express emotion.
One test was to take several potted plants in a lab, rig them up with some electronic detector and take readings.
Then a man comes in and pulls up one plant and tears it apart. There was an immediate change in the readings.
Later several men went into the lab one at a time, and when the man who destroyed the plant came in, the electronic readings from the surviving plants almost went off the chart.
I always believed that we should have declared the small pox desease an endangered oranism. They got id down to the last strains in capitivity and it does not exist any longer in the natural world.
Under EPA guideline, this deases should be granted endanger specie status and a re-introduction campaign begun into the general population.
If they want plants to evolve on their own maybe they should be writing a letter to Monsanto.
The leftist war on contraception.
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