01. Hemma Prafulichandra, HyTrust, Visits #theCUBE!. (00:47)
02. Simon Crosby, Bromium, Visits #theCUBE!. (00:52)
03. Mike Foley, VMWare, Visits #theCUBE!. (00:58)
04. Can You Put Security On An Untrusted Platform. (01:40)
05. How Do I Protect Myself. (03:08)
06. Are The TMT XP And Follow Ons Good Enough To Attest My Hardware. (04:47)
07. So The Hardware Vendors Need To Make It Easier. (06:36)
08. You've Got To Upgrade The Software. (08:35)
09. What Can I Do To Build Things Around Humans That Do Stupid Things. (11:00)
10. Do You Need To Have A Plan For Instant Response For Disaster. (15:36)
11. Instance Responses Need To Be Shared So People Have Something To Go To. (16:37)
12. People Need To Move On To The New Operating System. (17:14)
13. Closing Thoughts. (18:20)
Track List created with http://www.vinjavideo.com.
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Evolving a security model in the enterprise | #VMworld
by Darcie Nolan | Nov 24, 2015
Security is getting more complex and moving from hardware to software and coding hacks that can compromise business and beyond. It is a scary world we live in!
Hear from these industry experts as they talk about security, with Virtualization Security Analyst Edward Haletky hosting a panel with Hemma Prafullchandra, CTO and EVP of products at HyTrust, Inc.; Simon Crosby, cofounder and CTO at Bromium, Inc.; and Mike Foley, technical marketing, security at VMware, Inc. in this VirtSec Podcast from VMware 2015.
Solid practice
A solid security practice will allow companies to take care of unforeseen breaches and attacks. As Mike Foley puts it, “Security isn’t an action; security is a practice.” This practice includes hardware and software decisions, as well as knowledge about the changes happening in the industry.
The traditional security model isn’t working as efficiently as it used to. “There are better ways of achieving security by design,” said Crosby, “What you see emerging … is a set of ways … to make the infrastructure vastly more defensible. It is time to get rid of the old crap … it doesn’t work.”
Join the conversation as Haletky, Prafullchandra, Crosby and Foley dive into security and information that businesses might not be considering about their own level security – from mitigation to policies and updates with technology – and hear the latest tips and approaches for security that they share.
@theCUBE
#VMworld
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VirtSec Podcast | VMworld 2015
01. Hemma Prafulichandra, HyTrust, Visits #theCUBE!. (00:47)
02. Simon Crosby, Bromium, Visits #theCUBE!. (00:52)
03. Mike Foley, VMWare, Visits #theCUBE!. (00:58)
04. Can You Put Security On An Untrusted Platform. (01:40)
05. How Do I Protect Myself. (03:08)
06. Are The TMT XP And Follow Ons Good Enough To Attest My Hardware. (04:47)
07. So The Hardware Vendors Need To Make It Easier. (06:36)
08. You've Got To Upgrade The Software. (08:35)
09. What Can I Do To Build Things Around Humans That Do Stupid Things. (11:00)
10. Do You Need To Have A Plan For Instant Response For Disaster. (15:36)
11. Instance Responses Need To Be Shared So People Have Something To Go To. (16:37)
12. People Need To Move On To The New Operating System. (17:14)
13. Closing Thoughts. (18:20)
Track List created with http://www.vinjavideo.com.
--- ---
Evolving a security model in the enterprise | #VMworld
by Darcie Nolan | Nov 24, 2015
Security is getting more complex and moving from hardware to software and coding hacks that can compromise business and beyond. It is a scary world we live in!
Hear from these industry experts as they talk about security, with Virtualization Security Analyst Edward Haletky hosting a panel with Hemma Prafullchandra, CTO and EVP of products at HyTrust, Inc.; Simon Crosby, cofounder and CTO at Bromium, Inc.; and Mike Foley, technical marketing, security at VMware, Inc. in this VirtSec Podcast from VMware 2015.
Solid practice
A solid security practice will allow companies to take care of unforeseen breaches and attacks. As Mike Foley puts it, “Security isn’t an action; security is a practice.” This practice includes hardware and software decisions, as well as knowledge about the changes happening in the industry.
The traditional security model isn’t working as efficiently as it used to. “There are better ways of achieving security by design,” said Crosby, “What you see emerging … is a set of ways … to make the infrastructure vastly more defensible. It is time to get rid of the old crap … it doesn’t work.”
Join the conversation as Haletky, Prafullchandra, Crosby and Foley dive into security and information that businesses might not be considering about their own level security – from mitigation to policies and updates with technology – and hear the latest tips and approaches for security that they share.
@theCUBE
#VMworld
