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Web 2.0 with security in mind

The Community July 26th, 2007 Comments

As many of you already know, I’ve been speaking to bankers across the country about the web, especially the new technologies coming out of the Web 2.0 movement and how those technologies can help financial institutions connect better, via the Web, with their customers. It has been a lot of fun discussing the possibilities [...]

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The Garland Group Podcast: Episode 1

The Community July 25th, 2007 Comments

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I am very happy to announce our very first podcast! The guys have been tossing this idea around for a while and kudos to Court and Eric for finally sitting down and recording one of their great conversations. (Also props to Eric for the intro music and editing!)
In this episode, Court introduces the [...]

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The problem with assumptions

The Community July 17th, 2007 Comments

Richard Bejtlich has a blog that I read ever so often. His focus is primarily on security, but the topic in question here reaches into the financial sector.  Mr. Betlich illustrates a valid point concerning the complexity and uncertainty of Infosec in general. In a nutshell, a CIO (or IT deparment) is [...]

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1st Annual Garland Group Paintball Event

The Community July 6th, 2007 Comments

Well for those that couldn’t make the 1st annual paintball event you definitely missed a good time. We had close to 20 people out to the event which most of those hadn’t even played before. We were all comparing battle scars this week at the office.
I’d like to thank everyone for coming out [...]

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