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Truer word have never been said.

Any tool that has made it into the tool box is worth keeping around. I may not use it as often today as I have in the past, however sometimes it is still the correct tool for the job.

They are actually taking into account pedestrians and cyclists. One of their "fails" they didn't anticipate was the auto driving car approaching a four way stop and a fixed gear bike approaching from a right angle. The cyclist was do a track stand, making micro adjustments to position as opposed to putting a foot down. The…

Good example. I have used this rule in the past concerning people. 20 percent of the people get 80 percent of the work done.

Perhaps we should lobby for that.

So true, and RMF is coming...finally!

Sounds like fun!

Awesomeness! I'm going to use that.

Great read. The folks at the ISC have some interesting tales to tell. It's the same concept as sharing Intel in the military. Makes me wonder about using social media for spreading counter intel. Set the trap and watch for intrusions. Just my inner Gray Hat thinking out loud.

I have to agree with tcbene. If you are logging everything, most people won't both looking through the logs for relevant data. If you tailor your logging to capture useful data with a minimum of fluff, admins will take greater interest and make use of the logs. Now you have buy in from a greater number of people which can…

I call it attention to detail. Like minds.

Let's not forget the IOS/NX-OS/Name your route-switch gear OS patching. Got keep the perimeter firewall and IDS up to date as well.

Malcolm Reynolds for president

Quick and concise. Good read.

Congrats to gladis​

Round one was fun. Round two had some tough decisions, and some not so tough ones.

Agreed. Judge a person on the quality of their code, and nothing else.

Good to know. I've been working with Sidewinders since they were Secure Computing. Now that Raytheon has purchased the Enterprise Firewall and the Next Gen, we are looking for something different. Word is that Raytheon isn't going to continue support for Firewall Enterprise for much longer. Palo Alto?

I will be following the class action lawsuit against Google. This could be huge! The repercussions could be far reaching.

As usual, great reads. Keep it up.

Oh yeah. I'm in. Wouldn't miss it.

We tend to group these together as one and the same. Good write up.

A good ticketing system is worth the expense. If only for the historical data.

I like that. Mind if I borrow it?

We are working on RMF as well. I welcome the new view of things.

or hand jamming 3000 lines of octal code into the mainframe maintenance panel so I could play Lunar Lander on a serial dumb terminal.

A true sailor in every respect.

With NPM we have some knowledge of what is working on our network. We will be adding NTA, SAM, and LEM soon. I can't wait to have a clearer view that these tools will bring to the party.

Looking forward to the follow on articles in February.

Beats the alternatives.