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John Casaretto

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Exclusive: John McAfee’s ring of danger in Belize

If you have kept up on the continuing John McAfee series here at SiliconANGLE, you may recognize that the elements surrounding McAfee in Belize were filled with not only dangerous situations, but also some very dangerous people. As his world in Belize …

John McAfee privacy app D-Central1 to hit Google Play

Back in February, John McAfee announced the developing privacy app project under the working title ‘Cognisant’ – with the release date of March 1st.  Delayed by refinement work and beta testing, the app has gone through a number of enhancements and a name …

Windows XP – Proceed at your own risk

The countdown to XP Armageddon is now eight days away and if you’ve sat there twiddling your thumbs, thinking there would be an extension or that your Windows XP systems work great, then you’re about to be very sorry.  On August 25, …

Document management, security + AWS | #AWSSummit

This year’s AWS Summit featured much buzz around cloud services and products, and one of the recurring stories was how partner services have been able to utilize AWS to provide definitive value to their clients.  Alfresco is one of those companies and …

Cloud security isn’t one size fits all | #AWSSummit

TheCUBE visited the 2014 AWS Summit last week, and there was no shortage of absolutely great thought leadership going on throughout the broadcast.  Cloudnexa CEO Joel Davne had a great spot on theCUBE where he talked about the company’s market positioning, and …

McAfee CSO article stirs up the whitehat infosec community

An article published by Security Magazine online by McAfee Chief Security Officer Brent Conran earlier this month has created a storm of controversy in the infosec community.  Posted under the category ‘Cyber Safety’ and entitled ‘Why Not to Hire an Ethical Hacker’, …

Predictive security goes beyond the network

In the last several months millions of credit card numbers have been lost in data breaches.  Personal health records have been lost and millions of user IDs and logins have slipped through the fingers of those entrusted to protect them.  The loot …

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