What's in the (Drop)box? With Viivo, PKWARE keeps others from finding out
The company's Viivo platform gives control back to users with encryption and key management for Dropbox.
Chris Morales
Former AnalystBiography
Chris Morales was a Senior Analyst in the Enterprise Security Practice. He has 17 years of IT experience, with the last 12 focusing on information security. He was most recently the Technical Partner Manager at Accuvant, where he developed position strategies for new offering areas, such as mobile device security, data security and malware threat analysis.
Before joining Accuvant, Chris was a Security Architect with McAfee, where he developed integration strategies for security products in key client accounts. He also served as a Security Architect with IBM Internet Security Systems, and held the role of Senior Systems Administrator with Delta Technology, where he assisted in the upgrade of their network to Ethernet and implemented a server management strategy. Earlier in his career, Chris cofounded a company that developed business finance software and small-business networks.
Chris's areas of expertise include mobile security, data security, vulnerability management, malware detection and host protection.
Recent Research from Chris Morales
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Lancope catches malware by going with the (Net)Flow
Building on the premise that enterprise networks are likely already compromised, Lancope's latest release of its StealthWatch system looks to detect and stop malware, APTs, DDoS attacks, and insider threats.
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Co3 Systems automates processes behind incident response and compliance
Process is a key component of security, and Co3 Systems is providing the process needed to make security work via its SaaS platform.
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GFI Software spins off its security business unit to form ThreatTrack
The company has long provided a sandbox for malware analysis. Now it's ready to bring it to the masses under a new name.
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Fortinet acquires application delivery vendor Coyote Point Systems
Fortinet brings more networking into its security portfolio by reaching for application delivery control provider Coyote Point.
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Framehawk uses mobile application delivery to provide enterprise mobile security
The company claims it is able to deliver any app to a mobile device over a remote connection that is secure in transit and in use, and leaves the device off the network.
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