By: Andrew Kirch >>   In last week’s blog article, we discussed commercial, and semi-proprietary options for a better firewall experience at home.   Most Commercial Off-the-Shelf routers can be reflashed with open source firmware giving them Continue...

By: Andrew Kirch >> Recently, I met Jim Salter at SouthEast LinuxFest (SELF). Jim is an IT consultant, and while he started with FreeBSD, spends much of his time on Windows and Linux these days. Jim is also the author of Sanoid, a GPLv3 extension Continue...

The Sky Isn't Falling in IT Security, as Some Might Suggest eWEEK | Sean Michael Kerner The long-held saying that "if it bleeds, it leads" holds true for information security reporting, but it really shouldn't. Reporting on cyber-security can be a some Continue...

The Sky Isn't Falling in IT Security, as Some Might Suggest eWEEK | Sean Michael Kerner The long-held saying that "if it bleeds, it leads" holds true for information security reporting, but it really shouldn't. Reporting on cyber-security can be a some Continue...

By: Kent Erickson >> Zenoss had a great time at VMworld! We introduced more than 2,000 people to the Intelligent Data Center and managed to give away hundreds of orange foam Zenny zebras. If you've got an orange Zenny, tweet us a picture to @zeno Continue...