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September 06, 2008

New Blog: Security For All by Joe Webster

A former co-worker and security software developer dude Joe Webster  started up his own blog, Security For All (http://secforall.info). Joe joined StillSecure back when I was CTO and I remember he was interested in the whole blogging and podcasting thing back even then. Hey, Joe... I'm surprised it took you so long to start the blog! :)

Seriously, Joe's not only a sharp guy but is also dedicated to improving securty. Plus, he's a really nice guy and great keyboard/composer. So check out Joe's new Security For All blog. He has a good post up there in response to one of Joel Snyder's videocasts about Network Access Control.

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Tags: Joe Webster, Joel Snyder, NAC, Network Access Control, new blogger, Security For All blog, StillSecure

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