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Vendor parties during Black Hat USA is always interesting, because the conference is in Las Vegas. Here is a list of vendors that I know of that are throwing parties this year at Black Hat USA 2008. Tuesday, August 5th Qualys Fortify Wednesday, August 6th Arbor Networks MANDIANT WASC / OWASP

By Amit Deshmukh The DNS vulnerability recently discovered by Dan Kaminsky allowed researchers and vendors from across the world to collaborate over fixing the issue. (Details available here: http://news.cnet.com/8301-1009_3-9998906-83.html). Old news but…… Since then a number of security solution vendors have jumped onto the bandwagon of the week.

In the recap mode, here’s a list of the top 20 serial entrepreneurs I have spoken with: * Philippe Courtot - a very young 63-year old CEO of Qualys.

In the recap mode, here are the top seven SaaS startups that I am tracking: * Qualys - Managed security and compliance; Interview with CEO Philippe Courtot; Forbes Column: The Next VmWare.

In the recap mode, here are the top seven SaaS startups that I am tracking: * Qualys - Managed security and compliance; Interview with CEO Philippe Courtot; Forbes Column: The Next VmWare.

For too long the vulnerability management vendors have been quiet. In fact the whole sector has taken on the "mature" label which seems to indicate there is no new innovation happening. Recently though we have seen some new announcements in this area. Also, Gartner should have a new marketscope due out soon.

One of the things I was interested to investigate at this week's RSA conference was whether SaaS and cloud services (compute, storage, etc.) had entered into the horizon of the security market. The answer is easy. NO. Not even close. Security doesn't get where the software market is headed and we need to get after it now.

One of the things I was interested to investigate at this week's RSA conference was whether SaaS and cloud services (compute, storage, etc.) had entered into the horizon of the security market. The answer is easy. NO. Not even close. Security doesn't get where the software market is headed and we need to get after it now.