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Source: Palo Alto Networks "The Application Usage and Risk Report" (Fall 2008 Edition) Don't act so surprised. I wrote about this a long, long, long time ago... Consumer-driven technologies are driving IT Security into oblivion, and security managers mad.

As promised - My paper on the top 5 reasons information theft, fraud and identity theft are running so rampant is complete. If you've still got your pre-published copy out, please feel free to continue to submit comments that I may review the final in the coming weeks.

It's everywhere. It's covered in blogs, articles, whitepapers, press releases and the news. Data breaches are an everyday occurrence. That horrifies me. It should worry all of us in IT Security and Risk Management practices that every day people read about their information being pilfered from online

I have a sneaking suspicion my hosting provider secretly hates me after getting Slashdotted twice this week. But I don’t care, because in less than 48 hours it’s iPhone Day!!! Okay, so I already have one and all the new one adds is a little more speed, and a GPS that probably isn’t good enough for what I need.

On Thursday, June 19th Gartner’s Vendor Relations team held its regular quarterly analyst relations (AR) call. Because the Gartnerians do not currently offer a transcript of the call, just a replay, SageCircle is providing detailed notes.

Delivered by Steve Maytum - VP - End user platforms Today 54,000 managed XP desktop, two builds. Modified the Gina to add a “borrow” button to RDP to a CPS environment or RDP to the users desktop PC, this is similar to what CSC have done, but my modifying the GINA they have a solution that doesn’t force a locked session to logoff - nice!

Editor’s Note: It is no longer a new idea that innovation in the enterprise space is driven by creativity in the consumer space. (GigaOM guest columnist M.R. Rangaswami wrote about this last year.) Last week M.R’s own site, Sandhill.com had a nice post with tips for how b-to-b startups can succeed with ad-supported models—even be “entertaining, like iTunes”!