Security Management Strategies for the CIO
Eric Ogren is the founder and Principal Analyst of the Ogren Group. At the Ogren Group, Eric advises security vendor clients and assists them in developing traditional written/spoken and social media communications.
Eric’s background features over 15 years of software engineering experience, proven successes in product management at RSA, vice president of marketing at security startups Okena/Cisco, Sequation, and Tizor, and security industry analyst for the Yankee Group and ESG.
Eric holds a B.S. degree in mathematics from the University of Massachusetts and an M.S. degree in Computer Science from Boston University.
Contributions from Eric Ogren, Contributor
- Four VDI security concepts for every virtual desktop
- VDI security supports active protection strategies
- Application whitelisting: an extra layer of malware defense
- Database activity monitoring lacks security lift
- Health Net breach failure of security policy, technology
- Secure your remote users in 2010
- How to use Internet security threat reports
- Two-factor authentication, vigilance foil password theft
- DLP technology challenges security costs
- Phishing protection begins with training, antiphishing evangelist
- Feds push cybersecurity jobs, PCI DSS changes ahead.
- Whitelists, SaaS modify traditional security, tackle flaws
- Secure virtual desktop software enables remote client security
- Security vendors can learn from ConSentry Networks demise
- At VMworld 2009, companies focus on virtual desktops for security
- Hacker charges also an indictment on PCI, expert says
- Marine Corps' Twitter ban example of security paranoia
- Patch management study shows IT taking significant risks
- Microsoft Security Essentials (MSE) shows no vision
- New hacker skills optimize revenue