In our shrill world of paranoia where vendors clench their general counsel’s arm tight enough to powder walnuts, it’s not surprising that End User Licensing Agreements (EULAs) continue to grow in absurdity. With the continued prevalence of free OS’, hardware vendors are undoubtedly under increased pressure to either disclose sufficient information for drivers to be [...]
A question we’re asked by many an interested party. I’ll give you my perspective on what it’s like to be a part of the Arbor Security Engineering & Response Team (ASERT). It’s Microsoft patch Tuesday, and that just adds to the workload. We’re busy here in Ann Arbor, people getting ready for our annual poker [...]
I don’t know who dislikes RFPs more: vendors who have to answer them or customers who have to create them and then read all the responses. There aren’t too many things that waste more time than RFPs. I understand the original premise of these: they were a way for a customer to define their needs [...]