Paul Fisher

Appointed director of security services at Yorkshire-based services provider, Boxing Orange, earlier this year, Martin Dipper spoke to Paul Fisher about how the market for security services is changing, along with the threat landscape.

Altabef talks about Dell's plans for integrated secure services.

After two decades running his own business, he saw it taken over by HID Global, eventually becoming HID's senior vice president and chief technology officer. Paul Fisher met him.

Natalya Kaspersky, the CEO of InfoWatch and co-founder of Kaspersky Lab, believes that DLP is not enough on its own and business needs a wider view of what is happening.

He's no tambourine man, but the Salvation Army's CIO isn't there by accident - and he tailors his work to its high mission. By Paul Fisher

Thursday at RSA ended with a lecture by Dr Peter Warren Singer from the Brookings Institute. And coming after the dry and somewhat predictable speech from FBI director Robert S Mueller (the third, no less) it ended the day's proceedings with some ethical dynamics. It also effectively ended the conference, as while things happen on the Friday, the important stuff tends to play out from Tuesday to Thursday.

The new CEO of Webroot, Dick Williams, has been speaking to SC at RSA Conference about his ambitions for the Boulder-based web and email filter business. Williams, who spent 22 years at IBM, is also a veteran of the Silicon Valley VC community. Most recently he served as CEO-in-Residence at Accel Partners, working on new start-ups.

Scott Charney and Enrique Salem grasp the mettle during keynote sessions and realise that our brave new world brings hidden dangers in the cloud.

Cisco yesterday announced AnyConnect Secure Mobillty. A suite it says that will combine the endpoint, the network and the cloud within one package driven by IronPort hardware.

Richard Thomas served as UK information commissioner until 2009. He is credited with bringing data security into the mainstream. By Paul Fisher