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How' bout it sucks... ?
Jakes Dad,... very nice information, with B.of A. behind the ball that's also a pretty broad enticement for the long standing, free wheelin' Barge /consumer play.
As the other guest added, the market is getting ripe for a highly secured, tiered level of net security for infrastructure (obviously long over due). Finally we may be onto a solution, I know Weby's T.T.S. montra clearly and understand to make it right takes time. Hopeful cheers to finality on some level...thanks for posting.
brant point, an interesting point you make, your theory goes 'awry' with the word logic, though I'll gently insert the fact; as a retail investor the high frequence trading (you may have seen the 60 minute piece last night)? that is occurring in a high percentage of the market place has shifted the whole concept of an open market...
As well, the unfortunate point,(IMHO) maybe Wave's overall big picture strategy, the technology is a game changer. You know how that generally goes... burning, hanging, arrows etc...
ps. thanks for seeding the world with a small lantern of light within an ever darker world of technology imitating and illustrating our delusion of grandeur.
BerthaB. albeit not the guideance I was looking for, it is ... guidance, thanks for posting. This should at least support the long term stockprice support level we seem to be finding lately, here at the bottom of a long upturn/steep curve. I recently heard of an interesting analogy, that is apropos. The learning curve is steep, but it's short. May Weby's chart of chasm begin the cross over... thanks again,good day to you...
April, I love the drama...in that line! ! I'll be looking forward to next week too... good weekend, huh ?
lugan, oh please don't buy into a new poster at this point,. esp. with that intro. It's way /easy predictable how that exchange will go. Yet if you must ... continue,... albeit good luck... myself.. ? Longin Wave, and a continual optimist... hey that's somewhat of a contradiction...? Go Wave... Recall I was chanting go gators earlier today...! good day to you. R.
tkc,...good ascertation S.E.D.s is the posssible shift. I think the growth curve here is getting more interesting for sure. My comment earlier general y.o.y. revs up, great yea, ! and then reading how EBITAS missed again,, was initially frustrating. That being said. Hesnd the team are/is a big picture guy and I can agree with the growth curve being a little "wavey" (pun intented) at this point ... Good day. Now, my intrugue lies as to where the daily price is going to settle... slog on or...? R.
Based on my 2nd look, I'm not as elated all the sudden... slog on eom.
brant point, Nice... !thanks,eom
Taxi vader very nice find, thanks for sharing,eom.
lugan, thank you... ! eom
x point, great D.D. at work thanks. good day to you.eom
Maynard, What, patient still propitory.. ? eom
Jakes_dad, Thanks, That,(one)...is a very interesting patent appl. eom
Jakes_dad: Hmmm..., H/P patent, I'd appreciate some input from Sheldon L. or others on this HP news. Looks like a very interesting (to put it politely)patent here regarding any recent Wave and H/P connection. Hard to read inside all the legalize,(lots of remote references and TPM verification lingo for sure...) Any input of significance as related to Waves basic portfolio would be helpful. thanks for all your great D.D.
Great news Awk... ! thanks, eom.
Vaca, Awk. I like this one too. BETHESDA, MD--(Marketwire - 09/13/10) - Digital Management, Inc. (www.digitalmanagement.com), a leading IT solutions and business strategy consulting firm, announced today it has partnered with Wave Systems Corp. (NASDAQ:WAVX - News) (www.wave.com) to deliver comprehensive Trusted Computing solutions to security-conscious government and commercial enterprises.
With cybersecurity clients including the Department of Defense, Department of Transportation, General Services Administration, and Small Business Administration and participation in the industry's Trusted Computing Group (TCG), Digital Management is a leader in IT security solutions and a recognized expert in the emerging TC solutions market.
Wave Systems provides best-in-class enterprise software for managing and utilizing fundamental Trusted Computing hardware technologies such as the Trusted Platform Module (TPM) and Self-Encrypting Drives (SEDs). Based on Trusted Computing technologies, Wave software provides enterprises with a new, higher level of data protection, strong authentication and network access control.
As a Wave Certified Solutions Provider, Digital Management leverages and optimizes Wave software solutions to simplify IT management and solve critical cybersecurity problems for its clients. Digital Management's Trusted Enterprise service and solution offerings incorporate Wave's enterprise solution suite, including:
EMBASSY® Remote Administration Server for remote management of SEDs and TPMs
EMBASSY® Key Management Server for Trusted Computing key management
EMBASSY® Authentication Server for multi-factor authentication, including TPM, smart card, biometric and password
"As cyber threats have escalated beyond the control of traditional software IT security solutions, we're proud to be a Certified Solutions Partner with Wave Systems," said Jay Sunny Bajaj, Digital Management's CEO. "Wave is the undisputed leader in solutions that manage next-generation Trusted Computing technologies. Our new Wave-powered solutions and services will enable us to set a new benchmark for best-in-class cybersecurity for our clients."
"Digital Management has consistently delivered the very best security to their clients and is unique among its peers in understanding the value, relevance and potential of Trusted Computing," said Steven Sprague, Wave's President and CEO. "We're excited to work with them in partnership to transform how enterprises think about and implement data protection, authentication, and network access control."
Wave's client software is on more than 70 million PCs worldwide and has been validated on all major platforms. TPMs are a standard component of virtually all business-class PCs; more than 350 million platforms have shipped to date.
Self-Encrypting Drives (SEDs) are available from major storage vendors and major PC OEMs. They offer performance advantages over software encryption, as well as better security as the keys never leave the hardware of the drive controller.
Digital Management and Wave Systems will both be exhibiting at the NSA Trusted Computing Conference & Exposition in Orlando, FL, September 14th and 15th (Digital Management in booth 202, Wave Systems in booth 205)
About Digital Management
Digital Management is a leading IT solutions and business strategy consulting firm focused on providing solutions that transform enterprise operations in government and business by dependably bridging the gap between business strategy and mission success. Leveraging technology as an efficient, economical means to an end, Digital Management crafts solutions that result in increasingly interoperable, responsive, and cost-effective enterprises. Digital Management provides services and solutions in Strategic Business Transformation, Software Systems Modernization, Enterprise Information Management, Cybersecurity, and Healthcare IT. Digital Management's Cybersecurity Division delivers strategic solutions that dramatically heighten situational awareness, while leveraging the latest technologies and techniques to raise overall cybersecurity posture. Digital Management is an SBA-certified, minority-owned, 8(a) small business, headquartered in Bethesda MD, with satellite and project offices throughout the country.
Vacacasa. Nice,... thanks, eom.
Just another Demo.?
Wave Systems Corp. (NASDAQ:WAVX - News) today announced that it will show a wide range of security capabilities in development that include device-based authentication to secure the client PC, secure remote access to the corporate domain, and strong, hardware-based federated access to both corporate and public cloud services. The series of demonstrations will take place at the Intel Developer Forum (IDF) 2010 (booth # 679) at Moscone Center West, San Francisco, Sept. 13-14.
Notebook and desktop PCs with Intel® Coreâ„¢ vProâ„¢ processors enable IT to take advantage of hardware-assisted security and manageability capabilities that enhance their ability to maintain, connect and protect business PCs. Wave's client and server software utilizes this native hardware security so that any IT department can meet its strong authentication needs throughout the enterprise. This includes establishing more secure, managed access to the client PC, establishing hardware-based strong authentication to the domain, and ensuring that only hardware-authenticated users are allowed access to corporate cloud services. The ability to strongly identify both the user and/or the device based on tamper-resistant hardware authentication is essential to combating the risks associated with putting more and more information in cyber space.
"Intel Core vPro processors offer intelligent security and management technologies," said Lisa Watts, director of Ecosystems Enabling, Intel Corporation. "These native features give IT a powerful set of tools to address looming cyber security threats, and to adapt to a changing computing environment marked by the migration of services and applications to the Cloud, and an increasingly mobile workforce."
Demos in Focus: Out of Band Management; Secure Remote Access; Strong User ID for Web Single Sign-On
Use of vPro Advanced Management Technology (AMT) for Pre-boot Network Management of Self Encrypting Hard Drives (SEDs): SEDs provide great protection of local data on devices and ensure strong authentication to the PC. Wave's client software has an embedded communication and control interface with AMT that enables secure out-of-band communications with the client PC. Capabilities include "wake on LAN," (where a PC that has been turned off is "awakened" for routine maintenance and diagnostics), secure "unlock" and management of SEDs on the network, and secure out-of-band user recovery. Benefits to the enterprise include state-of-the-art encryption and user authentication, without compromising manageability.
Secure Remote Access Using Windows 7: Many companies have their own virtual private networks (VPNs) to accommodate the needs of remote employees and distant offices. A key feature of Windows 7 is Direct Access, which gives mobile users seamless access to the corporate domain without using a third-party VPN. Wave has enhanced Microsoft Direct access to leverage the secure authentication capabilities of the Trusted Platform Module (TPM), a hardware security component on all business-class Intel motherboards. By leveraging the TPM's key protection capabilities, a strong device identity can be achieved ensuring that only known devices are connected to the corporate domain prior to user authentication.
Strong Authentication between the User, the User's PC and the Application in the Cloud: Wave will demonstrate how users can authenticate to cloud services like Google Apps without a UserID and password -- by using their PC as a token. This capability provides the user with a great experience of "click and enter," while giving IT the advanced security controls to ensure that only authorized users and policy-managed computers have access. Cryptographic binding is accomplished using SAML 2.0 and Intel vPro technology. This demonstration shows how user certificates housed in the TPM can be provisioned from the Microsoft Certificate Authority to provide strong authentication to Google Apps.
Strong Machine ID for Greater Security of OpenID: Wave will demonstrate strong, hardware-based authentication using OpenID to public sites that support OpenID credentials. As an OpenID credential is bound to the user's PC, the user gains the ease of access of a universal single sign-on for account creation and persistent access to over 50,000 websites. No longer do users have to worry about multiple passwords, as their PC becomes the universal access token. By storing the private keys in hardware, Intel vPro technology ensures that the user's identity cannot be stolen from his PC via malware or guest users. As OpenID continues to grow in use, the protection of the single sign-on credential with hardware will be paramount. Wave will demonstrate how OpenID credentials can be provisioned into the TPM on a vPro platform via the browser, using Wave's Cloud-based, high-assurance OpenID provider, id.wave.com.
http://finance.yahoo.com/news/Wave-to-Demonstrate-Uses-of-iw-1050598499.html?x=0&.v=1
Intel buying Infineon's wireless operations
BERLIN (AP) -- German chipmaker Infineon Technologies AG is selling a unit that makes products for wireless telephones to California's Intel Corp. in a $1.4 billion cash deal, the companies said Monday.
Germany's Infineon said the sale of the wireless solutions, or WLS, unit would allow it to focus on its core business. Intel said the acquisition would strengthen its hand in Internet connectivity.
WLS will operate as a standalone business, the companies said in a joint statement. The deal, which still requires regulatory approval, is expected to close in the first quarter of 2011.
The acquired technology will be used in Intel Core processor-based laptops and other devices including smartphones, netbooks, tablets and embedded computers.
The deal came weeks after an Aug. 2 announcement by Infineon that it was "in discussions with interested parties about a transaction" involving WLS.
"We can now fully concentrate our resources towards strong growth in our core segments," the automotive, industrial and chip card and security divisions, Infineon chief executive Peter Bauer said. "We all stand to benefit enormously from this deal."
"The global demand for wireless solutions continues to grow at an extraordinary rate," Intel president and CEO Paul Otellini said.
"As more devices compute and connect to the Internet, we are committed to making certain that Intel is well positioned to take advantage of the growth potential in every computing segment, from laptops to handhelds," he added.
WLS had annual revenue of euro917 million in the last financial year, which ended last September -- about 30 percent of Infineon's total of just over euro3 billion.
Shares of Infineon, based in Neubiberg, were 0.2 percent lower at euro4.60 ($5.87) in early Frankfurt trading. Intel is based in Santa Clara, California.
1260... "Strange as it appears, Wave will look better to some buyers coming from $1.80 to $3.00 as opposed to having just languished around $3.00." Good obsevation, validation perhaps ? The high frequency trading game is a nonhuman event. I for one would like more specious trading to occur (especially) for the retail investor. Or maybe, I've just been playing this game to long. lol! Good weekend to you.
Mig, lol ! ! One of us is wrong, My gut tells me, well never mind, It's currently just searching for/hungry for grub. Or, a Wave left field hit and triple run would be good too. Good day either way, chasing stock prices will not change my life..., Everyday above ground is a good day. Though some dry powder right now would be good too.
Dabears: Uh Oh... ? Quote. "As the Platform Integrity development lead, you would own(?)...(as in personally own ?) OS support for security hardware (TPMs), boot integrity and the Windows code signing and code integrity infrastructure. ( Next unclear point...) While delivering groundbreaking Windows features central to Microsoft strategy, you will interface with a broad array of teams looking to leverage your work to enhance the Windows experience for all our Windows users"... I'd like to think that this is all on "top of" the layer that Waves I.P. sits on. Your thoughts?
Ralph, Here. This is happening too ! ! Listened this morning Junipper is talking (45 minutes) about Stratus Project. Intersects with SKS comments yesterday nicely. Not to sound to optimistic on a down day, but things will be better. (Unsure if this link will work)Google the SeaarchSecurity site to gain access if unable to open it, etc. Good day.
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Snacks, How 'bout this one... Timely ?
http://finance.yahoo.com/news/Wave-to-Host-Panels-iw-2987105631.html?x=0&.v=1
Press Release Source: Wave Systems Corp. On Wednesday August 4, 2010, 8:33 am
LEE, MA--(Marketwire - 08/04/10) - Wave Systems Corp. (NASDAQ:WAVX - News) (www.wave.com) today announced that its Chief Scientist Robert Thibadeau, PhD, will host a pre-conference workshop on flash security on Monday, August 16, and a special open tutorial on flash and virtualization Thursday, August 19th, at the Flash Memory Summit at the Santa Clara Convention Center.
Now in its fifth year, the Flash Memory Summit focuses on developments in flash, a type of constantly powered nonvolatile memory that can be easily erased and rewritten. Flash, or solid-state, hard drives are a growing segment of the hard drive market, prized for their smaller size, durability and low power consumption. Last year, Samsung Electronics introduced the first solid-state, self-encrypting hard drive (SEDs) to the market, based on the Opal standard published by the Trusted Computing Group.
Dr. Thibadeau, a member of the Trusted Computing
Very, worthy of a repost.. thanks ! ! loleom...
Wavxmaster, A very astute obsevation. I'd been trying to understand where I'd heard that style of pros 'round here'... thanks for the memory jog.
Awk. And I thought it was just me. Thanks for the validation, so there are at least 2 of us ...lol! ! good weekend to you, stay strong.
mdt... supa,... thanks ! !eom
mdt Please forward a link or reference to it's orig.? If possible. Thanks, Happy Independance weekend to you !
Mig, Or your Representative, my thoughts also... Happy Independence day. 4th of July weekend to you ! ! Heres to strengthening the National Infrastructure... One way or another, grassroots activation is an answer !
jakes_dad... Interesting, good word... I'm unsure, seems as to be an add on,(tpm wide) ? As scene a few weeks ago...? Lets look forward to not just tomorrows close, Fed. announcement (?) Dells #s, as well as the upcoming Sept. event for some more clarity. Things could be gel'in... lol ! great dd work as usual. thanks, R.
jakes-dad, thanks, an interesting development... Interesting web site that is, did you get a look... slog on? Or, why do I love Mondays...?
Maynard, It wasn't that bad... look at the last sentence and follow the claim down to it's reference within the body(T.P.M. related reference)... My blind optimism... says it's all on top...of a T.P.M. Yet, as you specify it's a deep read. here is the sentence. "providing an environment comprising one or more of a set or sets of available security algorithms (62), the entity (64) being adapted to operate on data (702), which data has associated security criteria (704), only if the environment meets the associated security criteria."
Claims:
Vaca-casa, thanks for the update from the SANS source authority, "Depending on compliance requirements or internal policies, the ability to easily report on the state of encryption for laptops that store sensitive data may be a critical management feature. Audit trails and logs are important for key changes and revocation as well as any significant changes to the encryption infrastructure.
With data breaches from lost or stolen laptops increasing every year, organizations need to ensure that endpoint security is in place, and laptop encryption is one of the most capable and simple ways to accomplish this. With most laptop encryption products providing widespread platform support and a variety of features, enterprises are focusing more on performance, ease of deployment, and management capabilities as priorities in selecting a solution, especially larger organizations with numerous laptops to protect. In addition, compliance and privacy regulations may require laptop encryption, so reporting and audit trails are becoming more important as well. As laptop encryption becomes more cost-effective and simple to manage, especially with solutions such as pre-encrypted drives, it's highly likely that adoption rates will increase."
Dave Shackleford is director of risk, compliance and security assessments at Sword and Shield Enterprise Security and is a certified SANS instructor. Send comments on this article to feedback@infosecuritymag.com.
Slog on ... ? maybe, maybe not, yet lately my optimism is being run over my dogmatism... lol ! In general life is a gift,... Enjoy your day. Thanks again for your help !!
Jakes_ ... Interesting read and to think these were filed in 03... Old Softy (My opinion)with P. England as(one of)the authors, is always looking out front,... interesting last half of the year ?(are they M/S) ready for show time...? Thanks for all your fantastic D.D. help.
Weby, I heard that comment also and thought not much of it until now... Good point, and good weekend to you and yours... Gettin hot in Florida these days...
RWK, VacaCasa... Now I'm, more unsure ? or assured of the future.... lol ! !
VacaCasa... I like your subtle aspect posting s here, as well as the inuendos... Class Actin anyone... . ?
Weby well said... I would like to have taken advantage of the $3.30 range myself...
Also, I like the way the HAP Conference reschedule came up recently. Might I be so bold as to indicate the larger connection to the current political situation. I continue to be fascinated at how the timing of things works out... Example #1. current Google and Chrome security comments... #2. Russia and incident involving planes crashing... Just to name two coincidences that abound in a larger space... maybe, or obviously it's my conspiratorial mind at work, or not...
P.S. thanks for all you do...