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LMTV | Cyber Crime and Computer Forensics (by Casey Mullis)

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A famous entrepreneur Guy Kawasaki once said that the only two reasons to start a business is to 1) right a wrong, or 2) prevent the end of something good. Only then, would we have the passion and clarity to endure the constant setbacks and rejections. Casey Mullis did a wonderful presentation today talking about cyber investigation and law enforcement. He asked a simple question: How far would you go to prove someone's innocence or to prosecute a known criminal (especially a child pornographer or child molester)? The answer is simple, "You never give up. You dig and dig until the Facts meet the Truth!" Computer forensics is much more than a technical challenge. We can't afford bystanders when our children's future is at stake.

LMTV | Cyber Crime: What You Don't Know Can Hurt You (by Tim O'Neill)

This Google hangout video was produced by Man'ority Report.

"You can do anything if you put your mind to it." True for a 15-year old immigrant boy who didn't speak English but ended up being an university professor and a successful entrepreneur. That's the American dream. Unfortunately it is also true for a bunch of religious fanatics who hijacked civilian transports and turned them into flying molotov cocktails. That's the American nightmare. It wouldn't take much to start cyber terrorism. Similarly, as parents, our worse nightmare is when we say goodnight to our kids and they go into their private bedrooms and turn on their computers. +Tim O'Neill did a fantastic job today giving us an overview of cyber crime. You can run. You can hide. But what you don't know can and will hurt you.

#Man16 #LMTV +Denny K Miu

LMTV | Tool Aggregator from Anue Systems

Vendor Profile - Anue Systems is the market and technology leader in network visibility solutions. The Austin, Texas based company was founded in 2002 and is a leading provider of Network Emulation and Tool Aggregation solutions. The world’s leading network equipment vendors, enterprises, and service providers use Anue Network Emulators to see and test the real impact of the wide area network on networked applications. Fortune 2000 companies use the Anue 5200 Series Tool Aggregator to provide the visibility that network monitoring tools in their data centers need, in order to secure and monitor networked applications. Anue Systems has over 500 customers worldwide.

John Delfeld is VP of Marketing at Anue Systems. John has launched new product lines and grown revenues at both start ups and publicly traded companies including Cirrus Logic, NCR, and MCC. Prior to joining Anue Systems, he served as co-founder and marketing vice president at Teravicta, the industry’s first supplier of RF MEMS switches. Mr. Delfeld has an undergraduate degree from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and a master’s degree from the MIT Sloan School.

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LMTV | Rapid Problem Identification from Xangati

Vendor Profile - Xangati provides a rapid problem identification (RPI) system which IT organizations leverage when first responding to end-user, application and network performance and availability issues. Xangati RPI enables its users to swiftly and effectively track down root cause. Enterprises, government organizations and service providers alike use Xangati to accelerate problem identification efforts by at least twenty percent, which directly results in major productivity gains for the technical teams and their end-users.

Alan Robin is the CEO of Xangati. Alan has more than twenty years experience in the networking and security industries. He has contributed to six, successful start-up companies by developing product and market strategies that result in dramatic growth in sales. As president and CEO of netVmg, he led efforts from early shipments to closing the acquisition with Internap in less than two years. He also held positions as VP of sales for CacheFlow (now Blue Coat Systems) through their highly-successful IPO, for Ipsilon (acquired by Nokia), and Bay Networks/Wellfleet Communications. Alan holds a BS degree in chemistry from Kenyon College and an MBA in Finance from Fairleigh-Dickenson University.

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