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The invasion of consumer devices has begun – and it started with that gift under the tree

I recall all those Christmas Day meals in Australia eating turkey with my family with temperatures approaching 100 and wondering what it would be like to eat my Christmas Day bird in an environment more appropriate (i.e. cold and white). Sadly, this year the temperature in my Northern Hemisphere home...

Posted to CA on Service Management (Weblog) by Robert Stroud on 12-28-2011
What I learned at the 12th International Common Criteria Conference (Part 2)

In October , I wrote about the issue that the "Common" in Common Criteria is at risk of disintegrating, which was the first of two main themes from the International Common Criteria Conference (ICCC) , in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. As promised, in this post, I cover the second main theme: supply...

Posted to CA on Security Management (Weblog) by Joshua Brickman on 12-20-2011
CoIT part 2: Security of Mobile Users - Does it Differ from Security for non-Mobile?

A few months ago, I posted a blog on Consumerization of IT ( here ) where I explored some of the causes and impacts of this important trend (wow....has it really been that long since I last blogged? What have you been doing all this time, Sumner?). I mentioned in that blog that there would be a follow...

Posted to CA on Security Management (Weblog) by Sumner Blount on 12-13-2011
CA World 2011: What Happens in Vegas at CA World Shows Up on this Blog

This blog would not be complete without a recap of our recently concluded CA World. And even though several weeks and the Thanksgiving holiday have passed since we wound down CA World, several impressions are still fresh in my mind. I spent most of time at CA World in customer meetings or on the show...

Posted to CA on Security Management (Weblog) by Merritt Maxim on 12-05-2011
As Cloud Becomes a Teenager, It Is Time for Adult Supervision!

James Staten at Forrester recently published his Top 10 Cloud Predictions for 2012 . In it, James talks about how cloud is maturing, and warns of the challenges as cloud enters, as he describes it, "the awkward teenage years" ... "Cloud technologies matured nearly across the board ......

Posted to The CA Cloud Storm Chasers (Weblog) by Andi Mann on 11-30-2011
CA World 2011 Observations

I arrived in Las Vegas for my 15th CA World—15 CA World events and 35 years of transformation at C A Technologies. Everywhere you turned you saw the same sense of urgency for the need for speed and agility at this year’s conference. With 100 partners and 5,000 attendees, CA World 2011’s first two day...

Posted to Perspectives: CA Technologies corporate blog (Weblog) by Don LeClair on 11-17-2011
The Mainframe Remains Resurgent

So, I’m a couple of days into CA World ’11 and my feet hurt from being upright for double-digit hours every day, but it is heartening to see that our solid core of mainframe customers are here in force. In fact, there are more mainframers here than the two previous CA Worlds! The Exhibition Center is...

Posted to EXEC I/O Mainframe Blog (Weblog) by Scott Fagen on 11-15-2011
CA World 2011 Opens

It’s the morning of the first full day here at CA World 2011 and I could not be more excited that 5,000 of our customers, partners, journalists, and analysts from around the IT industry are in attendance! We have worked energetically over the last few months to ensure that every single attendee gains...

Posted to Perspectives: CA Technologies corporate blog (Weblog) by Ellyn Raftery on 11-14-2011
A View of the Future from CA Labs at CA World

CA World 2011 , being held in Las Vegas next week, is a place to get a glimpse of how innovative technology is addressing the business challenges we need to deal with now, and those we will face in the not-too-distant future. At CA Technologies, CA Labs performs research targeted at solving real problems...

Posted to Perspectives: CA Technologies corporate blog (Weblog) by Gabby Silberman on 11-10-2011
VMworld Europe and Virtualization Security

It's always interesting to see how different U.S. and European conferences are. VMworld Europe was probably the largest IT conference I've seen in Europe with around 5,000 attendees and it was located in Copenhagen - one of the most beautiful cities in Europe. Having been at VMWorld in Las Vegas...

Posted to CA on Security Management (Weblog) by Nimrod Vax on 11-01-2011

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