Georgian’s Start Wine’n

Ask any non-Georgian about what type of agriculture is offered in our State and I’m betting wine would not be on their list. But in fact, this map from the Georgia Wine Country shows Georgia has close to 30 wineries and vineyards combined.
I’m bringing this point up today because our legislature is introducing a [...]

And It Begins…

Roy Cooper, the Attorney General from North Carolina announced yesterday that he is proposing State law changes that will…

“…increase punishment, give law enforcement better ways to track down offenders and require those who discover pedophiles to turn them in. It would also require social networking websites to get parents’ permission before their [...]

RSA Recap

So sunny San Fran turned out to be not so sunny this week. But the outlook for identity is definitely very bright!
There were definitely some significant events at the show. First, Symantec’s announcement at DEMO the week before to provide an Identity Service and their demonstration (with our technology supporting it I might add) [...]

Catch Me If You Can 2.0

If you haven’t seen Wired Magazine’s article “I Was A Cybercrook for the FBI” yet, stop right now and go read it.
Getting a glimpse into the life of cyber criminals is almost as chilling as the rain and sleet that fell in Atlanta yesterday. I’m heading out to Sunny San Francisco early next week [...]