BlueClaws closer Josh Zeid took questions from fans through PhuturePhillies.com, a Phillies minor league blog. Here is part one, where Zeid talks about the transition to the bullpen, his time in college, how that prepared him for minor league baseball, and more.
Read more about Reader Q&A: Josh Zeid (Part One) .

BlueClaws closer Josh Zeid took questions from fans through PhuturePhillies.com, a Phillies minor league blog. Here is part one. In part two, Zeid talks about the instruction he received in college compared to the pros, being an older player in the SAL, some teammates that have impressed him so far, and more.

Thanks to Josh for taking some time to do this!
Read more about Reader Q&A: Josh Zeid (Part Two) .

Before the April 11th game at Greensboro, we sit down with BlueClaws SS Roman Quinn for an interview.
Read more about Roman Quinn, 4/11/13 .

In this episode I have a bit of a hardware and general state of biometrics discussion with Jim Schriver, Director of New Technologies at Black Box Network Services.

The topic of biometrics has been of interest to me and other in the industry as of late as I've begun to see a number of very successful implementations particularly around the military and law enforcement. I still belive the technology and direction is excellent - however the issue so far as I can tell remains getting the IT folks and the physical security folks to see eye to eye on who owns what and how it all operates.

That is part of what we discussed here - but moreover I plan on having further discussions on down the road hopefully with the practitioner behind one of the successful implementations I am suggesting are out there.

Read more about RSA 2010 - Discussion with Jim Schriver on biometrics - Episode - 38 .

In this episode I speak with Robert Rodriguez, Founder and President of the Security Innovation Network.

It's always a pleasure to speak to my good friend and business associate Robert as he is able to explain our nations need for security innovation better then anyone I know - while giving direction to start-up companies on what it takes to get out there and start doing business with the government.

Anyone listening should also keep an eye on the Security Innovation Network website for new activities, and the Fourth Annual Entrepreneurs Forum is coming up March 16-17, 2010 at Stanford University with a star line up of speakers also discussed in our podcast.

Finally, Robert Rodriguez is also one of our judges for the SC World Congress Security Innovators Throwdown - also discussed in brief on the podcast. Find out more about that on the SC World Congress website.

Read more about RSA 2010 - Discussion with Robert Rodriguez on Innovation - Episode 36 .

This episode represents the first video podcast seen on my podcast show, and I was fortunate to have Adam Meyers, Senior Principal at SRA International available at the 2010 RSA Conference to be the first such interview.

The topic for Adam was that of situational awareness and cyber intelligence. We were able to discuss his views on why cyber intelligence is important to the private sector (as opposed to just government) as well as among other things, thoughts on some best practices and how to use your current organizational technology people to implement such strategies.

Read more about RSA 2010 - First Video Podcast with Adam Meyers - Episode - 39 .

One of the highlights of my week at the RSA conference was being able to sit down and speak with Brian Snow shortly after his Cryptographers Panel keynote session.

For those who don't know him - Brian Snow was NSA IAD Technical Director, he started as a government cryptographer working on secure systems including nuclear command and control, tactical battlefield radios, and network security. He created and managed NSA’s Secure Systems Design Division in the 1980’s, and became a Technical Director in 1992 (equivalent to a Corporate Chief Scientist). His credo: Managers are responsible for doing things right; Technical Directors are responsible for finding the right things to do.

In this podcast, Brian demonstrates his amazing background and knowledge of the industry. You must listen to his concept of 'lean forward' along with his views on trust, smartphones and some amazing examples from his past.

Read more about RSA 2010 - Post Keynote discussion with Brian Snow - Episode 37 .

Eric Green sits in for host Bob West, CEO of Echelon One and speaks with guests Eva Chen, CEO and Raimund Genes, CTO Anti Malware - both with Trend Micro. 

Discussion highlights include the clear and concise importance in understanding compliance by no means guaruntees security, Eva and Raimund's insight on what they saw as hot this year at the 2009 RSA Conference, along with a fact vs. fiction discussion surrounding some of the latest and greatest media coverage of a number of security events.

From cloud computing, to compliance, SCADA and the power grid to conficker - this is a podcast you won't want to miss

Read more about RSA Conference 2009, Cloud Computing and Security News .