How many of the threats are new, and how many are just the same old ones disguised as new. Could it just be that hacking voice is just more interesting, drawing extra black hats?
I will try to inject some common sense into the fear, uncertainty and doubt.
René Pluis
is the NLUUG's Secretary and Rene is a system engineer with Cisco Systems
focussing on outsourcing and data centers. His career path has lead to many interesting places,
ranging from consultancy, to research in the academic world in the States
(MIT), to working on the demand side of the business world. For more then
20 years, René has worked in the ICT Security field designing
architectures, writing policies, performing audits, configuring networks
and training people. Besides his technical authority and academic
backgrounds, he is also very driven to apply his MBA MBI training - thus to
work at projects which combine these aspects. The recent paradigm shift of
the 'New Economy', the deployment of 'e-*' and the move to
going mobile are supporting and enabling this stronger then ever before.
