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September 15, 2010 – Odyssey Healthcare (now Gentiva), a large customer of Media Sourcery’s AppMobilizer product, was announced as #78 in the 2010 Information Week 500 list yesterday.
Odyssey was the number #1 Healthcare company in the Dallas area on the list, and the #3 company with revenues under $1.5 billion on [...]
March 30, 2010 — RIM has released a case study on Odyssey Healthcare’s implementation of Media Sourcery’s AppMobilizer. Titled “BlackBerry Solution Helps Hospice Provider Gather Patient Information at Point of Care“, the case study can be found on RIM’s web site, or downloaded via the form at the end of this post.
From the case study:
Challenge
Odyssey [...]
Media Sourcery CEO Larry Ketchersid writes on Infosec Island how the company uses its own products in working with its partners and customers:
Similar to security assessments, network architecture designs and other projects, a development project, such as this one involves the exchange of confidential data, including in this case, intellectual property designs, requirements documents, test [...]
AUSTIN, TX – December 7, 2009 – Media Sourcery was one of several
companies invited to demo and present our mobile solution at the Austin Chapter of Mobile Monday. The agenda (which can be found here) reviewed incubators and funding sources, and the turnout was excellent. Thanks to C. Enrique Ortiz for inviting us and [...]
Healthcare IT News is reporting that the US Department of Health and Human Services has issued an interim final rule to strengthen enforcement and increase penalties for violations of the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act, known as HIPAA.
From the article:
Prior to the HITECH Act, the penalty could be no more than $100 for each [...]
Interesting technique described for detecting power fluctuations made by key presses on keyboards linked via PS2 cables to PCs.
Read the full article here.
Bruce Schneier notes on his blog a new cryptanalytic attack on AES that is better than brute force.
He also notes:
While this attack is better than brute force — and some cryptographers will describe the algorithm as “broken” because of it — it is still far, far beyond our capabilities of computation. The attack is, and [...]
(June 1, 2009) – From an article at Daily Tech:
A new study by Lopez Research, founded by President Maribel Lopez, a former Forrester Research analyst tackles this question, looking at these three top competitors in the smart phone arena. The study was broken down into three categories — device, network, and transmission. It gives a [...]
(May 29, 2009) – According to a report released by Symantec Message Labs, junk mail accounted for 90.4% of all email in May.
An article from SC Magazine discussing the report is here.
The Symantec report in PDF format is here.
In the second in a series on iPhone security, Professor Richard Steinberger from the MSIA Program at Norwich University provides a very high level analysis of the security environment for iPhone applications.
Read the article here.
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