IT Blogger of the Week

Featured IT Blogger of the Week: Andrew Hay

This week’s featured IT blogger of the week is Andrew Hay. Andrew is a security professional and author whose blog has recently covered SIEM, SANS security training, and security in the cloud. Andrew has recently released a book on host-based intrusion detection, and has also contributed to a book on Naigos network monitoring and another on Nokia firewall and VPN configuration. You can visit Andrew Hay, self-dubbed “devastatingly handsome” and a BBQer to boot, on his blog here. You can also find him on Twitter at @andrewsmhay.

Congratulations, Andrew, on being our IT Knowledge Exchange blogger of the week!

Featured IT Blogger of the Week: Amrit Williams

This week’s featured IT blogger is Amrit Williams. Amrit’s blog posts cover topics on security, cloud computing and Microsoft, among others. He recently wrote about the upside and downside of client-side virtualization and the 60-day cyber security review released by the White House.

You can visit Amrit’s blog here.

Congratulations, Amrit, on being our blogger of the week!

Featured IT Blogger of the Week: Philippe Winthrop of “Enterprise Mobility Matters”

This week’s featured blogger is Philippe Winthrop of Enterprise Mobility Matters. Philippe’s blog was recently selected as one of Network World’s “9 web sites IT pros should master in 2009″ by providing readers with his research on enterprise mobility through his firm Strategy Analytics. He recently published research pieces on benchmarking mobility policies and the Windows Mobile “shop,” and announced that he will be starting a series of “fireside chats” with thought leaders in the area of enterprise mobility.

You can visit Philippe at Enterprise Mobility Matters here.

Congratulations, Philippe, on being our featured IT blogger of the week!

Featured IT Blogger of the Week: Jennifer Jabbusch of Security Uncorked

This week’s featured IT blogger is Jennifer Jabbusch of “Security Uncorked.” Jennifer is a network security engineer with over 15 years of experience in the industry. “Security Uncorked,” or the “Complete Unofficial Guide to InfoSec,” has recently covered topics such as Network Access Control (NAC), National Intelligence talks at RSA, and “Redefining NAC: The Series.” You can visit Jennifer on “Security Uncorked” here.

Congratulations, Jennifer, on being our blogger of the week!

IT Blogger of the Week: Lori MacVittie of “Two Different Socks” (F5 DevCentral)

This week’s featured blogger is Lori MacVittie of F5’s DevCentral network. Her blog, “Two Different Socks,” covers the the nuances of cloud computing, virtualized apps, development and hardware solutions related to these topics. Lori is the top blogger in the F5 DevCentral community, and her posts are not only informative; they are entertaining and well-written. Lori is a marketing manager at F5 with a computer science and app dev background. She recently wrote about the struggle for control of security and accountability with regards to the cloud.

Congratulations, Lori, on being our featured IT blogger of the week!

IT Blogger of the Week: Vjekoslav Babic of “Navigate Into Success”

This week’s featured blogger is Vjekoslav Babic of Navigate Into Success. Hailing from Croatia, Vjekoslav is a consultant at Microsoft who specializes in Microsoft Dynamics NAV. When he is not working or writing in his blog, Vjekoslav is pursuing his writing talents — he recently co-authored Implementing Microsoft Dynamics NAV 2009, the first and currently the only book on this product. He recently wrote about us; you can check out his review of IT Knowledge Exchange here.

Be sure to take a look at Vjekoslav’s recent thoughts on risk management and his WinDays9 presentation on Dynamics NAV.

Congratulations, Vjekoslav, on being our blogger of the week!

Featured IT Blogger of the Week: Barry Coombs of Virtualised Reality

This week’s featured blogger is Barry Coombs of Virtualised Reality. Barry is a VMware Certified Professional who blogs about (surprise surprise!) VMware and its related news and troubleshooting tips. He recently blogged about viewing ghost hardware after P2V, and also provided a link to an ESX 3.x command guide. He also has a central location for VMware download links. Congratulations, Barry, on being our blogger of the week!

You can visit Barry’s blog, “Virtualised Reality,” here.

Featured IT Blogger of the Week: Scott Herold of VMGuru

This week’s featured blogger is Scott Herold of VMGuru. Scott is a lead virtualization architect and co-author of two books on VMware.
His blog, VMGuru, covers all topics related to VMware and virtualization. He recently wrote about Virtualization EcoShell and released a video of his related pitch at VMworld 2009. You can visit Scott on his blog here:

http://vmguru.com/

Congratulations, Scott, on being our blogger of the week!

Featured IT Blogger of the Week: Christofer Hoff

This week’s featured blogger is Christofer Hoff of “Rational Survivability”. Hoff blogs mostly about information centricity and risk management, but he’s also a fan of virtualization and cloud computing, and has recently been writing about cloud infrastructure and security. His wry sense of humor makes his posts enjoyable reads, and it’s immediately apparent that Hoff not only knows how to captivate his audience, but he knows his stuff. You can visit Hoff’s blog here:

RationalSurvivability.com

Congratulations, Christofer, on being our Featured IT Blogger of the Week!

Featured IT Blogger of the Week: Jesse Gilleland

This week’s featured blogger is Jesse Gilleland of 50Micron.com. Jesse is referred to as the “SAN God” among his friends, and his blog encompasses all there is to discuss about storage. Having been a storage pro at EMC, he knows a little bit about the industry, and has recently covered topic including EMC Atmos, third-party replication appliances, and Clariion and Symmetrix products. If you’re into enterprise storage, Jesse’s blog is definitely one to add to your repertoire.

You can visit 50Micron.com here.