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RSA 2008: Sourcefire founder Roesch previews Snort 3

Posted by: Robert Westervelt

In this interview at RSA Conference 2008, Sourcefire founder and Snort creater, Martin Roesch, talks about the sudden departure of the company’s CEO and the future of intrusion defense.

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