All Entries in the "Eeye – BLINK Evaluation" Category
Marc Maiffret Leaves Eeye?
Maiffret’s exit raises questions about eEye by ZDNet‘s Ryan Naraine — The co-founder’s exit comes just seven months after eEye dismissed CEO Ross Brown and went through a small round of layoffs to cut costs to cope in a super-competitive vulnerability assessment and intrusion prevention software market. The company has had two CEOs in less [...]
BLINK Review – From: searchsecurity.techtarget.com
HOME | CURRENT ISSUE Color Me Complex Click here for the full Article………………. by: Ed Skoudis & Matt Carpenter Issue: Nov 2007 Funneling integrated endpoint security features into one product makes for a murky mix of complexity and immaturity. Today’s desktop and laptop computers are a complex melange of software: office applications, specialized business programs, [...]
Eeye and BLINK – Protecting Virtualized Environments
eEye’s Blink Endpoint Security Protects Virtualized Environments Blink® Endpoint Security product protects end users and networks from malware threats and virtualized environments including VMWare sessions and Windows Virtual Machine sessions. (ALISO VIEJO, CA) August 20, 2007 — eEye Digital Security®, a leading developer of unified client security and vulnerability management tools, today announced that its [...]
Eeye – BLINK Beta 3.5 – Issues found today….
********************************************************************** UPDATE: 10/20/07 This below issue has been solved with a work around posted on the Eeye – Forum and also will be permanently corrected with the release of the new 3.5 Stable Version in a few weeks. ********************************************************************** So today I had major issues with Beta 3.5… so major in fact the only [...]
Eeye.com – BLINK 3.5 Beta – Part 2 – Immediate Feedback…
First Impressions and Items that have changed / First Impressions….
Eeye Releases BLINK 3.5 Beta – Initial Overview
Friday marks the day of the release of the “new and Improved” BLINK 3.5 Beta.
This is going to be a multiple part review, explanation and pretty deep dive into BLINK and my experiences with it based on a more standard approach from most reviews I have read – That of a normal to moderate user vs. the power user IT professional.
