Welcome: Here’s what you’ll find here

by Rich Sutton
September 27th, 2007

Hello all, my name is Rich Sutton, and I’m very excited to announce the start of the 8e6Labs blog.

We created this blog to open up a channel of communication between the technology folks here at 8e6 and 8e6’s current and potential customers, as well as our colleagues in the security industry. Topics will include:


- Our observations and insights on trends and events in the security industry. We’re like any other security software organization: we keep up on the latest developments in the industry, we’re plugged into the security community and we collect or have access to some interesting data. We make our own insights based on our research and the data sets we build and we share these insights internally here at 8e6. Sometimes we make product decisions or site categorization policy decisions based on them. It makes sense to share these insights with you, and give you a chance to weigh in on them.

- Things that will help the IT admins that work with 8e6’s products get their daily jobs done. This includes best practices, explanations of features that are complicated or seem to be commonly misunderstood, and illuminating experiences that our support and engineering folks have had working with admins in the field. We’ll also include notes on new releases and features, changes to 8e6’s Database and categorization changes, as well as pattern updates.

Over the next few weeks, we’ll probably put up more posts than usual, because there’s a backlog of stuff that we’ve been wanting to share with you.

Finally, we recognize there are a million security blogs out there, all looking to scoop each other on the latest malware outbreak. That’s great; we read many of those as well. My mission is to keep the noise down on this blog. We’re going to attempt to post relevant insights that are born out of a unique angle we have. Hopefully, they’ll help you get your job done, whether it’s with 8e6’s products or not.

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