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About Our FeedsRadio Free SecurityEvery IT professional could use more knowledge about network security, but who has time to study? Grab some knowledge on the go with Radio Free Security, the network security podcast produced by WatchGuard's LiveSecurity Service reporters. LiveSecurity is WatchGuard's deluxe customer care offering, and comes bundled with every new WatchGuard security appliance. Along with technical support, software updates, and a hardware warranty, LiveSecurity offers many innovative educational resources for network administrators. LiveSecurity content ranges from vulnerability alert emails to videos explaining the latest threats and how to defend against them. Radio Free Security is the podcast version of the know-how and insight LiveSecurity subscribers access every day. Each Radio Free Security episode analyzes recent network security threats, answers listener questions, and fills in some foundational security concepts. Watch for a new episode every calendar month in 2007. WatchGuard WireWatchGuard Wire is WatchGuard's network security news feed, distributed in RSS format. The Wire is maintained by WatchGuard's LiveSecurity writers, an experienced group of network security professionals dedicated to providing security expertise to small-to-medium size enterprises. Each day the team surveys key news sources, sorts the wheat from the chaff, and gives you their seasoned perspective on the often confusing and contradictory world of network security. To see what subjects WatchGuard Wire covers, view the RSS topic list. About RSSDepending upon which source you check, RSS stands for Rich Site Summary, or Really Simple Syndication. Either way, it's an XML specification initially developed by Netscape for efficiently publishing news and information. At its simplest, RSS is like your own private newspaper. Every time you open your RSS reader, it checks to see if there have been updates to any of the feeds you subscribe to. If so, it downloads them to your computer. With RSS, you don't have to navigate to numerous Websites to get the information you want; instead, the information comes to you. To learn more about RSS in general, try these resources: |
