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HomelandDefenseStocks.com Exclusive Feature on Cybersecurity: "Potential Movement in Federal Cybersecurity Toward Commercial Firms" by well-known author Edward P. Moser
by: Dawn Van Zant


Co-author of published book "Secure Internet Practices" Reviews Current Trends in Cybersecurity


POINT ROBERTS, Wash., November 08, 2005 - www.HomelandDefenseStocks.com and www.NationalHomelandSecurityKnowledgebase.com, global investor and industry news portals for the homeland defense and security sector, present an exclusive feature on trends in Federal cybersecurity, authored by well known writer Edward P. Moser. The article "Potential Movement in Federal Cybersecurity Toward Commercial Firms" presents "a trend may be emerging toward greater use by DHS, DoD, and other IT security-conscious agencies of the more commercially IT outfits such as Adobe Systems, Inc. and nCipher".

Mr. Moser discusses cybersecurity with: Shannon Kellogg, Director of Government and Industry Affairs for Bedford, MA-based RSA Security (NASDAQ: RSAS) Chris Feede, senior vice president and general manager of SafeNet's (NASDAQ: SFNT) enterprise security division, Tumbleweed Communications Corp. (NASDAQ:TMWD), Red Hat (NASDAQ: RHAT) and nCipher (LSE: NCH).

The HDS website does not make recommendations, but offers a unique free information portal to research news, exclusive articles, interviews, investor conferences and a growing list of participating public companies in the sector. Our Homeland Security sites have a combined audience of over 1.2 million unique visitors per month. With our main portals: www.HomelandDefenseStocks.com (HDS) and The National Homeland Security Knowledgebase, www.NationalHomelandSecurityKnowledgebase.com, (NHSK).

Article Excerpt: "Potential Movement in Federal Cybersecurity Toward Commercial Firms"

Author: Edward P. Moser, Alexandria, VA

The cybersecurity market for the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) and Department of Defense (DoD) has traditionally been dominated by the large, established defense contractors. Indeed, after 9-11 firms such as Northrop Grumman and Lockheed Martin accelerated their efforts in this field. Raytheon, for example, established a homeland security division in 2002. "You still see a pretty significant reliance on system integrators," said Shannon Kellogg, Director of Government and Industry Affairs for Bedford, MA-based RSA Security (Nasdaq, RSAS). "And many of the defense contractors are updating their technology lab processes to also get to emerging technologies earlier."

However, a trend may be emerging toward greater use by DHS, DoD, and other IT security-conscious agencies of the more commercially IT outfits such as Adobe Systems, Inc. and nCipher. "We are starting to see a stronger push in certain agencies - particularly in the DoD, intelligence and DHS communities - to have direct contact with innovators," said Kellogg, "to get access to emerging technologies earlier in the procurement process."

Full story: http://www.HomelandDefenseStocks.com/EM/Cybersecurity.asp

Mr. Moser's writing credentials include: written three published books, presidential speechwriter, Co-author of published book "Secure Internet Practices", editor/writer at National Academy of Sciences for congressionally mandated, published books, Finding Common Ground: US Export Controls, and The Government Role in Civilian Technology, on weapons of mass destruction and on trade in high tech goods, published articles in Wall Street Journal, Washington Post, Pharmaceutical Technology, Boston Globe, and written video scripts for the US Navy .

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How Video can be used Effectively Online

A powerful way to convey your communication messages to your audience is to be able to have your promotional video available on your website.

Yet, we have probably all experienced visiting a website and clicking on a video only to have to been irritated that the content is not viewable or that the sound is inaudible. The result is we leave the website in frustration.

So how do you make sure the video content on your website can be watched by your audience? It all boils down to how you want your viewers to access your video file and the level of video quality you want your movie to be played at.

There are two different ways of sharing your video file on the web:

1. Streamable Video

This is where the viewer is able to download sections of your video (otherwise known as "streaming"), while the video is playing. The main benefit of this method is that the user does not have to spend time downloading the complete video before viewing.

There are three major streaming video formats ? RealVideo (RM), QuickTime (MOV) and Windows Media (WMV). These are playable on Real Player, QuickTime Player and Windows Media Player respectively. Windows Media Player is widely available on most PC's, as it is part of Windows Operating System. The other players need to be installed.

The only negative with streamable video is that the quality of the video is dependent upon Internet connection. In addition, it has the annoying habit of dropping video frames because the streaming software has to adjust the data rate based on the speed of your Internet connection, in order to keep playing the video.

2. Download and Play

This is where the viewer needs to download the entire video first, then play it on their video player application. The main advantage is that the video quality is not affected by Internet connection speed.

However, it can take some time for the video to download if the file is large.

So which format do you choose?

In a world where first impressions always count, it is extremely important for companies to appear professional and trustworthy at all times. Marketing videos with poor picture quality are likely to reflect a poor quality company in the mind of the viewer. Consequently, we always recommend the download and play option. This is because it allows for high quality video content to be viewed.

However, as you don't want viewers to give up on downloading your video, we only recommend that short video clips are inserted onto your website.

This means your website users will be able to download a short video at a high quality picture resolution that will portray your company in the best possible way.

(c) Marie-Claire Ross 2004. All rights reserved.

Marie-Claire Ross is one of the partners of Digicast. Digicast works with organisations who are not satisfied that their marketing and training materials are helping their business grow. She can be contacted on 0500 800 234 (Australia wide) or at mc@digicast.com.au. The website is at http://www.digicast.com.au.

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