Scott Olson Quotes (15 Quotes)

The problem with small- to medium-size businesses is bigger because they don't have the time to deal with it. And typically at remote offices, you have a limited amount of IT resources.

A lot of times it's drinking cold coffee in a bad neighborhood waiting for someone to show up.

We think she has the best chance because people know who she is.

A lot of people dont know what the wood pellets even look like and they get to see it here. I would say about two thirds of everyone that walks in this building has bought or inquired (about his business).

We know they're a very good 3-point shooting team. We know we're a good defensive team. We played a game against (Champaign) Centennial at our place flat. Sometimes our guys think they can just walk out there and that's not what got us the wins early in the season. Tonight I think was one of the better overall efforts we've had in a while.

The value of Mirage Networks' NAC solution is resonating with our customers and partners because we are solving a real business pain. Threats don't stop when a device comes on the network. So, unlike many, our NAC solution defends against threats spawned in the network interior. Winning the SC Magazine Award is recognition of the benefits of our unique approach that effective security doesn't have to be a bigger pain than the pain it's solving.

It shouldn't be over. We should have won the basketball game. I feel for those kids because they know the same thing. To lose it like that is unbelievable for us.

It was terrible. There were travels in there. They had two separate guys travel.

There's times they don't even know what hit them.

It's a difficult situation. I've always taught the guys to hang tough in tough times, and they have. I'm looking forward to getting back. It's going to be good to see them again.

It can give you full cycle control network access control capabilities and be up and running in an hour or two.

Our behavioral approach is repeatedly validated by its detection and mitigation of day-zero threats like this one. Even if a patch were available, IT administrators will be hesitant to implement it immediately, given the recent history of untested Microsoft patches bringing down networks. So IT has to decide between implementing untested patches, and letting the patch age, putting users' machines and thus the network's security in jeopardy.

I really thought it was our basketball.

We've added the capabilities of detecting unknown users on the network -- devices that haven't registered with us before on our system.

We've got bankers, business people, mechanics and housewives.