You can find an interesting posting of mine on innovation in security, inspired by the Global Security Challenge on Infosecurity Adviser, the news site of Infosecurity Europe. My point is that there’s plenty of innovation around but it doesn’t always make it into everyday use. We need a lot more investment and support to help make that happen.
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