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Taking SANS FOR610 malware forensics class
The class started tonight via their vLive platform. It looks like a very interesting course. I will post comments as I go. https://www.sans.org/security-training/reverse-engineering-malware-malware-analysis-tools-techniques-54-mid –Chris
Continue reading...Giving a presentation on APT tonight in Manchester, NH
21. April 2011
At the last meeting of the New Hampshire chapter of ISSA the subject turned to Advanced Threats (APT, SMT, etc). This was driven mostly by the RSA announcement of their breach that happened just prior to the meeting. I was asked to put something together to share at the next meeting. Most of the presentation [...]
Continue reading...New blog theme
26. June 2008
I’ve been working on a new theme for the blog. Please let me know what you think of the new theme! Thanks! –Chris
Continue reading...CCIE, Step 1 complete.
7. November 2007
I passed my Cisco CCNA exam yesterday with a score of 981. Normally I would gloat about something like that but my friend (and partner in crime at GreenPages) scored a perfect 1000. Showoff!! Congrats Steve. –Chris Technorati Tags: Cisco, CCNA
Continue reading...Any security CCIE’s out there?
30. October 2007
It has been decided (jointly) that I am going to pursue the Cisco CCIE (security) certification. I still have reservations given the amount of work / practice / studying involved. I would love to hear from anyone who is a CCIE or is attempting it and get your thoughts on the process. This should be [...]
Continue reading...Should I renew my CISSP?
10. July 2007
In my inbox today is the reminder from ISC2 that my CISSP certification is up for renewal this fall. I haven’t been very diligent about tracking my credits so I have some work to do there. I found myself questioning whether or not I should spend the $105 and renew it. Thinking back over the [...]
Continue reading...Security Survey
2. July 2007
Fellow ISSA New Hampshire member Ian is writing a paper for his SANS GCIH Honors program. He has put together a survey to collect information for that paper. Please take a couple minutes and do him the favor of completing the survey. http://headwallsecurity.com/SecuritySurvey.htm Thanks for your help. –Chris
Continue reading...Security articles in Sys Admin magazine
27. July 2006
I grabbed a copy of Sys Admin magazine from the bookstore today. I guess my subscription ran out somehow. Anyway, this issue is full of great security articles which include: Tuning Snort by Richard Bejtlich of TaoSecurity fame 3 free tools to detect spyware / malware at the perimeter by Matt Jonkman, founder of Bleedingsnort.com [...]
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- WoW adds 2 factor authentication
- New blog theme
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- Security for Web Meetings?
- 3 open InfoSec positions at MIT Lincoln Laboratory
- NAC Panel Discussion: What is the state of NAC?
- ICANN shutting down a Chinese registrar?
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- MIT Lincoln Lab Network Security Software
- Your favorite Mac apps? (8)
- Should I renew my CISSP? (7)
- NAC Panel Discussion: What is the state of NAC? (6)
- Is Data Leak Prevention the next “big thing” in security? (6)
- NitroSecurity files for IPO (5)
- Whitedust.net called it quits? (5)
- Over reliance on industry analysts (4)
- VA loses another PC…36,000 at risk (4)
- Stopping 100% of web proxies? (4)
- Juniper launches a switch line (4)
- APT and attribution
- McAfee acquires NitroSecurity
- RIM fix your Blackberry S/MIME experience, please?
- Some things to look for in your SecurID / Remote Access logs
- WPScan – WordPress Security Scanner
- Do you digitally sign email?
- Giving a presentation on APT tonight in Manchester, NH
- RSA Security breached by APT
- New mass-mailing worm spreading like crazy – VBMania
- Intel to acquire McAfee for $7.7 Billion
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