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APT and attribution
I read an interesting analysis of the malware involved in the March RSA breach. The analysis was done by J. Oquendo and posted over at Infosec Island. After his analysis of the malware involved he believes that “its inconclusive but points more to RBN than APT.”. Read through his analysis and see what you think. [...]
Continue reading...Splunk Users Conference
6. July 2011
For those Splunk users out there the 2011 Splunk Users Conference will be August 15 – 17 in San Francisco. http://www.splunk.com/view/SP-CAAAFCW I’ve been a big fan of Splunk for a number of years. Somtimes you just want to search your logs and create / modify the queries on the fly. Splunk gives [...]
Continue reading...Who’s going to Defcon?
24. July 2010
I will be out in Las Vegas for Defcon. Wed night I will be jumping from vendor party to vendor party. I am meeting a couple colleagues on Friday night. If anyone is interested in grabbing a few beers let me know. Technorati Tags: Defcon
Continue reading...Juniper launches a switch line
29. January 2008
Juniper Networks announced today their EX line of Switches. You can see more about the switches and a demo at http://www.juniper.net/ This new line of switches runs their JunOS operating system, rather than some other OS that would create confusion and complication. I have spoken to the local Juniper team and it seems as though [...]
Continue reading...CSI 2007 Annual Conference
23. October 2007
Its that time of year. The Computer Security Institute is holding its 2007 Annual conference in Alexandria, VA. The dates are November 3rd to November 9th. For those of you going you can get $100 of the full conference fee by using the code CSI2007. Conference details and registration can be found at www.csiannual.com. It [...]
Continue reading...MikeTechShow.com live tonight
17. August 2007
My friend Mike Smith from MikeTechShow.com will be live on ComputerAmerica tonight at 10:00 PM. Mike has has been podcasting for over 2 years now. I think Mike has an excellent technology podcast where he covers material for both the novice and experienced PC user. Recently he started streaming live video of his podcast on [...]
Continue reading...Whitedust.net called it quits?
15. August 2007
I was looking for something tonight and clicked a link to a page on Whitedust Security’s news site, Whitedust.net. When I clicked on the link I got a page with only this: 14 August 2007 – 23:58 GMT With the industry and those in it so seemingly hostile to Whitedust, and pure apathy from anyone [...]
Continue reading...Is Data Leak Prevention the next “big thing” in security?
14. August 2007
I experienced first hand the IPS hype cycle working for a vendor, from early commercial products in 2003 to more mainstream adoption in 2006. My NAC vendor experience was shorter but I still was there for the big hype late last year and early this year. Was there a hype for Data Leak Prevention solutions [...]
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- Cyber Intelligence Challenges
- New InfoSec positions open in Maine
- Cyber Janitors? Really?
- 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?
- 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)
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