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A fellow CISSP shared this link to a security awareness video his company produced. It is well done, though some of the characters might not be familiar to anyone that is not a Gen X’er or older. Restrictions for use should be nonexistent as well since they posted it on YouTube, but don’t quote me […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Link to MP3 Show Notes: Episode 10! We are in double digits! W00T! Thanks to Jim for all the hard work on getting these podcasts produced, for picking the music, for doing most of the talking, for… errr, what do I do around here anyway?? Segment 1: InfoSec News Update and some discussion about pinko […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Douglas Haider (Accuvant wireless guru) and I went to the New Orleans ISACA chapter meeting yesterday. Douglas was doing a talk on wireless auditing and RFID. Douglas did his usual great job, and we made some great contacts down there. I am probably going to be going down next month to give them my talk […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Want some training on defeating rogue AP’s? Want to learn how to defend against Google hacking. Well, you’re in luck!! Douglas Haider is a buddy of mine, and he is and one of Accuvant’s Senior Wireless Security Consultants. He is teaching some SANS courses in the Dallas and Irving areas. This dude knows his stuff. […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
I just finished a post at my Computerworld blog about grassroots security. Basically, I am talking about securing the Internet by securing the typical user. So now, I am goign to say much the same thing, but I am going to use a different metaphor. It is in the title, but I will draw it […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
So Determina released an advisory about a bug they found in IE in Vista. They ran a simple ActiveX fuzzer against it, and it crashed. They were surprised that it worked, and so am I. However, that is not the whole story. When they mentioned the problem to MSFT, they came to the conclusion that […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
I will be in training today and tomorrow on Bluecoat. I am impressed thus far, but I am having some serious trouble staying focused  because I keep getting calls on the RFP I posted about yesterday. Oh well, the life of a pre-sales SE. VetÂ
I have decided to start putting down some of the day-to-day events with this new job. I think it will actually help stir my mind to blog more since I have not been writing near enough lately. So here goes. I have actually been kinda bored since my recent job change. Though I have been […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
I forgot to mention that I was a guest panelist on Alan Shimel’s SSAATY podcast last night. This was a great panel. I had a great time, and I think we really hit some key points and offered some solutions to security admins and managers out there that need some help selling security to execs. […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Thanks to Mike Rothman for pointing this out. Seems like McGruff is trying to take a byte out of cyber crime. I haven’t seen McGruff around for a while, but like Mike, he is a familiar icon that was very effective in crime education. I am all for this. Vet
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