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InformationWeek and Virtualization Security
December 7, 2007 – 6:00 am
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InformationWeek takes a cursory glance at virtualization security in the data center.
In short they state:
While tools exist to detect rootkits and other compromises on conventional operating systems, no tools exist to detect their presence in the hypervisor.
For those in the security space for…
Couldn’t Make it to RSA: Attended ISSA, New York Chapter
February 8, 2007 – 5:05 pm
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There was a very interesting program at NYM ISSA today. Presentations included:
* WINDOWS VISTA: DEFENDING NETWORKS AGAINST THE EMERGENT THREATS OF THE 21st CENTURY INTERNET
* COMPLEX OF THREATS TODAY AND BEYOND
* SHADOWSERVER
* DETECTING ZERO DAY THREATS
Here is a general link to today’s…
Security Awareness - Not Education - is the Answer
December 5, 2006 – 7:32 pm
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Security awareness and security education are two different things.
In my mind, awareness is a “lighter” version of education. To be educated means one has a deep understanding of something and acts upon that understanding. Awareness, or to be made aware of something, means that one…
What will help significantly make Vista more secure
December 1, 2006 – 8:31 am
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Richard Bejtlich wrote an article at CSO magazine describing what will make a difference in Vista’s security.
It should be noted that Memory Address Randomization will significantly help prevent the spread of attacks via exploits. It is a feature turned on by default.
This was not mentioned…
bloginfosec.com Interviews Jeremiah Grossman on Web App Security