Blog Posts Tagged with "RSA"
Infosec Island Seeks Industry Partners for Security Conferences
May 07, 2012 Added by:Infosec Island Admin
Through a combination of custom content publication that features products and services, video interviews with company personnel onsite, and traditional banner ad campaigns, organizations can better leverage the impact of attendance and participation at key industry events...
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New Release of COREvidence Multi-Engine Vulnerability Service at RSA Conference
March 29, 2012 Added by:Nabil Ouchn
This newest release comes with a bunch of new features and concepts. The dashboard has been designated to display clear and specific data for our users. At a glance customers can determine the assets with the least secure status. All relevant information is at your fingertips...
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A Post BSidesSF and RSA Post
March 15, 2012 Added by:Jack Daniel
The RSA Conference was the RSA Conference. It was better than the past few years as far as content. It is not the place for cutting edge research, and the expo is all about selling security products. It can be disillusioning to see the crass commercial side of our business...
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On Hacking Humans at the RSA Conference
March 07, 2012 Added by:Jeff Bardin
RSA was a veritable cornucopia of data collection. There were no firewalls, human IDS/IPS or content filtering at this show. People openly discussed strategic plans, engineering specs and tactical activities whether over morning coffee or late night shots of Patron...
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Cloud Security Report: The Cloud May Be Safer
March 06, 2012 Added by:alan shimel
This first installment of what promises to be a semi-annual report sheds some real light on the differences between on premises and cloud security environments, and also advances the notion that despite the FUD the cloud may in fact be safer for certain kinds of applications...
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RSA Conference 2012 Wrap-Up
March 05, 2012 Added by:Robb Reck
RSA 2012 is in the books. The crypto-geniuses have gone home and are again working on solving our most challenging technical problems. The rest of us have returned home with some new insights and an improved plan for implementing security in our own little corners of the world...
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Observations from RSA, BSides, and GABA
March 04, 2012 Added by:Joe Weiss
Stuxnet was being discussed by many without understanding the controller aspect. Most vendors were using technologies developed for monitoring IT networks and applying them to the SCADA networks. There were very few vendors that were addressing the field controllers...
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RSA Conference 2012: Day One Highlights
February 29, 2012 Added by:Robb Reck
The biggest key to the success of any security program is achieving goal congruence with the organization. Every security objective should directly support the overall objectives of the company. Security must figure out how our projects contribute to the organization’s success...
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Infosec: Where is Our “Long Tail”?
February 20, 2012 Added by:Dave Shackleford
The “long tail” concept illustrates the subtle, often overlooked 20% market that tends to be more niche. We need those organizations that are desperate to find unusual solutions that are not available at all right now. And we need small startups to provide them...
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Disclosures: How Much Sharing is Too Much?
February 15, 2012 Added by:Jack Daniel
What is the point of telling you I was compromised by spear phishing, SQL injection, cross site scripting, cross site request forgery, default credentials, or anything else we’ve know about for years? If you are ignoring all of the well-known risks, it is a waste of time...
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Researchers Discover Widespread Cryptographic Vulnerabilities
February 15, 2012 Added by:Electronic Frontier Foundation
The consequences of these vulnerabilities are extremely serious. In all cases, a weak key would allow an eavesdropper on the network to learn confidential information, such as passwords or the content of messages, exchanged with a vulnerable server...
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Did the 2006 Symantec Breach Expose RSA's SecurID?
February 10, 2012 Added by:Kevin McAleavey
The Symantec leak could pose a risk to RSA's SecurID. Examination of the source code for PCAnywhere turned up something disturbing - numerous header files and several libraries belonging to RSA, and SecurID code is part of the exposed PCAnywhere product source code...
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Put Away the Pitchforks: RSA Grants BSides Sponsor Waivers
February 01, 2012 Added by:Jack Daniel
It looks like all is well, or at least functional. The folks at the RSA Conference are issuing waivers for RSA sponsors and exhibitors to participate in BSides San Francisco. Thank you to everyone who showed their support for BSides, the event and the community...
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BSides San Francisco Feels RSA Conference Pressure
January 30, 2012 Added by:Jack Daniel
The RSA Conference organizers are enforcing a non-compete clause in their sponsor and exhibitor agreements which is forcing several Security BSides sponsors to withdraw their funding, leaving the free community-oriented BSidesSF event at risk...
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Urgent: Help Us Save Security BSides San Francisco
January 27, 2012 Added by:Security BSides
We initially received an overwhelming response from sponsors, but were recently notified that companies which sponsor RSA cannot sponsor another event in a five mile radius. If RSA enforces this, we could lose 90% of our funding and may not have an event in a few weeks...
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The Proliferation of Cyber Janitors
January 20, 2012 Added by:Jeff Bardin
What we really need in this industry is a complete shake up. We need true innovative thought that uses cyber intelligence, counterintelligence and active defense and offensive measures in our programs. No more sitting around waiting for the penetration...
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