When you say you’re good at something, people usually don’t jump all over you. When you say that you’re “The Worlds Number 1″ something, however, you’re just asking to draw criticism from your peers. LIGATT Security International CEO Gregory Evans, … Continue reading →

Having just installed Windows 7, like many people since its release, I ran into a perculier problem. Windows 7 was able to detect that my Apple Time Capsule was serving up its disk and, as a result, was prompting my … Continue reading →

Whilst looking through some of my Google News RSS feeds I noticed a press release that made me groan, laugh, and angry…all at the same time. Who is marketing writing these press releases for anyway? They certainly aren’t writing them … Continue reading →

Thanks to Syngress, and their great discounts lately, I have a full forensic library to read through this fall (and probably through the winter). Also, I blame Rob Lee for my new found love of forensics. Here are some of … Continue reading →

I figured it was time to update my Where’s Andrew page and thought I’d do a quick post letting people know where I”m going to be over the next few months. If you’re going to be at one of these … Continue reading →

One of the things I wanted to do after arriving in Lethbridge, Alberta was to form a local OWASP chapter. As of today that “want” is now a reality. If you’re in Southern Alberta and are looking to learn more … Continue reading →

I did a quick search through Amazon to see what books are talking about OSSEC since we published the OSSEC Host-Based Intrusion Detection Guide in February of 2008. To remind everyone, OSSEC is an Open Source Host-based Intrusion Detection System. … Continue reading →

As you’ve noticed, I haven’t been posting much lately. I’ve been trying to wrap up everything here in Bermuda before our big move back to Canada. My last day at the office is on Wednesday – also the day that … Continue reading →

Brian Carmen brought these to my attention and they’re absolutely brilliant. They also go quite well with my Protesting Using Computers != Cyberwar article from yesterday:

It looks as though my comments on OSSIM did not fall on deaf ears. They have, in fact, caused my comments to be lumped in with Anton Chuvakin‘s and massaged into something that reads as “OSSIM is not a SIEM” … Continue reading →