Lot’s of news today, as well as some overflow from yesterday, but also lots of fluff and FUD. I’ve tried to weed through some of the clutter for you in today’s list: Anatomy of a zero-day: Security researchers face hurdles … Continue reading →

Finally the sun is out! I’m looking forward to my weekend of warm weather, BBQ meat, and studying for my CISSP exam… Well two out of three ain’t bad… Here’s the list for today: NAC all-in-one test on the horizon … Continue reading →

Half way to the weekend…..here’s the list for today: Digital forensics lack standards Court cases involving digital evidence are at risk of collapsing because some police forces fail to check the security of computer forensics suppliers. At long last, IPv6 … Continue reading →

Stupid rain! Here’s the list for today: WFA Sample Chapter I wanted to point out to the readers of this blog that Syngress/Elsevier has a sample chapter of my book available online for free download. The sample chapter is chapter … Continue reading →

Looks like a slow day around the blogosphere (I hate that word). Could partially be due to the bad weather moving up the eastern US or simply because it’s a Monday. Anyway, here is the list… Identity Management and You … Continue reading →

Well today was the first day back at the gym since I hurt my foot and I must say it felt good to get out and get moving. Now for the suggested reads… Student charged with hacking school computers A … Continue reading →

I’m planning a lazy Saturday this weekend since I spent two days last week driving for 12 hours each day. Perhaps I’ll catch up on some reading The reading… When IPS isn’t enough Yesterday I blogged about how useful IPS … Continue reading →

Friday the 13th…queue ominous music… Just when I thought winter was over Mother Nature shuffled the deck and dealt Fredericton another snow storm. We received about 15cm (~6in) in a 7 hour period. An hour away in St. John they … Continue reading →

I’m starting another new section on my blog where I highlight some of the days interesting information from the blogosphere. The sites I link to may contain breaking news, helpful tips, new products, important patches, and even the occasional joke … Continue reading →