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 →

If you expose the dirt on your lawn by cutting a big square out of your grass, you can’t just stop there and say “Done, I now have a garden.” In fact, all you have is a big dirt square … Continue reading →

If you find yourself explaining how network address translation (NAT) works, you might know more than your SE. If you find yourself having to explain what certain acronyms mean (like NAT), you might know more than your SE. If you … Continue reading →

I often find myself thinking about what training I’d like to help keep my knowledge moving forward. This morning I sat down and wrote up a small list of the training that I would like to receive over the next … Continue reading →