Month: August 2011
Canadian Information Security Folks on Twitter
Canadian parliament from the Musée canadien des Civilisations in Gatineau / Maria Azzurra Mugnai
@franklyadam
@andrewsmhay
@gattaca
@myrcurial
@norbert_griffin
@justin_foster
@coolacid
@ultramegaman
@wintr
@kellman
@cjhc
@cunningpike
@oepkes
@Gr@ve_Rose
@_SuperAl
@marknca
@karimnathoo
@mrsues
@iagox86
@adriendb
@DeathwishDuck
@hugofortier
@sfloria
@Travis_R_Barlow
@mgaulton
@securityagent
@terriko
@curqq
@jeffnicoll
@darryl_macleod
@Bulletproof_AJ
@snowcrashmike
@RoryBray
This is just a start but you can follow this Twitter list for everyone as I find them: @andrewsmhay/canadianinfosec
Upcoming Webinar – State of the Hack: Lions for Pwnies
If you’ve read the headlines throughout the first part of this year, you will have noticed that high-profile, targeted security breaches are becoming increasingly commonplace. The reality has set-in for executives: preventive measures alone are not enough to effectively counter targeted threats. Organizations must be prepared to detect and respond.
Join MANDIANT’s Dave Merkel and Andrew Hay of The 451 Group as they discuss the prevalence of targeted breaches through the eyes of a vendor and a security analyst, respectively.
The webinar is on Wednesday, August 31st 2011 at 4pm EDT and can be found here.
RSA hints at ESIM and DPI portfolio convergence with NetWitness Panorama release
Leveraging the DPI capabilities of its NetWitness acquisition, RSA provides a peek at what it believes the future of ESIM might look like.