Week 9 in Review – 2010

Published: March 9th, 2010 | Category: Hacking Contests, Security Conferences, Security Tools, Security Training, Security Vulnerabilities | (0) Comments

Events Related:

ShmooCon 2010 Presentations – shmoocon.org
Slides and video from sessions during the DC conference.
Some posts related to the RSA Conference

RSA 2010 Coverage – novainfosecportal.com
Videos from RSA Conference 2010 – rsa.com

Some BSides SF posts

BSidesSanFrancisco Official Site – securitybsides.org
BsidesSF Videos – ustream.com

Resources:

Verizon Incident Metrics Framework Released – verizonbusiness.com
Our goal is to be able to create data sets [...]

Week 8 in Review – 2010

Published: March 1st, 2010 | Category: Security Conferences, Security Tools, Security Training, Security Vulnerabilities, Vendor News | (0) Comments

Events Related:

Securosis’ Guide to the RSA Conference 2010 – mckeay.com
If you want to do some research on specific technologies at the RSA Conference 2010, this should help.
ShmooCon 2010 Firetalks – Update 5 (aka – the Wrap-Up) – novainfosecportal.com
Presentation compilations and more.
Assured Exploitation Training – trailofbits.com
This training class is focused on various topics in advanced exploitation [...]

Week 38, 39 in Review – 2009

Published: September 28th, 2009 | Category: Security Tools, Security Training, Security Vulnerabilities, Vendor News | (0) Comments

Resources:

Free Online Information Security Training By Offensive Security – offensive-security.com
A free version of the online course, Metasploit Unleashed – Mastering the Framework.
The Top Cyber Security Risks – sans.org
Two risks dwarf all others, but organizations fail to mitigate them
SecurityTube – hackaday.com
This is the YouTube for hacks and security-related videos.
Research Presentation from EnergySec – digitalbond.com
A presentation about [...]

Offensive Security Certified Professional

Published: February 4th, 2009 | Category: Security Training | (0) Comments

This post is part of the security training review project, and is by Rob (mubix) Fuller. You can find his original post and other content at his blog at Room362.
I recently obtained the status Offensive Security Certified Professional. It is one of the best courses I have ever taken. It challenged me to think and [...]

Information Security Events in January

Published: January 1st, 2009 | Category: Security Conferences, Security Training | (0) Comments

Happy new year from the Infosec Events team! Here are the information security events in North America this month:

SCADA Security Scientific Symposium – Jan 21-22 in Orlando
SANS Security West 2009 – Jan 24-Feb 1 in Las Vegas
DoD Cyber Crime Conference 2009 – Jan 26-30 in St. Louis

And remember to check out our two master calendars [...]

Offensive Security 101 Review

Published: December 16th, 2008 | Category: Security Training | (1) Comment

This post is part of the security training review project, and was guest blogged by Jim O’Gorman.
This last summer I was given the opportunity to take the Offensive Security 101 course. I came across it on accident while looking for some training that I could do without travel and that was reasonably priced. When I [...]

Crash Course In Penetration Testing Review

Published: December 4th, 2008 | Category: Security Training | (1) Comment

While at ToorCon X, I had the opportunity to attend the ‘Crash Course In Penetration Testing’ workshop by Joe McCray and Chris Gates. I have heard of them before; Chris from the Carnal0wnage blog, and Joe from Learn Security Online. But how much could a crash course in penetration testing be actually taught in two [...]

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