Grecs’ Weekly Infosec Ramblings for 2010-03-11

March 12, 2010
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If you’re not already following some of our excellent NovaInfosec Twits and are wondering where to get the best NoVA-, DC-, and MD-related security tweets, look no further than this post. Published every Friday, our “Infosec Ramblings” post takes many of my security tweets/RTs from the past week and puts them into one easy to digest post. And if you don’t want to wait an entire week, just stop on by my @grecs Twitter account.

There seemed to be quite a few meetups and conferences this past week. Did you get to attend any of them?

  • Reminder: NoVA Hackers Association Meetup @ Mon Mar 8 4:30pm – 7:30pm (NovaInfosecPortal.com Calendar) #
  • #MEETUP #NoVAHackers Dinner 2night. Awesome line up of speakers: http://bit.ly/9WdrWr (lineup posted to list) via(@mubix) #
  • Reminder: Software Assurance Forum @ Tue Mar 9 – Fri Mar 12, 2010 (NovaInfosecPortal.com Calendar) #
  • #MEETUP DSA will b speaking at Central Maryland ISACA mtg this Wed. http://j.mp/9R3H0X Come out to say hello (via @DuvalSearch) #
  • Reminder: ISACA CM Meetup @ Wed Mar 10 11:30am – 4pm (NovaInfosecPortal.com Calendar) #
  • #MEETUP Open Hack tomorrow: Processing Meetup. We are working with video! http://bit.ly/atSVVY via(@baltimorenode) #

And here are some of my live tweets from the Nova Hackers meetup.

  • At #novahackers waiting for everyone to show up so @elwing to start her talk. :) #
  • CA Cert rulz. Thanks @elwing for some good info at #novahackers. #
  • #novahackers @mubix talking now on DNS voodoo. #
  • Mmmm, pizza. Now onto @carnal0wnage and some Ruby magic combined with NMAP. #novahackers #
  • Back from #novahackers. Fun night but now I got to finish stuff I should have finished earlier. #
  • To #novahackers I was talking to.. The VPN solution I couldn’t remember was Hamachi. Although it was bought by LogMeIn and is now payware. #
  • Also 2 #novahackers. Name of dashboard is Talisker Computer Network Defense Operational Picture. Ok for free I guess. http://bit.ly/9vkDjL #

Speaking of live tweeting, @dallendoug is doing a pretty good job for this week’s Software Assurance Forum. Still one more day to go though.

  • #CON Howard Schmidt doing Keynote at Software Assurance Forum #swaforum (via @dallendoug) #
  • #CON Greg Schaffer Asst Sec for Cyber, DHS, keynote at #swaforum. Message is get everyone aware of security via(@dallendoug) #
  • #CON Leslie Guyatte, Canadian gave solid presentation on their practical C&A process & delta certs #swaforum via(@dallendoug) #
  • #CON Nadya Bartol giving overview of ISO/IEC stnds that R pertinent to ICT Supply Chain mgmt. #swaforum (via @dallendoug) #
  • #CON Murray Donaldson orig of Common Criteria talking a/b deficiencies & need 2 revise 4 modern era #swaforum (via @dallendoug) #
  • #CON Tim Harp IT Acquisition 4 DoD #swaforum #keynote avg time 2 stand up new system averages 81 months (via @dallendoug) #
  • Mary Ann Davidson on metrics should help manage better, motivate good behavior, be objective & help U fix things #swaforum via(@dallendoug) #
  • #CON .@weldpond on panel 4 product lessons learned. 95% of audience questions are 4 him a/b Veracode #swaforum via(@dallendoug) #
  • #CON Very solid preso by Jeff Cohen of Intel a/b applying assurance practices 4 software & hardware #swaforum (via @dallendoug) #

There’s also some upcoming meetups for those of you who are interested.

If you don’t have time to make it to any of the weekly security meetups, why not try attending one of these upcoming conferences?

With RSA being just last week there were some stories related to that conference … and even a ShmooCon post.

For those of you that don’t know, we have some pretty awesome infosec bloggers in the local area. You can check out some of their articles below.

In case you missed them, here were some of our blog posts from this week.

Of course we couldn’t go the week without mentioning some of the things we offer and how you can help.

Here’s a few job-related tweets we mentioned.

You can also keep yourself busy with these interesting newsbites:

And in closing, who could forget the tweet of the week (ok, I liked three this time)?

  • RT @dionthegod RT @textfiles Inside the locked window box of a subway car, a locksmith had placed his business cards. [Nice. :) ] #
  • “DotNet” is one character away from “Botnet.” Coincidence? via(@schuetzdj) [Nice observation!] #
  • Large blinking roadsigns in DC advert “distracted driver” law: 2pts/$100. Read while driving, almost rear-ended some1 via(@GoldbergLawDC) #

Well, that’s all for this week. Be sure to follow me on Twitter at @grecs for more great tweets during the week! See ya…

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