Just a quick reminder that the Computer Forensics Show Infosec Conference event starts tomorrow, February 4th. See our original post for more information. View our Calendar for a complete list of infosec events in and around the NoVA area.
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When describing the importance of the upcoming Computer Forensics Show Conference, enewschannels.com writes: “for some companies, it is not a question of if one of their computers will be used as evidence in a legal matter, it is a question of when.” Due to the increasing use of computers to carry out crimes, the February...
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Here is some information regarding this week’s Tuesday ISSA – DC Chapter infosec meetup event. This talk looks great. You even get a copy of the bootable USB software used during the demonstration. Of course if it comes on a USB stick, I’d be leery about putting into a non-test computer. If...
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Here is some information regarding this week’s Wednesday ISSA – Baltimore Chapter infosec meetup event.
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The NoVA Sec infosec meetup event back in April featured Aaron Walters discussing memory forensics. I’m not much of a forensics person at this point and so much of the information was over my head. Richard Bejtlich however has recently posted his notes from this session for those interested. See our original post for more information.
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Here is some information regarding this week’s Thursday NoVA Sec infosec meetup event. This looks to be an excellent follow-up to Scott Moulton’s “Flash Drives & Solid State Drives Data Recovery Comparison to Hard Drives: Animated” talk during this year’s ShmooCon on Saturday.
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We weren’t able to go to the Blackhat DC infosec conference event this year but the schedule and summaries of the briefings looked interesting. The main thread for this year’s security presentations seemed to focus on areas of attacks and wireless security.
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