For those of you who haven’t heard already, we are giving away free, gently used security books during the next month or so to those of you who follow us on Twitter. If you don’t already follow us on Twitter, you can find us @grecs. However, it seems that we had a repeat of...
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If you’re interested in being part of a hackerspace but haven’t had the chance to make it down to the HacDC facility in Washington, DC, there may be—for some of you, anyways—a more geographically favorable location opening up pretty soon. The newly formed group Baltimore Node just had their first meeting on June 11th...
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Open to the public, HacDC will be hosting their usual “Microcontroller Mondays” meetup this upcoming Monday, July 20th. HacDC ecourages people to stop by with their microcontroller project to either “learn, teach or just hang out with other microcontroller enthusiasts.” If this sounds like a meetup you’d be interested in attending, continue reading below.
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The ISSA – DC Chapter meetup this upcoming Tuesday, June 16th will discuss the upcoming changes in NIST 800-53 and why you should care about them. According to the ISSA – DC site, “elping organizations develop an enterprise-wide risk management strategy that integrates information security requirements into mission/business processes and the information systems supporting...
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The upcoming ISACA – National Capital Area (NCA) Chapter meetup event starting on June 15th will deal with Security Audit and Control Features of SAP R/3 training. According to the ISACA – NCA website, this meetup will be focus on “hands on learning and understanding of SAP security architecture concepts and design techniques, along...
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Open to the public, HacDC will be hosting their usual “Microcontroller Mondays” meetup this upcoming Monday, June 15th. HacDC ecourages people to stop by with their microcontroller project to either “learn, teach or just hang out with other microcontroller enthusiasts. If this sounds like a meetup you’d be interested in attending, continue reading below.
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Just a quick reminder that the DojoSec meetup is tomorrow, June 4th. See our original post for more information. View our Calendar for a complete list of infosec events in and around the NoVA area. o o o o o Be our guest—guest blogger, that is. Contact us to learn how you can get your ideas on...
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While the DojoSec meetup last month was awesome, the DojoSec meetup this month looks just as good, if not better. Alain Zidouemba of Sourcefire will be giving a presentation entitled “What to Do With the Unknown?” that will cover Clam AntiVirus—an open source anti-virus toolkit for UNIX systems. Richard Goldberg, Esq. will be giving...
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For those of you who live or work in the Baltimore area, why not check out the 2600 Group – Baltimore meetup next Friday, June 5th? The 2600 Group – Baltimore meetups allow you to hang out with other professionals in the field without the formality of traditional meetups. If you’d like to learn more about the meetup on June...
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The first Friday of June is coming up fast, which means that it’s time for the 2600 Group – Arlington meetup. A laid-back group of local security professionals, the 2600 Group - Arlington is a great chance for you to hang out with some of your peers and chat about what’s going on in the field....
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