Today’s post was contributed by Sarah Clarke on her thoughts of NIST’s recent update to SP 800-64 Electronic Authentication Guideline. Another milestone has been reached in the race to get rid of now-suspect RSA token technology. On December 12, 2011, NIST published the Electronic Authentication Guideline SP-800-63-1, which updates guidance previously provided in SP-800-63....
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If you haven’t had the opportunity to check out some of NoVA’s local security bloggers, here’s your chance. We’ve found the cream of the crop, making it easier for you to identify bloggers you like and information you need. This week, we’ve picked posts that cover everything from books to careers. There’s also some...
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Somewhere, the creators of Adobe Reader are weeping. And if they’re not, it won’t be long until they do; with all of the recent vulnerabilities swirling around Adobe Reader, things are going from bad to worse. But just how bad is bad? According to CNET, at the RSA security conference earlier this month, F-Secure...
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The RSA Conference infosec event just occurred. We weren’t able to go but did spend some time scouring the web for some interesting take-aways. Some of the key points included tidbits from the speakers, vendors, and attendees.
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