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Archive for the ‘NAC & 802.1X’ Category

Sep
16/11
Trusted Infrastructure at NSA’s Trusted Computing Conference
Last Updated on Tuesday, 31 January 2012 12:31
Written by jj
Friday, September 16th, 2011

Next week, I’ll be presenting on trusted infrastructure at the 2nd Annual NSA Trusted Computing Conference  in Orlando. This year’s focus is Using COTS technologies to deliver decisive defensive advantage. (more…)

Sep
16/11
802.1X-REV It’s a Cryptographic Come Back
Last Updated on Tuesday, 31 January 2012 12:32
Written by jj
Friday, September 16th, 2011

The new 802.1X-2010 (formerly referred to here as 802.1X-REV) offers a multi-faceted approach to increasing integrity, availability and confidentiality throughout network infrastructures at every segment- from LANs and WLANs to WANs and MANs. Yeah, I threw out the I.A.C. triangle. As much as I hate using it, it is a foundational element of security. (more…)

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Jul
30/10
Analysis after the demo: Hole 196 and the WPA2 vulnerability
Last Updated on Tuesday, 31 January 2012 01:10
Written by jj
Friday, July 30th, 2010

You guys asked me to break out this information instead of posting as comments on the original post.

Here is more updated information on the WPA2 Hole 196 vulnerability now that AirTight has given the demo at BlackHat/Defcon. (more…)

Jul
23/10
Smoke and Mirrors? The Upcoming Defcon WPA2 Crack
Last Updated on Tuesday, 31 January 2012 01:12
Written by jj
Friday, July 23rd, 2010

Okay folks. A lot of people have asked me about this over the past two days, so here’s my response on the WPA2 vulnerability that’s to be announced at BlackHat and Defcon next week. (more…)

Mar
11/10
Making NAC Standard Progress: IETF accepts two TNC specs
Last Updated on Saturday, 28 January 2012 06:36
Written by jj
Thursday, March 11th, 2010

I’m excited to share with you this press released, jointly announced by TNC and IETF. Internet Engineering Task Force Publishes Network Access Control Standards Based on Trusted Computing Group Specifications. Keep reading to find out exactly what this means. (more…)

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