Immediately after landing in Las Vegas for Black Hat and Defcon, I (literally) gathered my luggage and ran to the hotel to check in and hop on the StillSecureAfterAllTheseYears (SSAATY) Podcast with some of my favorite trouble-making colleagues for throw my two cents in on the PCI Wireless Podcast. (more…)
No CommentsRecently, I worked with the Tech Target team on content for the Network Security School for midmarket organizations. In this Midmarket Security School set, you’ll find tips and tricks on how to streamline your network security budget, retool the infrastructure for security and my personal list of top five security issues to avoid.
Find the video, podcast and top five tips at Search Midmarket Security.
| • | Streamlining your network security infrastructure – VIDEO Learn how to save money by streamlining your network security infrastructure. 1. Retooling the infrastructure for security 2. Identifying and classifying tools and resources 3. Leveraging your current personnel, experience and interests 4. Exploring uncommon uses for software and hardware 5. Reviewing overlooked functions of switches, routers and firewalls 6. When shoestrings aren’t enough . |
| • | How to rework your network infrastructure for security – TIPS NEW! Retooling your existing network infrastructure for security requires less complexity and more attention to basics such as switches, centralized authentication, UTMs and network segmentation. |
| • | Five network security issues to avoid – PODCAST NEW! This podcast covers some common network security issues and how you can go about avoiding them in your organization. 1. The management malady 2. Partial lockdown 3. Documentation 4. Cutting with a spoon 5. Vendor voo doo |
If you get tired of listening to me after a couple of minutes, you can find more Midmarket Security School content online.
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1 CommentI guess Alan was bored, or couldn’t find a guest for last night’s podcast, so he grabbed me ;)
Of course, I was still trying to get work done at 10:30pm, but it was a nice 45-minute distraction from my dozens (or hundreds) of 802.1X technical pages. (more…)
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