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Archive for February, 2012

Why Security Professionals Push Testing and Research

Sunday, February 5th, 2012 Posted in Management, Penetration Testing, Research and Development, Security | 2,092 views No Comments »

Once again I find myself pointing to tweets by Richard Bejtlich. This time it was actually a retweet of Hogfly who runs the Forensic Incident Response blog. Hogfly recently pointed ... Read more..

The ShmooCon Talk that Faded Silently into the Night

Saturday, February 4th, 2012 Posted in Security, Smart Grid | 3,554 views 2 Comments »

It is more than obvious now that my ShmooCon talk, Looking into the Eye of the Meter, was canceled. Kelly Jackson Higgins in her Dark Reading article Researchers Postpone Release Of ... Read more..

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