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May 18, 2011
Care and Feeding of Firewalls - Best Practices at the Perimeter.
Kevin Wilkins, CTO iSecure
Paranoid Androids, Sour Apples, What, Me Worry? - Security in the Mobile Space
Matthew Lynch, Network Engineer, iSecure
Owning Your Network for Fun and Profit: Methodologies in Active Vulnerability Assessment
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Greg Hartman, Security Engineer, iSecure
June 15, 2011
Obstinate Firewalls and Attack Receptionists: A Layered Approach to Information Security
Kevin Wilkins, CTO, iSecure
If You're Buying, We're Selling: Networks and the Spam Business Model
--Greg Hartman, Security Engineer, iSecure
Mobile Device Management - and Modern Tactics for Authoritarian Rule
--Matt Lynch, Network Engineer, iSecure
July 13, 2011
Bonobo Behavior: WiFi security from NAC to Espresso with Cognac
--Matt Lynch, Network Engineer, iSecure
Top Hats, Nyan Cats, and Password Lists: A LulzSec Case Study
--Greg Hartman, Security Engineer, iSecure
Shh, don't tell! - Password Sharing and Application Security
Kevin Wilkins, CTO, iSecure
Beer and Gear Series
May 18, 2011
Best Practices at the Perimeter
Security in the Mobile Space
Methodologies in Active Vulnerability Assessment
June 15, 2011
A Layered Approach to Information Security
Networks and the Spam Business Mode
Mobile Device Management
July 13, 2011
WiFi User Activities in Wild Environments
A LulzSec Case Study
Password Sharing and Application Security