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| Title |
Date
Published |
Description |
D/L
Count |
| Someone
To Watch Over Me |
August, 2010 |
Marcus Ranum and I wrote a paper on a log analysis tool
we built call overwatch. It was accepted at SLAML '10 but
Marcus and I were not able to attend so we pulled it to make room for
another paper who's author(s) could. |
1029 |
| Making Sense of Logs (pdf) |
August, 2010 |
I wrote a piece for USENIX ;login describing my triles,
tribulations, tools and discoveries relating to logs and log analysis. |
1003 |
| InfoSec
Sumo Article |
March, 2008 |
I wrote a piece for Computer Weekly discussing my
persepective on the current state of Information Security
and how to construct a successful Information Security
program. Over the course of my
career, it has become clear to me that Japan's national
sport offers a perfect analogy for the current state of
information security. |
n/a |
| Beyond
Anti-Virus |
September, 2007 |
At this years Information Security Summit, I talked
about how to get past the inadequacies of modern A/V solutions. |
2121 |
| Unconventional Malware Detection |
October, 2006 |
I had the opportunity in late 2006 to talk about one of
my favorite topics at a company sponsored information security summit. |
2385 |
| Track 4 Practical |
April, 2004 |
Back when I thought that SANS
certifications meant something more than a bullet on a resume I started
down the path of getting certified. I went so far as to write
my
practical and right after I submitted it (and it was accepted), SANS
decided to drop the practical as a requirement (for the last time).
I was bitter and did not even bother to take the test. |
3631 |
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