This complimentary*, half-day seminar will cover strategies for protecting your agency’s networks, data centers, and end users from malicious attacks and will reveal insights into current programs designed to equip Federal IT and security professionals with practical information for use in GFY 2013. See the program below:
SANS Security East 2013 is fast approaching on January 16-23. Start the year off right and choose from eleven outstanding, cutting-edge courses presented by top-rated instructors. Now is the time to improve your information security skills in the Big Easy and laissez les bons temps rouler!
SecurityZone 2012 Workshops
Today on The SecurityOrb Show, we spoke about the differences between security vulnerability assessment, pent-testing and security audits and the skill-set to implement them. We also discuss a little bit about continuous and automated security as well as Windows 8 first security update 2-weeks after its officially release.
Windows 8, available publicly for two weeks now, is getting its first security update Nov. 13. It includes three critical updates; Windows 8 RT, for Microsoft’s Surface tablet, has one critical update.
The Cyber Security panel taking place in Tel-Aviv this week at the HLS 2012 event is attracting considerable interest on the backdrop of the recent revelations of massive Iranian cyber attacks crippling the networks of Aramco Oil Company in Saudi Arabia.
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The Muro Group International is proud to organize Latin America’s premier information security event, Security Zone 2012 – December 3 through December 7, 2012. Bringing together the world’s top security experts, academics, and technology companies to present their new tricks of the trade and have fun in the sunny and beautiful city of Cali, Colombia.
Cyber Security Summit, a venue for our nation’s most seasoned cyber security practitioners to come together to work issues of common concern. Matt Devost, President and CEO at FusionX, and Bob Gourley, Editor at CTOvision.com, will moderate panels along with top security experts Bob Bigman, formerly CIA; Bill Cheswick
Adobe Systems has fixed more than two dozen critical flaws in Flash Player for Windows, Macintosh, Linux and Android systems.
The update is rated “critical” by Adobe, and was given the highest deployment priority rating for Windows users. Adobe is not aware of any exploits targeting the vulnerabilities, which impact Adobe Flash Player 11.4.402.278 and earlier for Windows, version 11.4.402.265 and earlier for Macs and version 11.2.202.238 and earlier for Linux. The update also impacts Flash Player 11.1.115.17 and earlier on Android 4.x versions and 11.1.111.16 and earlier on Android 3.x and 2.x.
