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I have a question that I can’t seem to find a complete answer for. This may not be something that is possible, but I am hoping someone will have a solution.
At my work, we process wireless sniffs in wireshark. We have a shel… Continue reading Wireshark decrypt and save wireless packets from command line
The nature of cyberthreats aimed at both the U.S. government and private American companies calls for a dramatic shift in how the larger cybersecurity community shares information about hackers and collectively responds to attacks, said Neal Ziring, technical director for the NSA’s Capabilities Directorate. While raising the awareness of what different hackers and foreign intelligence agencies are doing in cyberspace remains essential, Ziring said, it’s simply not enough based on the level of danger and activities occurring today. The next and necessary step is the development of a shared, public-private framework in the U.S. that can roll out software patches and other system updates at “machine speed” to individual researchers, industry and the government as soon as new intelligence become available, according to Ziring and Thomas Donahue, director of research at the Cyber Threat Intelligence Integration Center. They both spoke Thursday at a cybersecurity conference in D.C. “The big thing for […]
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The nature of cyberthreats aimed at both the U.S. government and private American companies calls for a dramatic shift in how the larger cybersecurity community shares information about hackers and collectively responds to attacks, said Neal Ziring, technical director for the NSA’s Capabilities Directorate. While raising the awareness of what different hackers and foreign intelligence agencies are doing in cyberspace remains essential, Ziring said, it’s simply not enough based on the level of danger and activities occurring today. The next and necessary step is the development of a shared, public-private framework in the U.S. that can roll out software patches and other system updates at “machine speed” to individual researchers, industry and the government as soon as new intelligence become available, according to Ziring and Thomas Donahue, director of research at the Cyber Threat Intelligence Integration Center. They both spoke Thursday at a cybersecurity conference in D.C. “The big thing for […]
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Learn how to control timing of Desired State Configuration across nodes using WaitFor resources in this how-to article.
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I recently met with a regional cloud service provider (CSP) that has adopted provisioning on demand as their IT model. They spin up applications on demand, having virtualized most of their infrastructure and have developed tools to automate the provisioning of applications and servers for customers/tenants through a self-service portal. Rather than build-out and manage […]
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In this podcast recorded at RSA Conference 2017, Todd Bramblett, President of Nehemiah Security, talks about why cyber risk has become such a hot topic, the importance of IT operations and cybersecurity working together, as well as the AtomicEye RQ platform. Here’s a transcript of the podcast for your convenience. We’re going to spend some time today talking about cyber risk. Can you give us a brief introduction to yourself and your perspective on cyber … More → Continue reading Can you justify your security spend?
Mature development organizations ensure automated security is woven into their DevOps practice, early, everywhere, and at scale, according to Sonatype. The adoption of DevOps around the world is evidenced by 67% of survey respondents describing their practices as very mature or of improving maturity. Where traditional development and operations teams see security teams and policies slowing them down (47%), DevOps teams have discovered new ways to integrate security at the speed of development. Only 28% … More → Continue reading Software development teams embrace DevSecOps automation
Dimension Data research of 1,500 IT decision makers from multiple vertical industries across the US, Europe, Asia-Pacific and South Africa, reveals that hybrid IT is becoming a standard enterprise model, but there’s no single playbook to get there. Top motivators Looking at the top motivators to move to hybrid IT by country, Hong Kong, UK and US companies highlighted end-user demand most often, while respondents in France, Singapore and South Africa most often noted cost. … More → Continue reading Hybrid IT is becoming a standard enterprise model