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What we can learn from the 2011 Verizon Data Breach Report – Metrics, Interpretations, and Action Plans

April 19, 2011

The Verizon & USSS Data Breach Investigation Report was just released; this should serve as supplementary commentary. Please consider environmental constraints prior to implementing any advice provided.

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Defcon 201 North New Jersey (DC201) Chapter Goes Live!

October 16, 2010

It is my pleasure to announce the go-live of the Defcon (DC201) New Jersey Chapter. After quite a bit of planning, we are excited to hold our inaugural meeting in Paramus on Thursday, December 2, 2010! For more details, such as the time and location, please check the website – http://www.dc201.org/ – we plan will [...]

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Google Boards The Multi-Factor Bandwagon

September 22, 2010

Google expands support for multi-factor (Strong) authentication to the Google Apps Environment.

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What Really Grinds My Gears — Developer Education Rant

August 15, 2010

After spending a few million dollars on secure development education, you may still have issues. Continue reading to see why.

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Verizon and USSS Release 2010 Data Breach Report

July 29, 2010

Verizon & the US Secret Service collaborated to compile the 2010 Data Breach Report. Read on to see what this means for corporations and IT Security.

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Default Web Pages – and Why You Should Eliminate Them

July 8, 2010

Default web pages are bad, especially when you don’t even know they exist. Here’s why.

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Security

What we can learn from the 2011 Verizon Data Breach Report – Metrics, Interpretations, and Action Plans

Defcon 201 North New Jersey (DC201) Chapter Goes Live!

Google Boards The Multi-Factor Bandwagon

What Really Grinds My Gears — Developer Education Rant

Verizon and USSS Release 2010 Data Breach Report

Default Web Pages – and Why You Should Eliminate Them

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