RLUGers, I want to drop you all a note to let you know that on 8/13/2003 I will be speaking at SDForum in Mountain View.
My presentation will be: At the SDForum Security SIG. Topic: Guerilla Anti-penetration Techniques Unconventional offensive and defensive strategies to defeat penetration Program Overview All Information Security is a form of warfare. In information warfare the enemy is often unseen, intangible, and has little fear of repercussion. Unlike conventional warfare, in a failed attack, the attacker generally learns more about the target systems than the recipient of the attack does of the methods of the aggressor. Most information security techniques used today are either based on reactionary post-penetration strategies, or based on tactics that apply to conventional warfare, not to information warfare. Offensive and defensive strategies and tactical implementations can be used to defeat attacks. The reactionary strategies although not entirely unusable, are not suitable for preventing and protecting against future penetration attempts. A majority of the security strategies and tactics are based on the "Penetrate and Patch" method of reactionary security. Other strategies include the use of real-time intrusion detection sensors. Unfortunately, these tools are incapable of interpreting failed security attempts and adapting to new threats. The presenter will map strategies and tactics to compensate for these flaws. The information presented will help you learn how improve the security of any network. -- More details here: http://sdforum.org/p/calEvent.asp?CID=1126 My Previous SDForum presentation can be found at: http://sdforum.org/p/calEvent.asp?CID=1051&mo=4&yr=2003 love chris -- Christopher Neitzert http://www.neitzert.com/~chris 775.853.5314 - chris<AT>neitzert(dot)com - GPG Key ID: 7DCC491B
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