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BruCon 2011

By ⋅ 24 September 2011 ⋅ Post a comment

Last week I was in Brussels attending the BruCon 2011 Security Conference. This year boasted talks from major players in the world wide InfoSec industry, including Alex Hutton; Formerly of Verizon, Ian Amit of Security Art, David Rook of Realex, and Jack Jones, founder of Risk Management Insight. My flight over to Brussels was via [...]

Social Engineering Mitigation: The Have’s and Have-not’s

By ⋅ 20 August 2011 ⋅ One comment

With IT Security budgets increasing in large global companies, black hats will surely look for low hanging fruit when it comes to data theft. But how will anyone but blue chips and govermnet agencies justify the cost?

Do You Know Where That USB Memory Stick Has Been?

By ⋅ 10 August 2011 ⋅ Post a comment

Picture the scenario: You’ve parked your car up in the company car park like you do every morning. Coffee in one hand, brief case in the other, when you notice a USB memory stick lying on the ground.

There’s no-one around, or certainly no-one that seems to be looking for it, so you pick it up. On further inspection you notice there’s a label stuck on it, and it reads “Your Company Inc Employee Salary Reviews”

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