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| Source |  AlienVault Blog |
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| Identifiant | 599006 |
| Date de publication | 2018-04-20 13:00:00 (vue: 2018-04-20 16:01:33) |
| Titre | Things I Hearted this Week – the RSA 2018 Edition |
| Texte | It’s RSA week! A week where security professionals from far and wide travel to San Francisco to attend not only RSA conference, but the number of other events around it. Whatever the flavour, there’s usually something for everyone. I didn’t make the pilgrimage this year, opting for a low-key vacation with the family during the Easter break. So, this week, most of the updates are viewed through the lens of attending a conference remotely. RSA RSA is the melting pot for diverse groups to converge. It’s not just a security conference. It is an ecosystem that breeds many micro-conferences, each catering to specific audiences. While many observations can be made about the size of the vendor hall, it would be an over-simplification to say RSA is just a vendor-conference. There are investors looking to see where money should go, industry analysts get a good idea of which direction trends are heading, professionals share ideas and network, recruiters find out who is hiring, and who is looking. It’s also the time of year for which many vendors save their biggest announcements, be those new product lines, features, or mergers and acquisitions. AlienVault announced its new free threat hunting service, OTX Endpoint Threat Hunter™. It’s a free threat-scanning service in Open Threat Exchange that allows you to detect malware and other threats on your critical endpoints using OTX threat intelligence. This means that you can now harness the world’s largest open threat intelligence community to assess your endpoints against real-world attacks on demand or as new attacks appear in the wild. New! Free Threat Hunting Service from AlienVault – OTX Endpoint Threat Hunter | AlienVault #RSAC: Defenders Need to Work Together for Better Protection | Infosecurity Magazine #RSAC: It’s Time to Kill the Pen Test | Infosecurity Magazine RSA acquires UEBA vendor Fortscale | RSA BSidesSF Apparently BSides San Francisco was held in a movie theatre and the talks were given in front of an IMAX screen. All I’m saying is I hope that more conferences do that – the opportunities to take advantage of such a setup are amazing. A bit of trivia is that apparently IMAX is a Canadian invention New life goal: give a talk on an IMAX screen #BSidesSF (ps. did you know IMAX is a Canadian invention??) pic.twitter.com/pOb0T8tl46 — Leigh Honeywell (@hypatiadotca) April 15, 2018 It looked to be a good event, as is to be expected from an established BSides, with a number of talks getting some social media love. @KingmanInk is a fantastic illustrator, and was at hand to create posters of talks in real-time. The collection of all the posters can be found on this twitter threa |
| Envoyé | Oui |
| Condensat | #rsac 2018 @securitybrew april brew edition hearted increase kate rsa things week |
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