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Tamara Denning, a graduate student in the CSE department at University of Washington, shared some of her research into human values and security for wireless implantable medical devices during a guest lecture in the Network Security course (TCSS 431) I taught in the Winter 2011 quarter.
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As computing network infrastructure become more complex and diffused, keeping company data has emerged more challenging. These systems and network can become vulnerable to attacks from viruses, worms, Trojans etc…that may also...
Wireless Network Bridge Installation at Broadacres in Las Vegas, NV. We created a wireless bridge to a new remote building on the Broadacres Swap Meet property providing wireless data and voice.
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Shot for this week's Macro Monday theme of "Security." In this case, network security. I didn't want to go all cliché with a padlock or bullets, so I had to come up with something new.
It's interesting, one of my friend calls these things a "rooter" as in the way he also pronounces "root 66" (route 66). It's definitely a "rowter" with the "ow" sound. Either way, everyone should have one if they are on the internets! Sure it makes finding your IP and running a server a pain, but it's just doing its job! And besides, it gives me wireless freedom everywhere and beyond the house!
Off of the WRT330N, Gigabit N router I have my Ubuntu Samba file server, two PCs (one my main), and a connection to the second router in the picture (old netgear wireless G) which has our printer, magicjack PC, and another older computer.
580EXII snooted (1/32) front
430EXII snooted (1/64) with blue gel for background
Tamara Denning, a graduate student in the CSE department at University of Washington, shared some of her research into human values and security for wireless implantable medical devices during a guest lecture in the Network Security course (TCSS 431) I taught in the Winter 2011 quarter. These are some of the examples of implants and potential security devices she passed around during the talk.
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BreakingPoint Cyber Tomography Machine being used by NitroSecurity and Sensory Networks at Intel booth
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Our August meetup:
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Topic: Cloud computing - how safe is your corporate data?
At a recent gathering of over 70 security professionals, the subject of cloud computing and the issues that it raises regarding the security of our networks was discussed. The forum interactively identified numerous issues that must be addressed within the enterprise to ensure that proprietary, personal and private information is protected when using cloud computing technology. The talk described different types of cloud computing solutions and how they allow information to leak from the enterprise. Other cloud computing issues covered were data ownership, legal liability, verification and validation, virtualization, and e-discovery implications. This talk will describe the results of that collaboration and will provide insight into how security professionals are addressing cloud computing in the enterprise. For example, if your organization is using cloud computing services is your present security model going to have to change?
Speaker:
Mark S. Kadrich – CISSP - The Security Consortium, Inc
For the past 20 year Mark Kadrich has been a contributing member of the security community. His strengths are in systems level design, policy generation, end point security, and risk management. His book Endpoint Security (Addison Wesley) is available now. Mr. Kadrich is presently President and CEO of The Security Consortium, whose mission is to provide security testing, research, counsel, and leadership to their customers. Prior to TSC, Mr. Kadrich was Senior Manager of Network and Endpoint Security for Symantec. His role was to ensure that the Symantec business units correctly interpreted security policy during their pursuit of innovative technology solutions. Mr. Kadrich was senior scientist with Sygate Technologies prior to the Symantec acquisition. Mr. Kadrich joined Sygate through the acquisition of a start-up company where he was a founding member.
Dinner, wine, cold drinks are included!