Good Morning/Afternoon/Evening depending on where you are or when you read this. Another day full on interesting bits on the intarwebs.
http://www.liquidmatrix.org/blog/2008/04/23/its-a-hump-day-miracle/ - Dave Lewis talks about the difference between the reality of work as a CISO compared to the work of the average 9-5er. He is interested in your feedback.
Vladuz goes down. A case study for corporate activism - Richard Stiennon talks about cross jurisdictional cooperation between law enforcement agencies and companies.
My Information Security and Privacy Convergence Webcast Now Available - Realtime IT Compliance - Rebbecca Harold did a webcast for ISSA that is now available.
Security4all: The dangers of Web 2.0: information gathering tactics 101 - Benny Ketelslegers has a post up about the information we leave behind as we interact on the web. He points to a tool called maltego which can help you see what is out there.
Data Classification Is Dead - rmogull has put forth an interesting perspective on Data Classification.
Vulnerability notifications? - Keels Leune talks about customer notification when no verifiable breach has occurred and if it is warranted.
How to audit an Internet Facing Server with Nessus - The folks over at Tenable have some guidance on using Nessus to audit and Internet facing server.
Darknet points us to a nifty tool called Pash-the-Hash that allows us change our credentials in memory.
That's it for now. Have a great morning/afternoon/evening.
Kevin
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That security4all link seems broken (or rather also refers to securosis)