Good afternoon everybody! I hope your day is going well.
Here are today's Interesting Information Security Bits from around the web.
- Microsoft has had a threat modeling guide and some tooling for software development for a bit now. Today a guide was released for infrastructure. This could be very nice. I will be checking it out.
HolisticInfoSec.org: IT Infrastructure Threat Modeling Guide now available
Tags: ( threat-modeling ) - Andrew sat down and did something that each of us should be doing on a regular basis. He wrote a development plan. He didn't call it that, but that is what he did. Remember folks, your career is your responsibility, not your employers.
Andrew Hay >> Blog Archive >> Training That I Would Like...
Tags: ( career ) - Keep you eyes on this one. Could be some interesting stuff coming next month in regards to third-party twitter services.
Coming in July: Month of Twitter Bugs | Zero Day | ZDNet.com
Tags: ( twitter ) - Some interesting data collected on infosec professionals and why they move about. The full report is linked to in the post.
Why do infosec consultants move jobs? | The Infosec Cynic
Tags: ( career ) - OSSEC is a neat tool. If you want to get the low down, read Wim's post.
OSSEC in a nutshell << The Security Kitchen
Tags: ( hids ossec ) - You've probably seen plenty of warnings about url shorteners and how they present a security problem. Here is some solid proof that you should be careful with them. I'm not saying don't use them, I use them myself. Just be careful when clicking on the that url.
Cligs short url service hacked, millions redirected | Graham Cluley's blog
Tags: ( url-shorteners hacked ) - Craig has a great post up that I need to read a couple more times. Worth taking a look at. While you are at it, why not get engaged in the conversation.
Stop the Madness! Cloud Onboarding Audits - An Open Question... | Cloud Security
Tags: ( cloud )
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