Good afternoon everybody! I hope your day is going well.
Here are today's Interesting Information Security Bits from around the web.
- This is a great article that peeks into the realities of whether secure coding is less expensive than fixing vulnerabilities after they are detected in production.
Jeremiah Grossman: Mythbusting, Secure code is less expensive to develop
Tags: ( cost secure-coding ) - You should be aware that you may get IE8 whether you want it or not.
Security Fix - Microsoft Pushing Out IE8 Through Auto Update
Tags: ( microsoft patches ie8 ) - A nice how-to on using nmap and Nessus together to produce command line Nessus scans.
Tenable Network Security: Using Nmap Results With Nessus Batch Scanning
Tags: ( nmap nessus ) - Bill gives us some really good advice on how to avoid being the one that needs to look for that new job.
Career Advice for Security Geeks, Part 1 : The Security Catalyst
Tags: ( career ) - A very nice article regarding what happens when nothing happens.
The Irony Of Preventing Security Failures - Hacked Off - Dark Reading
Tags: ( spending )
That's it for today. Have fun!
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Kevin
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