ISSUE 48 (December 2015)
Ivan Ristic and <strong>SSL Labs</strong>
ISSUE 48
Issue 48 Contributors
Andrew Ginter
VP of Industrial Security at Waterfall Security Solutions
Carl Herberger
VP Security Solutions at Radware
Brian Honan
CEO at BH Consulting
Matt Jones
Partner at Elttam
Wolfgang Kandek
CTO at Qualys
Ganesh Kirti
CTO at Palerra
Zoran Lalic
Senior Security Engineer at a large corporation
James J. Treinen
VP, Security Research at ProtectWise
GeoffWebb
VP, Solutions Strategy for NetIQ, the security practice of MicroFocus

Ivan Ristic and <strong>SSL Labs</strong>

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Table of contents

  • Ivan Ristic and SSL Labs: How one man changed the way we understand SSL
  • Review: Change and configuration auditing with Netwrix Auditor 7.0
  • How things change: Secure remote access to industrial control systems
  • Developing and implementing an information security program
  • Applying machine learning techniques on contextual data for threat detection
  • Why governments need to take the lead in cybersecurity
  • How talking to recognition technologies will change us
  • Why I recommend Chrome to family
  • Inside the largely unexplored world of mainframe security
  • The Lord of the Hacktivist Rings
  • Minutes matter: Why detection, visibility and response are critical in the post-prevention era
  • Web application fingerprinting with Blind Elephant

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