Education and Information Sharing Top Priority at 2012 DoD Cyber Crime Conference
Written by Doug Wilson
This was my first time heading to the DoD Cyber Crime Conference in Atlanta. The DoD Cyber Crime Center (DC3) hosts the conference every year. DC3first started as a resource for DoD and Law Enforcement and has grown over the years to include many different organizations that work together to combat Cyber Crime. Read the rest
Tags: Alan Paller, cybercrime, DC3, DCISE, DHS, disk forensics, DoD, DOD Cyber Crime Conference, DSIE, FS-ISAC, Information Sharing, IOC, ISAC, MANDIANT, OpenIOC, SANS
SANS EU Malware in Memory
Written by Peter Silberman
Next Monday, April 18th, I’ll be presenting at SANS EU Forensic Summit. I’m really impressed with the line up of this SANS EU conference. It has a very eclectic mix of people talking. Ero Carrera will be dicussing malware analysis. Read the rest
Tags: incident response summit, memory forensics training, SANS
SANS WhatWorks Summit in Forensics and Incident Response
Written by Jamie Butler
The SANS WhatWorks Summit is quickly approaching, and I am excited to attend for the first time this year. Peter Silberman and I will be presenting on memory forensics. There has been some recent public debate about the usefulness of memory forensics. Read the rest
Tags: DailyDave, Find Evil, forensics, incident response, memory, SANS
The 2009 CWE/SANS Top 25 (and security in unmanaged code)
Written by Chuck Willis
Over the past couple months, I had the good fortune of providing some input to the process of creating the “2009 CWE/SANS Top 25 Most Dangerous Programming Errors”. The goal of the project was to create a “list of the most significant programming errors that can lead to serious software vulnerabilities”. Read the rest
Tags: CWE/SANS, managed code, OWASP, Programming errors, SANS, Software vulnerabilities

