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Technical Meeting for CSIRTs with National Responsibility Set for Seoul
Registration is open for the 11th Annual Technical Meeting for CSIRTs with National Responsibility in Seoul, South Korea, June 17-18, 2016.
Intelligence Preparation for Operational Resilience
The SEI CERT Division's Douglas Gray presents a framework for structured analysis of intelligence needs and a way to operationalize threat intelligence.
More Than 200 Thought Leaders Convene to Spur Pittsburgh’s Role as Center for Cybersecurity Innovation
Ridge and Hickton encourage Cyburgh, PA Initiative audience to build on Pittsburgh’s history and resources to help solve the nation’s cybersecurity challenges.
Software Assurance for Future Engineers
Ten universities and colleges incorporate SEI recommendations to offer courses, tracks, and degree programs in software assurance.
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Our research focuses on cybersecurity challenges in national security, homeland security, and critical infrastructure protection and produces new ways to improve cybersecurity practice in private and public organizations.
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We offer a range of cybersecurity tools and methods, including tools to help you detect, eliminate, and avoid creating vulnerabilities in software.
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We were there for the first internet security incident and we’re still here 25 years later. Only now, we’ve expanded our expertise from incident response to a comprehensive, proactive approach to securing networked systems. The CERT Division is part of the Software Engineering Institute, which is based at Carnegie Mellon University. We are the world’s leading trusted authority dedicated to improving the security and resilience of computer systems and networks and are a national asset in the field of cybersecurity.
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RECENT VULNERABILITIES
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VU#485744: Flexera Software FlexNet Publisher lmgrd contains a buffer overflow vulnerability
Original Release date - 02/22/2016 -
VU#899080: Zhuhai Raysharp firmware for DVRs from multiple vendors contains hard-coded credentials
Original Release date - 02/17/2016 -
VU#923388: Swann SRNVW-470 allows unauthorized access to video stream and contains a hard-coded password
Original Release date - 02/17/2016 - Report a Vulnerability
PUBLICATIONS
- Measuring What Matters In this presentation, Lisa Young discusses how to measure the things that matter to your business. Presentation - 02/18/2016
- The Security Wolf of Wall Street: Fighting Crime with High-Frequency Classification and Natural Language Processing This presentation focuses on how to build a scalable machine learning infrastructure in real-time. Presentation - 01/14/2016
- Network Security Analytics, HPC Platforms, Hadoop, and Graphs.. Oh, My This presentation describes the techniques and approach that Cray, Inc. uses to discover malicious activity. Presentation - 01/14/2016
EVENTS
- NatCSIRT 2016 At this event, organizations responsible for protecting the security of nations, economies, and critical infrastructures meet to discuss current issues, tools, and methods that are relevant to the National CSIRT community. Conferences - 06/17/2016
Blogs
Podcasts
Build Security In Maturity Model (BSIMM) – Practices from Seventy Eight Organizations
In this podcast, Gary McGraw, the Chief Technology Officer for Cigital, discusses the latest version of BSIMM and how to take advantage of observed practices from high-performing organizations. Podcast - 02/03/2016
Structuring the Chief Information Security Officer Organization
In this podcast, Nader Mehravari and Julia Allen, members of the CERT Cyber Risk Management team, discuss an effective approach for defining a CISO team structure and functions for large, diverse organizations. Podcast - 12/23/2015
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