Just a quick reminder to all HoneyPoint Security Server users that Console 3.52 is now available on the distribution site. Access information for the distribution site is in the Quick Start Guide that you received when you first downloaded the product.
This new version of the Console component includes speed improvements, bug fixes and .DLL upgrades of some of the underlying modules.
Contact your account executive or technical support if you would like more information.
Happy holidays from the entire MSI team. We wish you a safe, joyous and prosperous holiday season!
As always, thanks for reading StateOfSecurity.com and for trusting MicroSolved, Inc. as your information security partner.
Just a quick reminder that December’s #CMHSecLunch is Monday, December 10th from 11:30am to 1:00pm at the North Market upstairs near the elevators.
Come by, hang out, see old friends, chat about infosec and tech. Grab some amazing lunch.
See you there. Use the #CMHSecLunch on Twitter and please let folks know about it and to expect you. Open to all and free to attend!
Reminder – It’s TODAY 11:30 to 1pm.
We wanted to take a moment and send out a special announcement to our Columbus, Ohio area readers. Brent Huston is pulling together a monthly casual event for IT and InfoSec focused folks in our area. He posted this a few days ago to Twitter (@lbhuston):
#CMHSecLunch 1st attempt – Monday, Nov 12, 11:30 -1pm at Tuttle Mall food court. Informal lunch gathering of infosec geeks. Be There!
We invite all of our local readers to attend. Just have a casual lunch with infosec friends and great conversations. No sign up, no membership fees, no hassle, no fuss. If you can make it, cool, if not, also cool. So, if you have time, drop in and break bread. We hope to see you there.
Let us know on Twitter or in the comments if you have feedback.
We wanted to take a moment and send out a special announcement to our Columbus, Ohio area readers. Brent Huston is pulling together a monthly casual event for IT and InfoSec focused folks in our area. He posted this a few days ago to Twitter (@lbhuston):
#CMHSecLunch 1st attempt – Monday, Nov 12, 11:30 -1pm at Tuttle Mall food court. Informal lunch gathering of infosec geeks. Be There!
We invite all of our local readers to attend. Just have a casual lunch with infosec friends and great conversations. No sign up, no membership fees, no hassle, no fuss. If you can make it, cool, if not, also cool. So, if you have time, drop in and break bread. We hope to see you there.
Let us know on Twitter or in the comments if you have feedback.
Thanks to all who helped make the ICS/SCADA Security Symposium fantastic again this year. Great conversations, excellent content and such friendly discussions among peers and concerned parties.
Next year, we plan to open the event to attendees from throughout the midwest and hope to get even more participation from manufacturing and those who support critical infrastructures.
Thanks again for all of the hard work that Connie, Chris and the rest of the organizers did to make the event possible. Most of all, thank you for attending, participating and trusting us (and each other) to create such an amazing process of open dialogue. You are all heroes in my book!
Last week we had a great time in Cleveland speaking at the North East Ohio Information Security Summit. Thanks to the folks who came out to hear us speak and to the great staff of NEOISF for making the event such an amazing thing for all who attend. We look forward to next year!
Thanks, as well, to the Ohio State University office of the CIO. We were pleased to participate in the Information Security Day sponsored by the university and Battelle. Thanks to all who attended that event with the threat of Hurricane Sandy looming large. It was a fantastic interaction with some of the next generation of infosec folks and some of the awesome members of the CMH InfoSec community. Thanks for having us participate and especially for asking us to keynote.
The slide decks for both of these talks are available by request. If you would like to have a copy or set up a time to discuss them, have them presented to your team or engage with us about the content either drop us a line in the comments, reach out on Twitter (@lbhuston) or give your account executive a call at (614) 351-1237 ext 215.
Some pictures from the events are available here:
NEO Summit – Picture courtesy of Greg Feezel (Thanks Greg!!!)
COLUMBUS, Ohio October 9, 2012 – The second annual ICS/SCADA Security Symposium, to be held November 1 2012 in Columbus, is designed to serve as a level set for teams and organizations who are actively managing production ICS/SCADA environments. Once again, this full day session will include best practices advice, incident response, detection techniques and a current threat briefing focused on ICS/SCADA providers. Presenters will cover a variety of topics about what is working, what is not working so well in terms of information security, network protection and trust management. To learn more about the event and to see if you qualify to attend, please contact us via email (info<at sign>microsolved(<dot>)com) or via phone by calling 614.351.1237 ext 215. Chris Lay (@getinfosechere) is handling the invitee list for the event and will be happy to discuss the event with you in more detail. Attendance is free of charge, meals will be provided and a limited number of seats are still available if you qualify.
The NE Ohio Security Summit kicks off tomorrow and runs through Friday evening. Chris Lay (@getinfosechere) and myself (@lbhuston) will be in attendance. I will be speaking on Thursday afternoon about Detection in Depth and some other models for doing nuance detection around the enterprise.
While you are there, check out the booth of Managed HoneyPoint partner Hurricane Labs, and hit Chris up for a cup of coffee and a friendly discussion about our services, partnerships and engagements.
We look forward to a great event and give much thanks to the folks who put this amazing Summit together. They are an awesome team, with a ton of great help and a can-do attitude. Their hard work and dedication is what makes this one of the best Summit events of the year. Stop them in the hall and give them a big thanks for all they do!
As always, thanks for reading. If you mention you read the post and use the code word “snazzy” when you come up to chat, I just might have a little special treat for you. 🙂
PS – My talk is in Bordeaux B at 2:30 PM Eastern. See ya there!
COLUMBUS, Ohio October 9, 2012 – The second annual ICS/SCADA Security Symposium, to be held November 1 2012 in Columbus, is designed to serve as a level set for teams and organizations who are actively managing production ICS/SCADA environments. Once again, this full day session will include best practices advice, incident response, detection techniques and a current threat briefing focused on ICS/SCADA providers. Presenters will cover a variety of topics about what is working, what is not working so well in terms of information security, network protection and trust management. To learn more about the event and to see if you qualify to attend, please contact us via email (info<at sign>microsolved(<dot>)com) or via phone by calling 614.351.1237 ext 215. Chris Lay (@getinfosechere) is handling the invitee list for the event and will be happy to discuss the event with you in more detail. Attendance is free of charge, meals will be provided and a limited number of seats are still available if you qualify.
