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The goal of this post is to provide all users with up-to-date information on the latest Internet security issues.
Adventures in Digital Identity, Security, the DNS, and all things (I find) whacky … Identity matters. Enterprises need it, applications need it. It’s infrastructure.
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List of TOP PC, Internet, Information Security & Identity Management Blogs:
Security Vulnerability Research & Defense
Security Vulnerability Research & Defense blog’s intent is to provide more information about Microsoft vulnerabilities, mitigations and workarounds, and active attacks. Bloggers: Kevin Brown, Chengyun Chu, Jonathan Ness, Nick Finco, Damian Hasse, Fermin J. Serna , Greg Wroblewski
A world-renowned security research and development team dedicated to proactively discovering software vulnerabilities, finding solutions to global security issues and educating the public about online threats.
Mischel Internet Security blog
The Mischel Internet Security blog brings you the latest security news from experts Magnus Mischel and Gavin Coe. We focus particularly on trojans and will often bring you exclusive analyses of new trojan variants straight from our lab.
The Security Development Lifecycle
Bloggers: Barmak Meftah, Brian Chess, Michael Armistead, Jacob West, Roger Thornton, Rob Rachwald
Brian Krebs on Computer Security
Blogger: Bruce Schneier
The Cigital Software Security and Quality Blog
Bloggers: Pravir Chandra, Jeremy Epstein, Scott Matsumoto, Gary McGraw, Sammy Migues, Craig Miller, John Steven
This web site belongs to Dr. Rick Smith, whose career has incorporated software development, systems engineering, security, and scholarship. Dr. Smith is currently a faculty member in computer science at the University of St. Thomas in St. Paul, Minnesota. He also does a modest amount of consulting.
“Light Blue Touchpaper” is a weblog written by researchers in the Security Group at the University of Cambridge Computer Laboratory. Read here brief and timely essays on recent developments and topics related to computer security, including pointers to interesting new research results and literature, opinions on current developments, commentary on media coverage and other musings.
Threat Chaos by Richard Stiennon
Richard Bejtlich’s blog on digital security and the practices of network security monitoring, incident response, and forensics.
Bloginfosec.com is an information security magazine by professionals for professionals. Our magazine delivers content for executives and practitioners written by working information security executives and practitioners.
Columnists: Allan Pomerantz, C. Warren Axelrod, David Rook, Derek Schatz, Frank Cassano, Jeff Lowder, Kenneth F. Belva, Micki Krause, Patrick Foley, Russell Handorf, Sam Dekay, Todd Fitzgerald
John S. Quarterman is CEO of InternetPerils, Inc., formerly CTO MatrixNetsystems, Inc., formerly CTO Matrix.net, Inc., formerly CEO MIDS. In 1990 he incorporated MIDS, which published the first maps of the whole Internet, conducted the first Internet Demographic Survey, and in 1993 started the first series of performance data about the entire Internet. Mr. Quarterman has 26 years of experience in internetworking, beginning with work on ARPANET software at BBN.
Bloggers: Doc Searls, Johannes Ernst, Kaliya Hamlin, Kim Cameron, Marc Canter, Phil Windley
Adventures of an Eternal Optimist
Internet Security for Your Macintosh
Montreal blog on Internet Security Software
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