nCircle Tech Perspectives Blog: February 2012 Archives

It's Patch Tuesday and nCircle's Vulnerability and Exposure Research Team (VERT) recorded their first monthly VERT Alert Live interactive discussion about today's security bulletins.

If you missed the discussion, a recording of today's VERT Alert Live is available here.

VERT Alert Live is a great opportunity to have a conversation with nCircle security researchers on the questions that matter most to you. Don't miss our next session on Tuesday, March 13, 2012 at 12 pm pacific / 3 pm eastern.

Are we in an international cyber security arms race? Would a set of international cyber security regulations help or hinder national cyber security efforts? Listen to Episode 28 of our Security Slice podcast as Tim 'TK' Keanini and Oliver Lavery discuss this multi-faceted problem and possible solution models.

Do you ever wish you could quickly consult a security expert right after new security bulletins are released so you can get your questions answered?

Starting next week, February 14, 2012, nCircle's Vulnerability and Exposure Research Team (VERT) will be hosting monthly 30 minute interactive sessions about Microsoft security bulletins and other security advisories.

It's a great opportunity to have a conversation with nCircle security researchers on the questions that matter most to you.

You can find more information on VERT Alert Live events here.

Behind on your blog reading? Here's a list of our top blog posts from 2011:

1. Why Small Businesses Need to Think Like Cyber Criminals

2. IPv6: A New Version of Bigness

3. Rethinking BlackHat: Building, not Breaking, Security

4. Set it and Forget it: A Continuous Compliance Infomercial

5. Are you scanning often enough?

6. SCADA security in Community Owned Utilities

Does your industry share security information and advice? Listen to Episode 27 of our Security Slice podcast and hear Oliver Lavery and Tim 'TK' Keanini discuss how security information is, and isn't, shared.

RSA Conference 2012 is right around the corner and nCircle is giving away a full delegate pass.
A full delegate pass allows you to attend everything that RSA has to offer (a $2,295 value) including keynote presentations from Tony Blair, former Prime Minister of Great Britain and Robert Mueller, Director of the FBI as well as execs from Cisco, Microsoft, RSA and Symantec.

RSA Conference is a great opportunity to network, possibly over a free leap year beer or two. Enter to win here and start planning your conference schedule now.

The Fine Print:
Only one entry per person. The full delegate pass is valid from Monday, February 27 through Friday, March 2, 2012 and is non-transferable. nCircle will select a winner by random drawing on February 10 at 5 pm pacific.
The winner will be contacted through the email address supplied during registration. Once notified, the winner has 36 hours to respond before a new winner is selected.
nCircle employees and their families are not eligible to enter or win.