Security Justice Special Edition - Jay Beale of Intelguardians

August 2nd, 2008 Tom Posted in Podcast Special Editions |

In this special edition of Security Justice Dave and Tom interview Jay Beale, co-founder of Intelguardians.  Jay is the author of nine books, creator of Bastille Linux (a well known system lockdown and audit tool), and developed the Center for Internet Security’s Unix Scoring Tool. He also focuses his energies on the OVAL project, where he works with government and industry to standardize and improve the field of vulnerability assessment.  Jay is a frequent speaker at some of the worlds leading security conferences including Defcon and ShmooCon.

In this podcast Jay talks about the DNS vulnerability and (in Jay’s opinion) why Dan Kaminsky went about releasing the vulnerability the way he did.  Jay also talks about his two upcoming talks at Defcon 16:

Owning the Users with The Middler - Saturday, August 9th @ Noon
They’re Hacking Our Clients! Introducing Free Client-side Intrusion Prevention - Sunday, August 10th @ Noon

If you are going to Defcon this year be sure to check out Jay’s talks!  Our sponsor DualCore will also be playing live at theSummit EFF/THF Fund Raiser on Thursday, August 7th @ 9pm at the top of the Riviera!

Thanks again to Jay for being a guest on our podcast!

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