Comprehensive Risk Management, Education and Awareness Through “The Harmonized Threat Risk Assessment Methodology”

Join the High Tech Crime and Investigation Association (HTCIA) Ottawa Chapter, Thursday, May 27, 2010, for a one day training event on the subject of the Harmonized Threat Risk Assessment (HTRA) Methodology. This session is geared towards those who are interested in understanding the methodology used by today’s Security Experts when conducting Threat Risk Assessments. Following the organization of the Harmonized TRA Methodology:

Contact Derek directly:

I have an opportunity for a Linux Systems Administrator.

It’s a 2 year contract, $450 per day.

Qualifications include:

• Two years experience as a System Administrator on a project where Oracle 10g or higher was implemented as part of the solution.
• Experience as a System Administrator on two projects where HP UNIX or Linux was implemented as part of the solution.
• Two years experience as a System Administrator on a project where:

1. HP UNIX or Linux; and
2. VMware or Integrity Virtual Machine technology, were implemented as part of the solution.

Other assets would include experience with the following:

For an interesting presentation on the complexity of e-mail check out the following presentation:

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=7054401183589794595#

Until I saw this, I was unaware of how badly designed the current e-mail structure is, and how badly/incomplete the RFCs for e-mail are. Unfortunately the slides are blurry so you cannot see the examples very well but the talk alone is very informative.

Title: ovSAGE April Meeting
Location: The Pythian Group (St. Laurent Mall)
Link out: Click here
Description: The next step in our mock SMB server.

email and email web services will be enabled during this session. Feel free to do this in advance and bring any questions to the meeting.

In addition, we will look at which direction we wish to go next. What services should be added, what else would be useful?

Before anyone points it out to me: Yes, I am aware the font size is a little small in the forums. I’ll fix it up sometime on Saturday when I feel up with wrestling with CSS and fixing the lines where the designer decided that 85% of any font size is appropriate. I ran across this before, but I have to go searching several sets of CSS files before I find the right one.