Favorite Speaker Quotes from SANS Incident Detection Summit

December 18th, 2009 admin

Taking another look at my notes, I found a bunch of quotes from speakers that I thought you might like to hear. “If you think you’re not using a MSSP, you already are. It’s called anti-virus.” Can anyone claim that, from the CIRTs and MSSPs panel? Seth Hall said “Bro is a programming language with a -i switch to sniff traffic.” Seth Hall said “You’re going to lose.” Matt Olney agreed and expanded on that by saying “Hopefully you’re going to lose in …


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