Notes from Tony Sager Keynote at SANS

December 18th, 2009 admin

I took a few notes at the SANS Incident Detection Summit keynote by Tony Sager last week. I thought you might like to see what I recorded. All of the speakers made many interesting comments, but it was really only during the start of the second day, when Tony spoke, when I had time to write down some insights. If you’re not familiar with Tony, he is chief of the Vulnerability Analysis and Operations (VAO) Group in NSA. These days, the US goes to war with its friends (i.e., allies fight with…


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