Episode 44 - Lessons in DR: The Good, the Bad and the News Yankee

This episode, our good friend and host, Martin Fisher was unable to join us, so it was just Andy, Steve, and 
Joseph. And without Martin's guiding hand, the other boys allowed the News Yankee an uprecedented amount 
of microphone time, as Steve discussed his trip and the many lessons he learned at RSA this year. 

You can check out some of Steve's write-ups at these links:

   http://www.thetechherald.com/article.php/201108/6841/RSAC-2011-Forming-a-bridge-between-law-enforcement-and-security

   http://www.thetechherald.com/article.php/201108/6845/RSAC-2011-Lost-assets-and-incident-response-learn-from-my-fail

We then wrapped up with a discussion of Data Recovery, and making sure you fully test your plans, with this lovely example provided to us by FEMA:

   http://www.govinfosecurity.com/articles.php?art_id=3339

That's all we had time for this week! 

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Martin and Joseph have a really good discussion with Paul Asadoorian and John Strand of Pauldotcom Security Weekly fame to discuss ideas around Offensive Security in light of some segments from their podcast and recent events involving HBGary.

Full show notes with links can be found at http://www.southernfriedsecurity.com

Enjoy!

Martin, Andy, Steve, and Joseph discuss a new study released by Ponemon and reflect on lessons that can be learned already from the HBGary incident with Anonymous.