They know their stuff, they're cutting edge, and they're funny. No
one ever fell asleep listening to
PaulDotCom!
Or in their words:
"PaulDotCom Security weekly's mission is to provide free
content within the subject matter of IT security news, vulnerabilities,
hacking, and research. We strive to use new technologies to reach a
wider audience across the globe to teach people how to grow, learn, and
be security ninjas. The mixture of technical content and entertainment
will continue to set a new standard for podcasting and Internet TV."
The Academy provides instructional videos for the information
security community. For the first time ever, the average user to
seasoned industry experts will be able to watch instructional videos on
how to install popular products, address common configuration issues,
and troubleshoot difficult problems. The Academy is a user driven
community and videos are created at the request of its members. Vendors
can also leverage the site to showcase the features and capabilities of
their products. The Academy is an ideal place to find and share
knowledge with others practicing or interested in the information
security field.
Or in my words, "These guys rock!"
The Resource for forensics, pen testing, and incident response. Full of great info, and regularly updated. Great section on certifications on Ethical Hacking, Forensics, and Incident Response and check out the forums.
Jeff Snyder at SecurityRecruiter.com knows infosec jobs and the infosec job marketplace. Check out his Web site, which is growing in leaps and bounds and has all kinds of valuable resources.
A nice pair from Martin McKeay, who has also helped me with this site by providing very necessary and very critical feedback. I also interviewed Martin for my last book, and he's a great guy to have a beer with.
Martin has been blogging and podcasting on security for a very long time and does it very well. Thoughtful content I don't find elsewhere.
The unimitable forensics guru Rob Lee and a team of GIAC Certified Forensic Analysts (GCFA). Great stuff, although I wish they'd get their own domain and wordpress.org or typepad.com. Their header graphics alone make this site worth visiting!
Douglas Haider's blog on wireless networking & security. Douglas is a smart guy and maybe I can talk him into writing the occasional article for SecurityCerts.org?
A useful view from The SANS Institute with a lot if links to both
free and paid security training resources.
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