You’ll notice that there’s a new page on the right titled Recommended podcasts - IT Security. If you have an interest in listening to informative podcasts on this topic, you should find this to be a good resource. Next up, general tech podcasts. I won’t guarantee when though. It may be a few days.
Until then…
I mentioned in my last post that I “overheard” something on CyberSpeak, but it occurs to me that I didn’t explain what CyberSpeak is. Time to correct that. CyberSpeak is a podcast.
I could write a long post about what a podcast is and how to use them, but that information is available all over the web. I’ll be happy to post some material that I already have written, if I receive enough comments asking for that. Given the current readership of this blog, “enough comments” is => 1.
CyberSpeak focuses on computer forensics and crime investigation. It is of variable length, but averages around an hour. In-depth and timely coverage of forensics issues. By timely, I mean that I’m in the market for a forensically sound acquisition tool and write blockers, and guess what they discussed on their last episode? Yep. Those guys are like Tonto, they’re sidekick. Yeah, yeah… I hear the groans. Enough lousy puns, here are the deets:
The CyberSpeak feed: http://feeds.feedburner.com/Cyberspeak and the URL is at: http://cyberspeak.libsyn.com/
I’ll be posting additional info on podcasts that I recommend in the very near future.
Now, don’t say I never did anything for you.
This web site, www.securityanalogies.com, is a wiki dedicated to collecting analogies for security terms. I may need to contribute, since like most security geeks, I’ve been using analogies like this for years. Fantastic idea and a great example of how every conceivable niche is addressed somewhere on the web.
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