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Prospects Brightening for a Common Event Standard

2008-02-25 08:38:57 by Burton Group in Security and Risk Management Strategies Blog
 
...standard that allows event logs and audit records to be shared and understood across many products, and the good news is that theyre talking to each other Common Event Expression (CEE) language, by Mitre X/Open Distributed Audit Standard (XDAS), by Open Group The business benefits of creating a common event standard would be considerable ...
 
 
 
 
 
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Prospects Brightening for a Common Event Standard

2008-02-25 08:38:57 by Burton Group in Security and Risk Management Strategies Blog
 
...standard that allows event logs and audit records to be shared and understood across many products, and the good news is that they???re talking to each other Common Event Expression (CEE) language, by Mitre X/Open Distributed Audit Standard (XDAS), by Open Group The business benefits of creating a common event standard would be...
 
 
 
 
 
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The McAfee Secure Standard: Sort Of

2008-10-07 23:47:00 by Russ McRee in HolisticInfoSec.org
 
...Standard, drafted to transparently describe the McAfee Secure service, as promised during my meeting with Joe Pierini and Kirk Lawrence of McAfee some weeks ago. I admit my attitude has soured since last I discussed it here, as the Standard is not yet ready for public release (I last said 2-3 weeks and that was five weeks ago), but bear with...
 
 
 
 
 
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CEE Log Standard Update

2008-02-12 15:02:00 by Dr Anton Chuvakin in Anton Chuvakin Blog -
 
...Standard: Today and Tomorrow" presentation given at Security Forum & Identity Management Forum meeting at 17th Enterprise Architecture Practitioners Conference by OpenGroup in San Francisco (Feb 2008 In this presentation I explained the CEE logging standard to the OpenGroup folks and also shared where the standard effort currently is ...
 
 
 
 
 
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Wee-Fi: Meraki Modifies, Drops Standard; Tempe's Phoenix?; Remote Wake, Wi-Fi Need Not Apply

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2008-08-14 10:32:51 by Glennf in Wi-Fi Networking News
...Standard level nodes for networks that required ads and had other limits. As of a few days ago, Standard is dead, and the Meraki mini has been upgraded to the Meraki Indoor ($150). The Indoor has signal strength LEDs on the side for better help in placing units, an internal antenna, and better resilience against power fluctuations. The...
 
 
 
 
 
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RBAC Standard Rationale: Comments on "A Critique of the ANSI Standard on Role-Based Access Control"

2008-01-07 09:15:52 by Editor in IEEE Security and Privacy
 
As the authors of the original proposal for the role-based access control (RBAC) standard and developers of the models from which it derives, the authors respond here to Ninghui Li, Ji-Won Byun, and Elisa Bertino's critique, which also appears in this issue. This is an opportune time in the revision cycle to introduce proposals for changes to...
 
 
 
 
 
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Towards a Streaming SQL Standard

2008-09-05 17:39:08 by Tim Bass in The Complex Event Processing Blog
 
...Standard , Marc Adler says, Despite what I think about Streambases marketing and sales organization, you must admit that Zdonik and Cherniack are first-class researchers, and have contributed a lot to the field of CEP I agree that these gentlemenare top notch researchers, witnessed by the fact that the authors do not mention nor claim to be...
 
 
 
 
 
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Why would anyone use standard WEP? Isn't it super easy to crack & sniff?

2007-01-19 16:01:12 by Editor in Endpoint Security: Translating Policy Into Reality
 
Using standard WEP is akin to using a pad-lock & chain for securing a bicycle. It keeps the honest people honest. The argument given that WEP is so weak that it's not worth using, isn't completely valid. Using the bike analogy, would you stop using a lock & chain simply because anyone with a set of bolt cutters can defeat them in a second?...
 
 
 
 
 
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A Critique of the ANSI Standard on Role-Based Access Control

2008-01-07 09:15:52 by Editor in IEEE Security and Privacy
 
Vendors have widely adopted RBAC to manage user access to computer resources in various products, including database management systems. However, as this analysis shows, the standard is hindered by limitations, errors, and design flaws