Russians perpetrated the SolarWinds hack and now Colonial Pipeline. In both cases Russian citizens attacked private corporations causing vast social implications. There is no indication at this point that the Russian government was involved in either attack, both are cases of criminals being criminals. The need for cybersecurity is greater than ever and growing constantly.
Read MoreThe hackers haven’t published the decryption keys or otherwise done anything in good will to help the situation. Many people are calling this act of war by Russia though I believe that is too extreme. Perhaps we can try diplomacy first?
Read MoreWelcome back to the NCM adventure! Not only have we achieved our original goals but we keep extending the project’s functionality. This continuous improvement could spawn its own blog series but either way we end up with a great system. The question is now and always: how can we improve more?
Read MoreWelcome to part 4 of our homegrown NCM adventure, thanks for joining us. I appreciate your interest in this project. LARG*ncm scratches an itch we have but there has been wonderful support and interest in this project so it seems like others have the same itch.
Read MoreThis quest began when we (and the world) discovered SolarWinds’ alarming lack of security. The RCEs keep dropping which further justifies the decision to abandon SolarWinds.
Read MoreWe started with open source projects that are free to set up and use to get an idea of our options and what features we can’t live without. The top contenders in this field are Rancid, Oxidized, Trigger, Rconfig, and Netshot. My first requirement is a Web UI eliminating Rancid, Oxidized, and Trigger off the hop. Off to a good start!
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