As we all know, blogs are a bit "stateless" and a lot of good content gets lost since many people, sadly, only pay attention to what they see today. These monthly round-ups is an attempt to remind people of useful content from the past month!
So, here is my next monthly "Security Warrior" blog round-up of top 5 popular posts and topics.
- OF COURSE, the news of my “transition” is the item #1, by far. “Change!!!” and “Qualys” posts rule the list.
- Last month I posted a bunch of my presentations on logs, security, etc on the blog. “Presentation from GOVCERT.NL 2008: Log Forensics” takes one of the tops spots; and so do “Presentation on Application Logging, Done Wrong or Very Wrong” and “Presentation on Optimizing Your Logging for Insider Attack Tracking.” BTW, all the presentations are here.
- Shockingly, AGAIN this month, the "Top 11 Reasons to Secure and Protect Your Logs" came up as #1 most popular post (maybe driven by my poll). BTW, see my other logging polls and my other “top 11” lists.
- SIEM bashing reached a new high (eh…“low”? :-)), now that Richard is helping too; my “11 Signs That Your SIEM Is A Dog or "Raffy, You Killed SIM!" is on the top list. It is both humorous and sadly true (and backed up by other sources and here.)
- Somewhat predictably, PCI compliance is obviously still all the rage: MUST-DO Logging for PCI? post was again propelled to a place in my monthly Top5 list.
See you in November.
Possibly related posts / past monthly popular blog round-ups:
- Monthly Blog Round-Up - September 2008
- Monthly Blog Round-Up - August 2008
- Monthly Blog Round-Up - July 2008
- Monthly Blog Round-Up - June 2008
- Monthly Blog Round-Up - May 2008
- Monthly Blog Round-Up - April 2008
- Monthly Blog Round-Up - March 2008
- Monthly Blog Round-Up - February 2008
- Monthly Blog Round-Up - January 2008
- Monthly Blog Round-Up - December 2007
- Monthly Blog Round-Up - November 2007
- Monthly Blog Round-Up - October 2007
- Monthly Blog Round-Up - September 2007
- Monthly Blog Round-Up - August 2007
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