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March 20, 2007
Redspin Introduces Firewall Configuration Analysis Tool for Financial Institutions
Pink Floyd may have wanted to "tear
down the wall", but that is an IT manager's worst nightmare. New research from
security auditing firm Redspin Inc. has shown there is good reason for financial
institutions to be afraid—nearly one in three firewalls isn't doing what its builder
intended. To help banks and credit unions address these problems, Redspin is
introducing a new software tool, the Redspin Firewall Configuration Analysis Tool
(CAT).
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June 1, 2006
Redspin to Provide Security Seminars with Gemalto and Citrix
Redspin, professionals specializing in independent and objective network security auditing, will present the top ten security vulnerabilities they've uncovered while conducting hundreds of audits for small to mid-sized enterprises. The Redspin Security Team will also demonstrate a variety of attacks. The Login Attack uses sophisticated automated guesswork to glean passwords.
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April 13, 2006
Bank Advisory from Redspin: The Real Inside Man
Weak security and unencrypted data pose a threat to millions of ATM users, according to a new white paper from Redspin.
Spike Lee’s new release Inside Man tells the story of an intricately plotted bank robbery
involving the ultimate "inside man". What many bankers around the country don't realize is that a digital inside man is
hiding in their own computer networks right now.
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March 22, 2006
Redspin Team Member Paper on Digital Forensic Reconstruction Accepted at DIMVA 2006
Redspin team member has had a paper titled,
"Digital Forensic Reconstruction and the Virtual Security Testbed ViSe" accepted at DIMVA 2006,
the SIG SIDAR Conference on Detection of Intrusions and Malware & Vulnerability Assessment in Berlin.
Redspin security engineer and recent DEFCON Capture the Flag contest winner Paul Haas coauthored the
paper with members of the Reliable Software Group at University of California, Santa Barbara.
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