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I had the exact same setup... Apple ][+ with 300 baud modem and ascii express... parallel universes, maaaan...

Yes, internal LEM is no problem. Demo system at the moment shows a:c

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I'd wish for notification of which applications on new systems have to be monitored (and what the expected thresholds should be) as well as who should be notified in an alert... without having to ask for these things EVERY. SINGLE. TIME.

Where is the video? If it's the one on the main page it isn't playing at my work...

Smiles, everyone! Smiles!

Interesting idea, but with the obvious plethora of information this is gathering the question arises, how much is this going to inflate the database, average per node?

I may be missing something for today's Question, but the hint doesn't appear to link to the Integration Guide... ?

What does Hot Fix 1 address?

Late to the conversation, but I thought part of the benefit of open source is that a developer can't introduce security vulnerabilities (willingly or otherwise) because the code is reviewed by the group. My main issue with open source in enterprise is (as has been mentioned) support.

Be very careful or I shall return the topic to bacon.

Yup a bit nonplussed there too...

Would have loved to have attended...

What ever happened to the hints?

Still got 12 wrong again as well. This question is... how shall we say... not the best?

Just got the Thwack Updates e-mail for the week and this post is listed, but when I click the survey link it says it's Closed.

Today's question was very tricky!

I find your lack of weekly Thwack challenge questions disturbing.

It just sits there with the bar at the bottom spinning --

Current worst fear is that our company suffers a major reportable security breach (by creepy clowns not currently in the news, the kind that hide behind screens)...

Not Woot, Kevin, Thwack. Geez, guys win stuff and they get all confused.

I occupy the same water-bound vessel as you.

That chicken dinner pic is making me hungry.

True, but the other side of that coin (or the other side of that blade) is that even if all of these things could happen, you may come off as alarmist to people who have never seen things like that. It's somewhat akin to trying to convince people that just because the earth hasn't been hit by a large asteroid in recorded…

So if we've already answered all three questions, how do we get back to the code screen if it says we've already answered them?

I usually groan when I encounter interfaces based on Flash and Java, because they are both a) slow, especially in a VM environment; b) bloated, eating up memory like there's no tomorrow, and c) susceptible to a new vulnerability every 32.5 seconds.

When will the shirts go out?

The trickiest part about SIEM that I've found is knowing what "normal" is and knowing that "When A happens, and B happens within X amount of time, something bad is probably happening" when it's not something really obvious or that has happened before to show you the connection.

I think we need to draw a line under this and just move on.

When will this happen? Critical Flash vulnerability is being exploited in the wild – Naked Security