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Digital Forensics Magazine
Digital Forensics Magazine is a quarterly features and news magazine from the world of digital forensics and cyber security. The content is peer reviewed, journal quality research, laid out in an easy to read magazine format and covers comprehensive technical features, the latest news, what’s happening legally and in depth “from the lab” feature articles. With a global audience the magazine is designed for those managing, practicing, researching or learning about Digital Investigations.
@DFMag
XMCO
XMCO is a consulting company specialized in computer security created in 2002. Our activity is based on 3 poles : Security audits/penetration tests, PCI DSS certification and CERT (vulnerability watch and cyber-monitoring). XMCO is currently working with more than 130 major companies and french administrations. blog : https://blog.xmco.fr
@CERTXMCO
Global Security Mag
Global Security Mag are two complementary publications about IT Security and physics. Those publications are a source of information needed by all the IT Security actors. They target all the IT Security and physics professionnals, in companies and administrations of all sizes.
@GS_Mag
x33fcon
x33fcon is a new IT security conference. The idea behind it is to focus on a very specific need of the security industry: collaboration between between those who assess security and those who guard the castle. This is a first-time event in Poland (and probably in the world) that gathers defenders (Blue Teams) and “attackers” (Red Teams), facilitates the dialogue and helps build a solid bridge between the two groups. That collaboration is the key to success for every mature organization.
@x33fcon
Jérémie Kassianoff
Enthusiast IT blogger and security addict, my website contains mainly open source articles about systems and networks.
@ffonaissak
Nullcon
Nullcon held its first edition in 2010 with the idea of providing an integrated platform for exchanging ideas and information in the field of computer security. Since then Nullcon has grown into a large community considered as a benchmark and the go-to event for InfoSec in Asia. Nullcon invites world-renown researchers and security practitioners to share the latest vulnerabilities and InfoSec developments. As nullcon would be entering the 9th year of its success story, our objective is to bring all security experts and decision makers on the same platform, reduce the gap between government, corporations and the academia and increase the awareness of the need for information security to protect critical assets.
@nullcon
Cyber Defense Magazine
Cyber Defense Magazine is by ethical, honest, passionate information security professionals for IT Security professionals. Our mission is to share cutting edge knowledge, real world stories and awards on the best ideas, products and services in the information technology industry.
@cyberdefensemag
OWASP
The Open Web Application Security Project (OWASP) is a 501(c)(3)worldwide not-for-profit charitable organization focused on improving the security of software. Our mission is to make software security visible,so that individuals and organizations are able to make informed decisions. Everyone is free to participate in OWASP and all of our materials are available under a free and open software license. For more information, please visit: www.owasp.org
Hardwear.io
Hardware.io was conceptualized to provide the IT and security community with a platform to discuss and solve the issues pertaining to hardware security. The objective of the conference revolves around four key concerns in hardware, firmware, and related protocols i.e. backdoors, exploits, trust, and attacks.
@hardwear_io
