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Since Cyberspace has been designated a warfighting domain, and since Cyberwarfare is getting a lot of attention at the Air Force Research Lab, as well as at various academic centers around the country, how about establishing a sub-forum where those of us who are interested can discuss it?
We had much of that in mind with the Media & Information Warriors forum. For now, please use that forum.
I realize that is broader than your specific focus. It is eminently possible to sub-divide forums down, but at some point they become chat rooms with crickets chirping in them rather than forums. We need to balance.
If traffic patterns develop to the point where there are ample participants in the discussions you envision, we can carve off to a tailored forum that better supports.
If there's more to it, or some artful nuances I'm missing, let us know here or by PM. We are most definitely willing to evolve to meet members' needs.
You might be interested in the International High Technology Crime Investigation Association. The meetings are relatively close by at the Edmonds Community College. They sponsor a lot of great training at relatively low costs.
Blackhat.com also has some interesting training on their website that I keep finding myself going to that is free of charge.
Interesting! Edmonds is just a ferry ride away from me. I'll check it out. Are you a member?Quote:
Originally Posted by bismark17
JeffC would you mind running downtown to the bakery and getting some donuts? I haven't been downtown Poulsbo in a long time.
DHS is getting ready to roll out a lot of new training in January on cyber security and cyber infrastructure protection. National White Collar Crime Center, UTSA, East Tennessee and a bunch of others have some pretty neato training coming online. And if you are in a state, county, or local government they come to you for free.
And that bakery is still there!Quote:
Originally Posted by selil
I'm in the private sector, but I keep an eye on the Fusion Centers and the handful of DHS Centers of Excellence, like the one at USC.Quote:
DHS is getting ready to roll out a lot of new training in January on cyber security and cyber infrastructure protection. National White Collar Crime Center, UTSA, East Tennessee and a bunch of others have some pretty neato training coming online. And if you are in a state, county, or local government they come to you for free.
I'm affiliated with CERIAS (sort of) and the Homeland Security Institute at Purdue.
I just read your bio at your blog, Sam. That's quite a winding road, almost as eclectic as my own. Hopefully, in 2 or 3 months, I'll be able to share a little more about what my company does. Right now, we're being considered for an investment by a major defense contractor and/or In-Q-Tel, so fingers crossed.Quote:
Originally Posted by selil