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Security in the age of compliance



Three papers from Anton Chuvakin in his "... in the age of compliance series" :

  • "Log management in the age of compliance"
  • "Incident management in the age of compliance"
  • "Intrusion detection in the age of compliance"

Posted by Security4all at 23.9.07

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