Review of Network Maintenance and Troubleshooting Guide, 2nd Ed Posted
Amazon.com just posted my 5 star review of Network Maintenance and Troubleshooting Guide, 2nd Ed by Neal Allen. From the review : Good network troubleshooting books are rare. TCP/IP Analysis and Troubleshooting Toolkit by Kevin Burns (2003), Troubleshooting Campus Networks by Priscilla Oppenheimer and Joseph Bardwell (2002), and Network Analysis and Troubleshooting by Scott Haugdahl (1999) come to mind. Network Maintenance and Troubleshooting Guide (NMATG) brings a whole new dimension to network analysis, particularly at the lowest levels of the OSI model. I
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asteingruebl (Andy Steingruebl) : @taosecurity That was true of incidents Verizon and USSS handled. That doesn't by itself = all incidents. Right?.. Updated : 2010-07-31T02:40:16Z | Reply | View Tweet |
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shirkdog (shirkdog) : @taosecurity so... the outsider attacks would be 69% pre 2008 :).. Updated : 2010-07-31T01:59:43Z | Reply | View Tweet |
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alexhutton (Alex Hutton) : RT @taosecurity: Schultz: study puts to rest the lingering legend that most attacks are due to insiders http://bit.ly/cafM51.. Updated : 2010-07-31T01:47:12Z | Reply | View Tweet |
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taosecurity (Richard Bejtlich) : Schultz: This study should put to rest the lingering information security legend that most attacks are due to insiders http://bit.ly/cafM51.. Updated : 2010-07-31T01:44:00Z | Reply | View Tweet |
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