Re: Another "Who am I on IDS"
DONALD DAY (DDAY@EMAIL.USPS.GOV)
23 Aug 1994 10:12:10 GMT
Hello,
I see Frank Swift is on this list so it must be good. This is Don
Day the Information Systems Security Officer at the NISSC-USPS at
Raleigh NC. I was at the FIRST Incident Workshop in July and Frank
sat in front of me. Intrusion detection is something better thought
of as being better proactive than reactive. We can learn from each
other how to prepare as well as how to react to Intrusion. See ya**
sincerely as I can be**don the "lone security ranger"
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Subject: Another "Who am I on IDS"
Author: IDS (EMAIL.IDS) at SSWGATE
Date: 8/22/94 9:50 PM
Greetings (Last time I heard that was from the Draft Board )
I am the Unclassified Computer Security Coordinator at the Lawrence
Livermore National Laboratory at Livermore ( Just across the bay from San
Francisco and over the hill from Oakland ) California. I guess I'm still a
student because everyday I learn something new about intruders and system
administration or lack thereof. I echo David Wiseman's about wide-awake
sysadmins. Unfortunately there are still some out there who either haven't
a clue what's happening on the net, or perhaps figure the accident will
always happen to someone else and they needn't wear seatbelts. I'm very
interested in automated tools especially for Macs and Unix and their
associated networks. More importantly, heads up warnings to new attacks on
routers and the net in general.
frank
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