[Ninux-Wireless] Fw: Sept. 25 Webcast with Johannes Ullrich: "The Security Impact of IPv6"

[_n355_1 (Matteo)]

Forse può interessare!!!

Questo il link per registrarsi:

http://w.on24.com/r.htm?e=679121&s=1&k=8B5E4BB503801C0E77CC3CB9095D0DAD

Saluti,
_n355_1 [Matteo]


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Oggetto: 	Sept. 25 Webcast with Johannes Ullrich: "The Security Impact 
of IPv6"
Data: 	Tue, 10 Sep 2013 12:24:30 -0400
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Sept. 25 Webcast with Johannes Ullrich: "The Security Impact of IPv6"

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Register TODAY 
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attend the next free ACM Webcast, *"The Security Impact of IPv6,"* 
presented on *Wednesday, September 25, 2013 at 12 pm ET* (11 am CT/10 am 
MT/9 am PT/4 pm GMT) by *Dr. Johannes B. Ullrich*, Dean of Research and 
a faculty member of the SANS Technology Institute. The talk will be 
followed by a live question and answer session moderated by *Tom 
Limoncelli*, an internationally recognized author, speaker, system 
administrator, and member of the ACM Case Study Committee. (/If you'd 
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When IPv4 was designed more than 30 years ago, nobody anticipated the 
huge success of the protocol as a global business network. As a result, 
IPv6 was created to address many of the shortcomings of IPv4 and to 
properly integrate many of the patches applied to the original standard. 
However, uptake of IPv6 has been slow, and many networks tend to ignore 
it in favor of the better understood and “good enough” older protocol. 
Ignoring IPv6 does present some particular security risks. Modern 
operating systems are shipped today with IPv6 enabled, and limited 
ability to turn it off. Ignoring IPv6 can put networks at risks and 
networks will not be able to take advantage of some of the security 
features provided by IPv6.

*What Attendees Can Expect to Learn About:*

  * What are the critical features provided by IPv6?
  * IPv6 addresses and how they can be used to solve current network
    design issues
  * Uncontrolled IPv6 use and how it will put an organization's
    information at risk
  * IPv6 tunneling mechanism and transition mechanisms an attacker may
    use to breach networks or exfiltrate information

*Duration*: 60 minutes

_*Presenter*_:
*Dr. Johannes B. Ullrich*, /SANS Technology Institute/
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_*Moderator*_:
*Thomas A. Limoncelli*, /Stack Exchange/; /ACM Case Study Committee/
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