Re: security web based forums (not mailing list) with topics coverd by CISSP

[Todd Haverkos <infosec () haverkos com>]

Adrian J Milanoski <amilanoski () gmail com> writes:
> Twitter being the best one eh?
>
> Hmmmm... I have been wanting to stay away from facebook and twitter
> social networks. Just don't have time for them.
>
> Now, perhaps maybe I will get on this bandwagon ha-ha....
>
> Which people are the good people to be following on twitter in regards
> to security? Any recommendations?

Yeah, I was right with ya and went kicking and screaming to a certain
extent, but what i think finally someone voiced at Black Hat USA at
some point this year was "Security people use twitter a lot
differently than the rest of the world--we actually use it to exchange
useful information."  There was another conference I attended where
one presenter openly wondered whether security mailing list volume has
gone down perhaps because everyone's now using twitter.  It's also
quite an info source while at large security conference events to know
what's going on where at various parts of the conference.

The right people to follow really depend on what niche of security you
work in and/or are most interested in, but ... 

sans_isc should probably be on everyone's radar.  securityninja seems
to be quite on top of security news stories and a rather energetic
contributor.  hdmoore for anyone interested in the latest thoughts
from Metasploit's patriarch.  jeremiahg for anyone interested in web
app sec...  If you have vendors you deal with, sometimes they have a
twitter feed worth keeping an eye on.

--
Todd Haverkos, LPT MsCompE
http://haverkos.com/

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