Re: STINGAR in recent report from McAfee

[Jesse Bowling <jesse.bowling () DUKE EDU>]

> On Dec 7, 2020, at 9:16 AM, Brian Kelly <bkelly () educause edu> wrote:
>
> Great recognition for the #STINGAR project and Jesse Bowling's team from Duke University in this McAfee report. See 
> page 31
>
> https://www.mcafee.com/enterprise/en-us/assets/reports/rp-hidden-costs-of-cybercrime.pdf

Thanks Brian! As with most of what we do, this was a team effort, and while I have been the most visible (loudest? :) ) 
member of the STINGAR team, this report is the culmination of a lot of individuals' effort:

Gagandeep Kaur: Author of all the data analysis and beautiful graphs!
Richard Biever: Initial draft of the prose for Appendix E
Zhanna Malekos Smith: Former STINGAR team member, now contributing at CSIS and lifting the heavy load of editing 
Richard!
Dr. Mark Delong, Dr. John Board, and Alexander Merck: Additional technical and editing contributions

For those that are interested in the STINGAR project, please visit us at https://stingar.security.duke.edu for more 
information on the project and participation. Using the CommunityHoneyNetwork software to deploy honeypots and gather 
data on your own network is free (and, we hope, quite easy!). Participation in the real-time data exchange which was 
free during the two year NSF grant, does now require a sliding scale fee but it is quite modest and based on the 
operating budget for your institution. For instance, smaller institutions with less than $100 million/year operating 
budget can join the exchange for $0/year.

Thanks again for highlighting the work Brian, and I hope we can continue to grow this project, which has shown great 
benefit to participants!

Cheers,

Jesse

> Brian Kelly, CISSP, CISM, CEH
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