Thursday, February 23, 2012
The idea behind of the Silent Chaos network is giving the community a Pod-cast voice. There are a lot of great pod-cast that are out there today that we listen to on a regular basis but what about those people that would like to try their hat at a Pod-cast? Or want to do a one time thing? Or a rare occasionally session? Does everyone want to dedicate the time, resources involved in getting that miscellaneous content on a site and in iTunes (for example)?
Silent Chaos Network is meant to be a network of Info Sec Professionals that would like to do an occasional pod-cast and share it with the world. If you would like to publish your pod-cast here or get involved with the network please contact that the creators and host of Silent-Chaos Jump Pod-cast Jason Kendall or Michael Ortega (see information below).
There is currently only one Pod-cast on the network:
The Jump Bag is the corner stone of the Silent-Chaos Network. This bi-weekly pod-cast will focus on Information Security topics, issues and challenges but with an incident response perspective. The host are the creators of the Silent-Chaos Network , Jason and Michael.
Jason (@coolacid) - A Generalist SME in Information Security and Open Source solutions, Jason has been working in Information Security for over 15 years and Open Source for 10 years. Previously a lead developer for the Joomla! Open Source CMS system and Senior Security expert for a top 5 financial institution in Canada. Now part of the Joomla! Security Strike Team, and independent consultant for Open Source and Security. He enjoys working with new technology including Network/Software Security and forensics and holds certifications for CE|H, GIAC GCFA, GREM and LPIC-1. Find Jason's personal blog www.coolacid.net
Michael (@securitymoey) – an Information Security professional for the last 6 years, Michael has worked in Information Technology for 13 years. Michael has had a opportunity to lead teams of Information Security professionals from small to large scale enterprise level projects. A co-planner for the BsidesChicago 2011 event, Michael enjoys contributing to the Information Security industry and exploring technology. Michael currently holds certifications for CISSP, CISM, GCFA and C|EH v5. Find Michael's personal blog at www.securitymoey.com
