modSIC 1.7.2 released
modSIC 1.7.2 was released today with a number of bug fixes and a new feature to select an SSH port for assessments in Unix family machines.
Download the binary files at github repository:
modSIC 1.7.2 was released today with a number of bug fixes and a new feature to select an SSH port for assessments in Unix family machines.
Download the binary files at github repository:
Hello,
Today we are uploading two presentations of modSIC. One, in english, is our latest webinar in 2011 and the other, in portuguese, is a small Speech in January 2012 at SINDPD-RJ, Brazil.
Please, download the files below:
modSIC Webinar (in English):
Análise com Padrões Abertos em Segurança da Informação (in Portuguese)
This week we are changing our repository and documentation pages.
Now download the modSIC source code at Github
modSIC 1.7.1 released:
- Vast performance improvements.
- Suport for IBM DB2 assessment.
New Features:
A number of bugs were fixed;
Donwload now at modSIC codeplex page.
A new modSIC beta release this week.
It fixes a bug in Windows file.content.test pattern match process.
Download it at Codeplex
Please join us for a free interactive webinar on October 25th at 2 PM ET to see how this innovative project enables any information security professional to download, use, and even develop automated “collectors” of IT asset risk information.
In 2010 Modulo Security, the leading IT Risk and Compliance software vendor, created an open source project to enable any company to conduct automated IT Asset assessments for free.
The 7th Annual IT Security Automation Conference will be held on October 31st – November 2nd.
More information about the conference can be found at: http://scap.nist.gov/events
We are planning to go at this year’s event.
UPDATE 2: The OVAL samples are ready in the modSIC full installation package.
UPDATE: Thanks for everybody who submitted a suggestion in our survey. Now we are preparing the OVAL Definitions Samples based on them.
For the modSIC project, we plan on creating a “sample kit” for users just starting out with the OVAL standard.
This kit is something we’ve wanted for a while now. We’ll create a few original OVAL Definitions that are both simple and objective, allowing modSIC users to immediately request collections.
We need to know what specialists in various fields hope to analyze through OVAL. We know that most are unaware of the possibilities (and limitations) of this language and we’d like to let you know that for the purposes of this survey this is a good thing. We hope to get back examples of requests that do not take into consideration the current solution.
Many other improvements are on the way. Stay tuned.