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This is an auto-generated long summary of HP ProCurve Switch 2510-24 based on the first three specs of the first five spec groups.HP ProCurve Switch 2510-24. MAC address table: 8,000 entries, Switching capacity: 8.8 Gbps. Safety: cUL (CSA 22.2 No. 60950); EN 60950/IEC 60950; NOM-019-SCFI-1994; UL 60950. Power consumption (typical): 30W. Weight: 2.22 kg. Latency: 100 Mb: < 4.9 μs (64-byte packets); 1000 Mb < 2.6 μs (64-byte packets), Dimensions (WxDxH): 44.25 x 23.62 x 4.39 cm, Memory and processor: Processor type and speed: MIPS @264 MHz; Flash capacity: 8 MB; SDRAM: 64 MB
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MAC address table*
The MAC address is the 'Media Access Control Address'. It is a unique address given to a network interface controller (NIC) in a device. A MAC address table shows the addresses in a table format.
8,000 entries
Switching capacity*
The data transfer capacity of the switch per second.
8.8 Gbps
Supported network protocols
Network protocols tested as compatible with this product e.g. FTP,HTML, POP.
General Protocols: IEEE 802.1p Priority; IEEE 802.1Q VLANs; IEEE 802.1s Multiple Spanning Trees; IEEE 802.3ad Link Aggregation Control Protocol (LACP); IEEE 802.3x Flow Control; IP Multicast: RFC 1213 MIB II; MIBs: RFC 1213 MIB II; RFC 1493 Bridge MIB; RFC 1573 SNMP MIB II; Network Management: IEEE 802.1AB Link Layer Discovery Protocol (LLDP); SNMPv1/v2c/v3; Security: IEEE 802.1X Port Based Network Access Control; RFC 1492 TACACS+; RFC 2138 RADIUS Authentication; Secure Sockets Layer (SSL); SSHv1/SSHv2 Secure Shell
Rack mounting*
The type of mounting that can position devices in a shelving system (rack).
Mounts in an EIA-standard 19 in. telco rack or equipment cabinet (hardware included); horizontal surface mounting only
List of regulatory safety standards for all countries in which this product has been certified.
cUL (CSA 22.2 No. 60950); EN 60950/IEC 60950; NOM-019-SCFI-1994; UL 60950
Power consumption (typical)*
Amount of power consumed by this model, often expressed in watts (W). Typical values that manufacturers give are power consumption when off, standby/suspended mode, typical use, maximum usage.
Operational conditions
Operating temperature (T-T)
The minimum and maximum temperatures at which the product can be safely operated.
Storage temperature (T-T)
The minimum and maximum temperatures at which the product can be safely stored.
Operating relative humidity (H-H)
Storage relative humidity (H-H)
Operating altitude
Weight & dimensions
Weight of the product without packaging (net weight). If possible, the net weight is given including standard accessories and supplies. Please note that sometimes the manufacturer leaves out the weight of accessories and/or supplies.
2.22 kg
Other features
Management platform
ProCurve Manager Plus; ProCurve Manager; command-line interface; Web browser; out-of-band management (serial RS-232C)
Latency is the time needed to forward a packet of data.
100 Mb: < 4.9 μs (64-byte packets); 1000 Mb < 2.6 μs (64-byte packets)
Dimensions (WxDxH)
Dimensions of the product (Width x Depth x Height).
44.25 x 23.62 x 4.39 cm
Memory and processor
Description of memory and processor for this configuration; can include size expressed in bytes; followed by speed expressed in megahertz; followed by type and fabric
Processor type and speed: MIPS @264 MHz; Flash capacity: 8 MB; SDRAM: 64 MB
Power requirements
100-127 VAC/200-240 VAC; 50/60 Hz
Power availability
Power availability of the system.
I/O ports
An interface on a device to which you can connect another device.
24 auto-sensing 10/100 (IEEE 802.3 Type 10Base-T, IEEE 802.3u Type 100Base-TX); Duplex: half or full; Media type: ProCurve Auto- MDIX; 1 RJ-45 serial console; 2 dual-personality - each port can be used as either an RJ-45 10/100/1000 port (IEEE 802.3 Type 10Base-T; IEEE 802.3u Type 100Base-TX; IEEE 802.3ab 1000Base-T Gigabit Ethernet) or an open mini-GBIC slot (for use with mini-GBIC transceivers)
Electromagnetic emissions
FCC Class A; VCCI Class A; EN55022/CISPR-22 Class A; IEC/EN 61000-3-2; IEC/EN 61000-3-3
Acoustic pressure emissions
Level of sound pressure per ISO 9614-1.
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It was really frustrating experience, i searched lucknow to mumbai and after booking i got ticket mumbai to lucknow, after that customer care was very lousy they seems like Maroof http://www.fodors.com/community/profile/maroof/ Guardian news story about security and safety in Maldives tag:www.fodors.com,2015:/community//1.1038733 2015-02-26T03:48:18Z 2015-02-26T07:48:18Z Thought people planning a trip might like to read this http://www.theguardian.com/world/2015/feb/26/paradise-jihadis-maldives-islamic-extremism-syria sandralist http://www.fodors.com/community/profile/sandralist/ New Year's in Maldives? tag:www.fodors.com,2015:/community//1.1035221 2015-01-21T18:42:46Z 2015-01-21T22:42:46Z Greetings, It looks like we'll be ending a month-long trip to India with a week in the Maldives that includes New Year's. 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text: On Thursday of this week, we will be discussing the newly updated HHS program. This will be one of the first opportunities to discuss the HHS program, and we welcome comments and feedback, so please consider visiting http://www.hackerhighschool.org prior to the IRC. The ISECOM IRC is Thursday for one hour at 14:30 GMT (10:30am EDT) at #ISECOM on Freenode.net. Please feel free to join at any time during this hour. ***************************************************************** Below is a log of last week's IRC discussion: Please feel free to post comments, or questions. Dave Lauer from CIO View joined us to discuss RAVs and RAV calculations. [10:42] <DaveLauer--> Risk Assessment Values (or RAVs) are included in the OSSTMM, and have been developed a great deal more for the newest 3.0 release. [10:42] <DaveLauer--> They are an objective security metric based on the facts of your infrastructure [10:43] <DaveLauer--> They now take into account both Operational Security and Actual Security, as well as the level of Loss Controls. Your operational security is a measurement of how you have designed your infrastructure as well as the risks inherent in how you do business. Your actual security is based on the configuration of your systems, especially the services running on those systems, and any vulnerabilities that haven't been patched or fixed wi [10:43] <DaveLauer--> All of this information is compiled into a percentage value that represents the percentage of successful interactions with the scope of the analysis [10:43] <DaveLauer--> A successful interaction defined as one that does not result in loss [10:44] <DaveLauer--> Here at CIOview, we've created software designed to calculate your Risk Assessment Value in different ways - through a structured interview process covering your infrastructure and policies, by importing the results of a port/vulnerability detection scan, or through the raw input of OSSTMM variables. [10:45] <DaveLauer--> Because RAVs measure the percentage of successful interactions, our software then allows you to define the value of an interaction, whether it is a web hit, completed transaction, or any other type of business interaction. It then offers different investment ideas for improving your RAV, and can show you the value of that investment in cost savings, versus the amount of money required to invest. [10:45] <DaveLauer--> Using RAVs in this manner provides a consistent framework that companies can use to analyze their level of security over time, and see the effectiveness of security investments. [10:46] <DaveLauer--> THey can also be especially effective at comparing security levels of different divisions or departments within a company [10:47] <DaveLauer--> I guess that's pretty much what they are, and what we've done with them [10:47] <DaveLauer--> For those who have just joined, we're discussing the RAV framework as an objective security mettric based on the facts of your infrastructure [10:47] <Kimber> The RAV is the result of a calculation of risk, correct. [10:48] <DaveLauer--> Well it's really a calculation of security [10:48] <DaveLauer--> although (1-RAV) could be looked at as a calculation of risk [10:48] <Kimber> can you differentiate for me? [10:48] <DaveLauer--> because (1-RAV) represents the percentage of interactions with the scope that would result in loss [10:48] <DaveLauer--> so that represents the "at-risk" portion of your scope [10:49] <DaveLauer--> Whereas your RAV value represents the secure portion [10:49] <DaveLauer--> Risk is hard to measure, because it can be an amorphous, subjective thing [10:49] <DaveLauer--> Whereas Security can be much easier [10:50] <DaveLauer--> Because RAVs are based on the facts of your infrastructure, they really measure the effectiveness of your implementation, as well as the configuration of your systems [10:50] <DaveLauer--> And the policies and technologies you have in place to limit loss should your security be compromised [10:50] <purefinity> Do you have any links to RAV documentation? [10:51] <purefinity> <afk> [10:51] <DaveLauer--> The OSSTMM contains a complete review of the original RAV implementation [10:51] <DaveLauer--> But the newest version (due to be released any time now) will develop the idea much more. [10:51] <the_pete> (Link: http://www.isecom.org/securitymetrics.shtml)http://www.isecom.org/securitymetrics.shtml [10:53] <Kimber> So, you are calculating how secure your system is, and then can use this against how secure it could be, if certain 'holes' were patched? [10:53] <DaveLauer--> Exactly [10:53] <DaveLauer--> That is really one of the key values of RAVs [10:54] <DaveLauer--> The idea that as an objective, fact-based calculation, it can be used to compare systems against each other, whether over time or just with different configurations or designs [10:55] <DaveLauer--> Another idea that we haven't yet gotten into is that of degredation [10:55] <DaveLauer--> One of the concepts behind your RAV is that it degrades over time [10:56] <DaveLauer--> In fact, it will begin to degrade immediately after it has been measured - the assumption is that this happens on a daily basis [10:56] <the_pete> However, keep in mind, this is no longer based on measurable fact, right Dave? [10:56] <DaveLauer--> Right [10:56] <Kimber> and does the calculation model this degradation, or is a separate measure needed? [10:56] <DaveLauer--> This an assumption that is built into the model once the RAV has been calculated [10:57] <Kimber> So, I can get a curve of RAV values that show where I will be at a predetermined time? [10:57] <DaveLauer--> Yep [10:57] <warchild> why does it degrade? because you have't assessed it recently and in theory something could've changed? [10:58] <DaveLauer--> The idea is really that what makes you secure today isn't what necessarily will make you secure tomorrow [10:58] <DaveLauer--> The landscape is constantly changing - and that change as we all know is accelerating [10:58] <DaveLauer--> So unless you change your systems, update them, patch them, etc., your security will degrade [10:58] <DaveLauer--> Although, once you change them, you would naturally want to measure the RAV again [10:58] <DaveLauer--> and begin the degredation anew [10:59] <dervitx> sorry, i'm lost. If degradation model is determined with no mesure... how is it determined? that means that degradation of a particular RAV is independent on your system? [10:59] <DaveLauer--> Well the degredation model is built off of a variable - we use the scope of the analysis [10:59] <DaveLauer--> However, that can be adjusted [11:00] <DaveLauer--> It provides for a type of sensitivity analysis [11:00] <DaveLauer--> It's really meant for qualitative analysis, rather than as a defacto quantitative fact [11:01] <DaveLauer--> You could also use the total number of interactions with the scope [11:01] <DaveLauer--> As the degredation variable [11:01] <DaveLauer--> I don't know if that answers your question or not. [11:02] <dervitx> if the scope of the analysis is the same for two RAV's, that means that these two RAV's degradates the same way over the time? [11:03] *** nemith has left #isecom [11:03] <DaveLauer--> Yes, although it is also dependent on how much of the RAV is a result of your Operational Security and how much is your Actual Security [11:03] <DaveLauer--> Your Actual Security - the security resulting from the configuration of your systems - is where degredation comes from [11:04] <the_pete> Security degradation is a provable fact but the rate of degradation is not. [11:04] <Kimber> Have the RAV calculations been validated in 'real world' tests or is that the next step? [11:04] <DaveLauer--> Pete could probably speak to that more authoritatively than I. [11:05] <DaveLauer--> I know that they have [11:05] <DaveLauer--> But I don't know to what extent. [11:06] <the_pete> RAVs have been functionally used about a dozen times now in case studies before we published. [11:06] <the_pete> We wanted to be sure they were developed for real use rather than theoretical use. [11:07] <the_pete> What we can't do is prove degradation quantitatively-- then again, I don't think we have to. [11:08] <Kimber> It's pretty intuitive that it would degrade - that's why there are always new patches, adn new virus upgrade - stands to reason everything else should degrade as well. [11:08] <Kimber> Are RAVs for businesses, or home setups as well? [11:08] <DaveLauer--> Right. It's important to remember degredation is meant for qualitative reinforcement of this idea, rather than as an objective, fact-based metric like the RAV [11:09] <DaveLauer--> They can be used for both [11:09] <Damascene> So given infrastructure X with some od firewalls, doing Y transactions, we can give it an arbitrary value of a security rating/metric? And over time, this metric will drop until reevaluation? Is it possible to reevalute to be lower if you find out vendor W is more suspectible or weaker than originally thought? Who makes the values? Is it purely arbitrary? [11:09] <DaveLauer--> But the level of an acceptable RAV is very different [11:09] <Kimber> How much technical knowledge is needed to make the calculation? Is this something that your average IT support person could do, or do you need some security expertise? [11:09] <DaveLauer--> Well the security metric not arbitrary - this is important to bear in mind. [11:09] <DaveLauer--> er... is not arbitrary [11:10] <DaveLauer--> It is based on the facts of the infrastructure [11:10] <DaveLauer--> So you would add up the number of systems - examine how they are connected [11:10] <Damascene> DaveLauer-: So the system has objectively defined security risks. i.e. stateful firewall or not, scores 5 security points vs 1 security points? [11:10] <DaveLauer--> Pretty much. [11:10] <DaveLauer--> Once you examine the setup of the infrastructure, you would want to perform a full audit [11:11] <DaveLauer--> Examine how they are configured [11:11] <DaveLauer--> All of the results of the audit feed into variables that are simply tallies that reflect the facts of the infrastructure [11:11] <DaveLauer--> And all of this is then calculated into an RAV [11:11] <DaveLauer--> And the entire methodology is open, thanks to the OSSTMM [11:11] <DaveLauer--> So there's no black-box, or subjectivity [11:12] <DaveLauer--> There are no judgements as to whether something is more or less secure [11:12] <DaveLauer--> There are simply the facts of the infrastructure, its configuration, and the policies and technologies used for loss controls [11:12] <DaveLauer--> Kimber - to your question, the idea is not overly difficult for most IT people to understand [11:12] <DaveLauer--> And in fact, that is one of the benefits of CIOview's software [11:13] <DaveLauer--> It takes the idea of RAV, and provides an intuitive interface [11:13] <Damascene> That seems like an incredible number of use-cases, at least when I performed my security audits. Very good job if you guys wer able to nail it down into some well defined spreadsheeet. [11:13] <DaveLauer--> It allows nearly anyone to complete an interview that simply reviews the facts of their infrastructure [11:13] <DaveLauer--> And their business processes/policies, and arrive at an RAV [11:13] <DaveLauer--> However, the more you know, the more accurate the calculation [11:13] <dervitx> if degradation is not expressed quantitave, how is it expressed? I remember that osstmm v2.1 had a mathematical formula for that. how is this focused in RAV's v3.0 ? [11:13] <DaveLauer--> It is definitely a case of GIGO [11:14] <DaveLauer--> For the security expert who has completed a full audit, the results will be much more accurate than the average IT person who has only filled out the responses to the interview [11:14] <Kimber> that's makes sense. [11:14] <DaveLauer--> But that's not to say that results arrived at by the interview process aren't actionable, or open to the same kind of sensitivity analysis [11:14] <DaveLauer--> Or financial analysis. [11:15] <DaveLauer--> dervitx - v3.0 also uses a mathematical formula [11:15] <Kimber> partly I was wondering if companies would need to hire an expert, or if they could get a rough idea, and it soundslike they can get a rough idea without too much trouble. [11:15] <DaveLauer--> The only reason we say that they are not quantitative is that the formula is based on assumption, rather than fact [11:15] <DaveLauer--> Kimber - exactly [11:15] <Damascene> If the methodology is open via OSSTMM, it's possible for any of us to recreate or simulate the RAV calculation ourselves. I suppose the value in purchasing the advanced professional copy is saved time in doing such and the easy to use interfaces for off-the-shelf immediately use? [11:16] <DaveLauer--> Damascene - yes. The professional version also has the advantage of being able to import the results of vulnerability detection scanners in order to automate the audit process somewhat [11:16] <DaveLauer--> It can also generate an OSSTMM-certified report [11:16] <DaveLauer--> Which helps remove weeks from the audit process [11:17] <DaveLauer--> However, the free version of our software also provides a lot of value, in terms of the entire interview process, the RAV calculation, and financial results/sensitivity analysis [11:18] <Damascene> In regards to this URL (Link: http://www.isecom.org/securitymetrics.shtml,)http://www.isecom.org/securitymetrics.shtml, I am unable to find the link to download the RAV spreadsheet. I am just curious on the metrics used, but I do not see a link for it (but I do see one for the audit software). [11:18] <Kimber> can you explain what an OSSTMM certified report is? [11:18] <DaveLauer--> I don't think that we will be distributing the spreadsheet [11:18] <DaveLauer--> Although the equations will be available in OSSTMM v3.0 [11:19] <DaveLauer--> An OSSTMM-certified audit report is an independently verified deliverable for auditors [11:19] <DaveLauer--> It provides assurances that the results of an audit are in line with the ideas, and completeness set forth by the OSSTMM [11:20] <DaveLauer--> It is another way of bringing a degree of standardization into the audit system [11:20] <DaveLauer--> And our software also brings the advantage of financial analysis, which most audits do not include [11:20] <DaveLauer--> And this is also included in the report. [11:21] <DaveLauer--> It allows the report to be accessible to both the IT expert, security specialist, and upper-level management. [11:21] <dervitx> In osstmm v2.1 RAV's where calculated from a table of static numbers. There were no information about the origin of this numbers. How is this solved in v3.0? how initial RAV's values are determined from interviews and configurations? (what is the process qualitative info --> quantitative info) [11:21] <DaveLauer--> dervitx - do you mean the weighting table for Actual Security? [11:23] <DaveLauer--> That is the table used to weight the impact of Vulnerabilities, Weaknesses, Concerns, Exposures and Anomolies [11:23] <DaveLauer--> The underlying calculations have been changed for that [11:23] <DaveLauer--> They are now based on the ratio of your operational security coverage to your loss controls [11:24] <DaveLauer--> As for the qualitative info -> quantitative info [11:24] <DaveLauer--> The interview process is a way to gather quantitative information [11:24] <DaveLauer--> Questions that inventory your systems [11:24] <DaveLauer--> Examine how they connect to each other [11:25] <DaveLauer--> And then the numbers of systems covered by different loss control policies, such as encryption or disaster recovery [11:25] <DaveLauer--> These all result in quantitative values that are used as the inputs for the RAV calculation [11:26] <dervitx> ok, thanks [11:26] <Kimber> So you end up with a number that you can compare to the numbers from other systems? Is it primarily relative? [11:26] <DaveLauer--> It does work well for relative comparisons [11:27] <DaveLauer--> However, it is a very concrete number [11:27] <DaveLauer--> It represents the percentage of successful interactions, so once you define what an interaction is, and the value thereof, you get very exact results [11:27] <DaveLauer--> First, you must decide on the value of an interaction [11:27] <fernand0> hola daurmith [11:28] <DaveLauer--> That will give you the cost of loss, should an interaction result in loss [11:28] <DaveLauer--> For example [11:28] <Kimber> could you define 'an interaction'? [11:28] <Kimber> sorry [11:28] <DaveLauer--> it could be lost revenue [11:28] <DaveLauer--> An interaction can be anything you define it to be [11:28] <DaveLauer--> Most people would use a completed transaction [11:28] <DaveLauer--> So the method they would use as the cost of loss would be to take their total revenue [11:29] <DaveLauer--> Then multiply it by (1-RAV) to determine what they stand to lose over a year due to their level of security [11:29] <DaveLauer--> I'm sorry, I meant total annual revenue [11:30] <DaveLauer--> However, if you're measuring internal systems, you might want to base the loss on lost worker productivity [11:30] <DaveLauer--> Or you might want to base it on intellectual or intangible property [11:30] <DaveLauer--> To do that, you could use the Market Capitalization of the company, which tends to take into account intangible value [11:31] <DaveLauer--> Or you could combine the methods [11:31] <Damascene> but sometimes it's very hard to quantify 'loss'. can you measure it against a combination of these metrics? did you consider "loss of consumer confidence" as a metric too? [11:31] <Damascene> that seems really hard to quantify. [11:31] <DaveLauer--> Yes, it is. [11:32] <DaveLauer--> That's one of the problems in performing this exercise, which is why we feel that market capitalization is one of the only methods that can account for such a loss [11:32] <DaveLauer--> But you can combine methods [11:32] <DaveLauer--> Such as Lost Revenue and Productivity [11:32] <DaveLauer--> Many people also want to include the cost to repair the systems [11:32] <DaveLauer--> And we also include a custom value that you can include for things like regulatory fines, or harder to quantify ideas such as consumer confidence [11:33] <DaveLauer--> In total, our software has five methods to model the cost of loss, all of which can be combined [11:33] <Kimber> So, these are all on the potential loss side, after you have the RAV, but not part of the RAV itself? Is that correct? [11:33] <DaveLauer--> Once you have arrived at a justified value for loss, you can then proceed to analyze the effectiveness of new security initiatives [11:33] <DaveLauer--> Yes Kimber [11:34] <DaveLauer--> A new security initiative will improve your RAV [11:34] <DaveLauer--> By improving your RAV, you are reducing the number of interactions that result in loss [11:34] <DaveLauer--> Therefore you are reducing the cost of loss [11:34] <DaveLauer--> Measuring that cost savings against the amount of money necessary to implement the new initiative gives you a Return On Security Investment [11:34] <Kimber> And are the loss calculations part of the OSSTMM, or is added value from the software? [11:34] <DaveLauer--> That is from the software [11:34] <fernand0> si que me dijeron uno [11:35] <fernand0> sorry [11:35] <Kimber> so the OSSTMM takes you are far at the RAV number? [11:35] <DaveLauer--> Right. [11:35] <Kimber> cool [11:36] <DaveLauer--> I'd encourage everybody to download the free version of our software. [11:36] <DaveLauer--> It may help to make all of this make more sense. [11:37] <Kimber> what's the difference between the free and commercial version? [11:37] <Kimber> other than cost:-) [11:38] <Damascene> seems like the easy to use instant reporting functions [11:38] <DaveLauer--> The commercial version has the ability to import the results of port and vulnerability detection scans in order to pre-set much of the information, as well as measure your Actual Security. It can also generate an OSSTMM-certified audit report and business case deliverable. [11:38] <DaveLauer--> But all of the analysis and calculations are the same [11:38] <DaveLauer--> You can read more about it here: (Link: http://www.cioview.com/index.aspx?id=SECNOW&src=39)http://www.cioview.com/index.aspx?id=SECNOW&src=39 [11:38] <Kimber> so it adds automation, etc [11:39] <Kimber> ok thanks [11:39] <Kimber> is there an email address for future questions? [11:39] <DaveLauer--> And this provides a run-down of the differences between the two versions: (Link: http://www.cioview.com/index.aspx?id=DifferencesInSecurityNOW)http://www.cioview.com/index.aspx?id=DifferencesInSecurityNOW [11:39] <dervitx> for those who have taken a look over osstmm 3.0... how do you describe the main improvements since v2.1? [11:39] <DaveLauer--> Yes, please feel free to e-mail me at dlauer@... [11:39] <Kimber> thanks [11:39] <DaveLauer--> dervitx - that would take an entire chat session [11:39] <DaveLauer--> :) [11:40] <dervitx> ;) [11:40] <Kimber> any more questions for now? [11:40] <dervitx> why this software weigths 24Mb? what a beast! [11:40] <dervitx> ;) [11:40] <DaveLauer--> 24 MB? [11:41] <dervitx> ops my mistake. these are the .NET components [11:41] <DaveLauer--> ah [11:41] <DaveLauer--> yeah [11:41] <DaveLauer--> that's the beast [11:41] <DaveLauer--> Our player software is a little over 5MB, and SecurityNOW! is around 3MB [11:42] <DaveLauer--> I'm sorry, SecurityNOW! is actually 1.5MB [11:42] <DaveLauer--> although uncompressed it's also around 5MB [11:43] <warchild> DaveLauer--: can you (briefly) tell me how the commercial version determines risk based on the data it gets from port and vuln scan information? [11:43] <DaveLauer--> Sure [11:43] <DaveLauer--> By using something like Nessus [11:43] <DaveLauer--> The output of which contains a wealth of information regarding the nature of the vulnerabilities, weaknesses, etc. that are found on your systems [11:44] <DaveLauer--> We can take that information and arrive at the inputs for your Actual Security, one of the three RAV components [11:44] <DaveLauer--> The interview process measures your Operational Security and Loss Controls, it's the scan that measures your Actual Security [11:45] <warchild> perhaps I have to refresh myself with OSSTMM, but given the results of a scan, can it tell you that vuln A is more of a risk than vuln B? [11:45] <DaveLauer--> Yes [11:45] <DaveLauer--> Although a vulnerability is weighted the same [11:45] <dervitx> but nessus information highly depends on how it is configured when scanning some host. how is this included in your software? [11:45] <DaveLauer--> However, it can tell you whether a particular problem is to be classified as a vulnerability or weakness [11:46] <DaveLauer--> We also import the results of the nessus configuration [11:46] <DaveLauer--> And use that configuration to measure how reliable the results of the scan are [11:47] <DaveLauer--> Nessus gives us enough information to tell how much its configuration has been customized, as well as whether a particular problem should be counted as a vulnerability, weakness, concern, exposure or anomaly [11:47] <dervitx> if I use nessus and MyPersonalSofware_v0.66.77 (not included in your software) how can i merge/contrast/include the software when the former is automaticaly imported and the lastest have to be manual calculated? [11:48] <DaveLauer--> Are you asking whether you could compare the results of software you design to our results? [11:50] <DaveLauer--> I'm just not sure I completely understand the question [11:50] <dervitx> nop. Performing any security scanning task, the most reliable way is to use a couple of tools to contrast results. If one of this tools is not included in your software, which is the procedure? [11:50] <DaveLauer--> Well you could get that company to pay us to include their software. :) [11:50] <DaveLauer--> Or you can use the results of that software as raw inputs [11:51] <dervitx> ok [11:51] <DaveLauer--> As our software provides the capability to directly enter the input variables as they have been set forth in the OSSTMM [11:51] <DaveLauer--> So as long as you can map the results of the other software to OSSTMM variables, you can use our software to compare results [11:52] <Kimber> any other questions at this time? [11:52] <Kimber> I'll be posting a summary to the news list, or you can email me at kim@... to get the actual log. [11:53] <Kimber> If not, then I would really like to thank Dave for joining us [11:53] <Kimber> this has been very informative [11:53] <DaveLauer--> My pleasure... thanks for listening, and the great questions. :) [11:53] <DaveLauer--> And please feel free to e-mail me if you would like to follow-up, or have other questions - I'll do my best to answer them. [11:54] <Kimber> I'm going to officially close the IRC, although the channel will remain open for now. [11:54] <Kimber> Thanks everyone! [11:54] <dervitx> Thanks to you. off topic: when osstmm v3.0 will be able to download/review , etc? I saw some message in the mailing-list but no link on isecom.org