<p>OSSEC was founded in 2004 and received its most recent update to 3.0 in April 2018. It is an open source project for cybersecurity and delivers the most robust endpoint detection and response capabilities available to enterprises today. OSSEC PM Scott Shinn discusses the history of of the project, the core features and how it differs from commercial security software currently in use. Scott is CTO of Atomicorp, a former contract CISO for the U.S. Department of the Interior and co-author of Troubleshooting Linux Firewalls. </p>

Efail Vulnerability and its Impact on Encrypted Email - Linux Security Podcast Ep 8

The Linux Security Podcast covers key concepts in security, reviews some of the latest exploits and discusses the tools enterprises use to detect, prevent and recover from cyber attacks. The show features insights from Mike Shinn, co-founder and CEO of Atomicorp, and Scott Shinn, co-founder and CTO of Atomicorp as well as PM for OSSEC. Scott was also chief network manager at the White House and interim CISO at the Department of the Interior earlier in his career. Mike contributed to the first intrusion detection device and was the first computer security analyst for the White House. He is also the author of the federal regulation for Cybersecurity Programs for Nuclear Facilities. The Shinn brothers have been working with Linux since before 1.0, been in computer security for 25 years and are the co-authors of Troubleshooting Linux Firewalls.