that SBL have embarked upon an
exciting new project; the development
and maintenance of a Cyber Security
Research Wiki.
here and overseas has served to identify a clear and
profound requirement for a central repository of useful
and leading edge cyber security research, information,
and best practice guidance material.
material, white papers, best practice documents
etc. within their own domains or within their own
communities. Some of these useful resources are more
accessible than others (indeed much of this is public
domain through various websites), yet it is clear that
there is no single searchable area where practitioners
can access this information as they seek to bolster their
security in the wake of new Cyber threats.
resource, and whilst we concede that the ability to
include everything that could possibly be useful in this
context would be an unsurmountable task, we do
believe that through working with the various experts
in our community we can get the best and most
relevant content produced in a wiki that practitioners
can reference and make excellent use of. This could
be extremely useful both the public and private sector,
could save countless hours of research time, and crucially
will help organisations improve their security.
partners, SBL are in the process of coordinating a
production, collation, vetting, and monitoring of Cyber
Security Research Wiki content. As this team grows,
the content will become more comprehensive, more
innovative, and more diverse. Indeed it will improve
exponentially as the collaboration extends and develops.
content will comprise leading experts from the key
Academic institutes from around the world, as well as
experts within the Cyber Security Industry.
uploaded in the BETA version. We are now pleased
to announce that we have entered the testing phase!
Layered security is provided through the use of Digital
Certificates, and we are now ready to engage you, the
Cyber community and CyberTalk readership in this
breakthrough common good initiative!
and hope you will all be willing to provide constructive
feedback which will help us to improve and develop this
resource over time. Indeed, we hope we can identify
some new collaborators out there, people who produce
content that could be useful to the Cyber community
in the on-going fight against our common threats and
adversaries.
provide "read only" access to the Wiki, please contact
support@cybertalkwiki.co.uk.
Research Wiki LinkedIn page on http://ow.ly/tvbCe
deliver this new and exciting resource!