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Microsoft recently released a critical security bulletin, MS08-067 that described a privately reported vulnerability in the Server service and provided a patch for this vulnerability. What was unusual was that this bulletin was released independently of Microsoft’s usual patch notification process and caused quite a bit of concern for many organizations. Tenable used this opportunity to help a number of organizations monitor their networks to determine if this issue had been mitigated.

Episode #89 of Risky Business is now available and features comments from Tenable's CSO, Marcus Ranum. Marcus recently keynoted the Hack In The Box security conference in Malaysia and spoke on many of the common misconceptions about "cyber" warfare. Marcus has also blogged here about many different topics which receive the "cyber" label including:

Besides the monthly Tenable Enterprise Security Monitoring classes available at our Columbia training center, Tenable offers versions of the same content taught at customer locations. The obvious reason to choose our onsite training offering is that allows entire teams to be quickly trained on Security Center, Nessus, Passive Vulnerability Scanner or Log Correlation Engine without the inconvenience and cost of sending one to two students at a time to Maryland.

Tenable's Chief Security Officer, Marcus Ranum, was recently interviewed by CSO Online for their "What Happens Next" security predictions series. Previous interviews included Whit Diffie, Chris Hoff and many other security experts. Read the full interview here.

Tenable is proud to announce the release of the Log Correlation Engine version 3.0. This blog entry highlights some of the LCE 3.0 enhancements and new features, plus some of the new functionality which will be made available with the upcoming release of Security Center 3.4.3.