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6 comments:
Congratulations, man! That's really really cool!! :-)) Go spread the NSM-word to the masses! :-)
Why are these conferences so damn expensive? Their academic pass is $595! Are there any unofficial ways to get in?
I would not have attended if I didn't get a free pass for speaking. These are not intended for people paying their own way. As an independent business owner, I would not have paid to send myself there. As it is I had to burn United miles and Marriott reward points to finance my airfare and hotel room! :)
I hate the San Jose airport!
I hope it is not going to be too different from what you are presenting at ShmooCom ... I also am one that skips the RSA conference even though the company will send me to any one conference a year I choose.
ShmooCon will be centered around a Sguil demo. RSA will be more about theory, techniques, and tools for network IR and forensics.
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