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INFOCON Mailing List - Daily News on Cybersecurity & Homeland
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INFOCON Limited Mailing List (.gov & .mil only)
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[INFOCON-Limited] -
This mailing list contains additional information
to the Infocon mailing list and it also serves as
a discussion list. The list is only open to US .gov
and .mil email addresses.
List Moderator Wanja Eric Naef, email
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IA/InfoSec Mailing List
[IA/InfoSec] - This listing would be utilized
to share information relevant to the holistic view of security
from a cyber perspective. This will be supplemented with open-source
information links providing continuity, integrity and availability
resources. All attempts will be made to stay vendor neutral
and unbiased to operating system. It will provide upcoming security
awareness events that are not normally advertised and cover
how to obtain information such as those from the http://iase.disa.mil/
training products site. This will also provide timely information
that Cyber Security professionals can share with their brothers-in-arms
of the physical, administrative, operational and other security
realms.
List Moderator: Michael Huggins, CISSP CTOC USN (ret), email
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CyberArmsControl
[CyberArmsControl] - This list
is devoted to the discussion of Arms Control in Cyberspace and
is run by the German Research Group FOGI:S (http://www.fogis.de).
List Moderator, Olivier Minkwitz, FOGI:S, email
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[CNO]
- Computer Network Operations. This mailing list is devoted
to the discussion of all aspects of Information Operations with
special emphasis on Computer Network Operations. The list is
operated under the 'Chatham House Rule' which means participants
are free to use the information received, but neither the identity
nor the affiliation of the writer, nor that of any other participant
may be revealed; nor, may it be mentioned that the information
was received from this list. The benefits of the Chatham House
Rule is that it allows people to speak as individuals, and to
express views that may not be those of their organizations,
and therefore it encourages free discussion. We believe that
the list can serve as a clearing house for ideas on important
IO issues, as we have access to a great deal of expertise among
our list members.
List Moderator, Wanja Eric Naef, email
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