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Computerworld Australia: US Supercomputer Expert to Talk on Security Without Firewalls

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Web Webster
Web Webster
Jun 29, 2005

“Abe Singer, San Diego Supercomputer Centre’s open systems
security expert, will lead tutorials at two Australian Unix and
open systems user group (AUUG) seminars in Melbourne and Sydney
next month.

“Singer will discuss logging infrastructure analysis which
describes how to build an infrastructure to collect, preserve, and
extract useful information from computer operating systems and
application logs. Log analysis helps system administrators learn
more about what is happening on their systems and networks…”


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