Hello, welcome to the Thursday, May 20th, 2021 edition of the Sandcent Storm Center's Stormcast.

My name is Johannes Ulrich.

And today I'm recording from Jacksonville, Florida.

Brad today published the answer to this month's forensic quiz.

So if you participated, take a look if you got it right or if you

struggled with it, maybe the hints that he's now providing will help you understand what

happened in this particular P-CAP. Now, Pratic, congratulations, you won the Raspberry Pi for this month. We've got a ton of submissions for this

challenge and we'll probably do more in the future, not sure about next month. We'll still have to

work that out. And thanks everybody for participating and I hope you enjoyed it and also

enjoy Brad's analysis

that he posted now.

And with RSA this week, the Center for Internet Security also released an update to the

critical controls.

We are now at version 8 and it's now 18 controls no longer 20.

These controls are grouped in three basic categories, implementation groups, as they call them,

and then we have multiple safeguards that go with each one of these controls.

I would love to tell you more about these

griddle controls, but the Center for Internet Security believes in sort of this stupid email

validation system and Sands with its new overly cautious spam filter never allows these

emails to arrive. So sorry, maybe in a future podcast we get more

details if that email ever makes it. But if you want to try it out yourself, I'll post a link

to the Center for Net Securities page in the show notes. And if you ever had a server go down while you weren't anywhere close to the data center

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