Tenable Network Security Podcast Episode 117 - "Mid-Atlantic CCDC"
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- Tenable Network Security Certified as Approved Scanning Vendor (ASV) by PCI Security Standards Council.
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The Mid-Atlantic CCDC Competition
This past weekend, Tenable Network Security sponsored the Collegiate Cyber Defense Competition (CCDC) in the Mid-Atlantic region. In this episode, you will hear interviews with Tenable's CEO and CTO, Ron Gula, the National CCDC Director, Dwayne Williams, and others from the competition. Also hear a description of how the CCDC website was compromised, how it was it detected, and how they responded to the attack.
You can watch the video version of my interview with Ron Gula below:
You can read more about the competition on the Mid-Atlantic CCDC homepage
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