Jeorg Simon’s talk titled ‘Another security lab’ introduced and demonstrated the latest development state of the Fedora Security Lab (FOSS). This session highlighted implementation of the "Open Source Security Testing Methodology Manual" by creating the OSSTMM Lab as a toolset to teach security and achieve quantifiable metrics.
Executive brief for this session (PDF)
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