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"I look at vulnerabilities and kill zones: What can I see that I shouldn’t see? How could I kill this network?"
At one location with about 1,200 PC’s, she found it was possible to kill 400 machines with a single data stream.
Good thing she’s on your side.
Ms. Chappell has been trusted by organizations that include the FBI, the US Navy, IBM, HP, Cisco Systems and Microsoft. She is also an active member of HTCIA (High Technology Crime Investigation Association) and an IEEE Associate since 1990. Her presentations at Novell's BrainShare, HP's Enterprise Technical Symposium, and Microsoft's TechEd are consistently the most highly attended and rated sessions.
Laura Chappell "lives, eats and breathes" at the packet-level. She has written and edited numerous books on networking communications and analysis that are distributed through Podbooks, Cisco Press, Novell Press, Macmillian Technical Publishing, and Course Technology. Her books are also available on Amazon.com here.
Her ability to effectively train a company’s IT and IS teams has resulted in millions of dollars of savings for many Fortune 100 companies as well as US and international law enforcement and government institutions. Ms. Chappell provides onsite analysis services and training through the Packet Level Institute.
BREAKING NEWS! - Laura's life to be made into a feature film.
Walt Disney Pictures has pre-emptively picked up "Mother of Invention," a family comedy by Joe D'Ambrosia and Tom Teves that will be produced by Andrew Gunn via his Gunn Films label as well as Stacey Attanasio-Gonsalves. "Invention" is loosely based on a real-life spy who also is a San Francisco single soccer mom with two kids and a nanny. Her kids do not know she is a spy, and she plans to retire by the time the movie comes out. D'Ambrosia and Teves met the woman at a party, and when they heard her story, they saw "movie" written all over it. After persuading the woman to cede her life story, D'Ambrosia showed the idea to Attanasio-Gonsalves, with whom he worked at Sony Pictures Family Entertainment, where he developed family movies. Dis picks up 'Mother' of all spy pics - The Hollywood Reporter
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