Current events have put into keen focus the balancing act between privacy, data controls, the reason secrets are kept, and ethics.
So if you haven’t had an interest in Wikileaks, related individuals, the classified information that was leaked to them, and the people that did it, let’s get you caught up.
First, I would suggest the long New [...]
This is a super high level presentation about basic threat modeling, SDL, and why a proactive stance is better than a reactive. I thought that it was fun.
Threats, Threat Modeling and Analysis
I’ve had even less time to myself than usual lately so let me apologize in advance for not separating and expanding on my speaking [...]
The current field of information security is largely one of arcana, vagueness, arbitrary views, philosophy, mountaintop sages, a general lack of reliable data, and legions of vendors selling “best practices.”
It was my hope that I could help out a little by giving a talk on my take of how our industry can best navigate during these turbulent and weird times and come toward relevance and transparency.
That’s enough of a preface. Here’s the talk I gave at the Seattle NAISG meeting this month.
Continue reading The Art of Keeping Things Done
After a few years of avoiding the cable industry, I went ahead and signed up for Comcast Highspeed2Go, a new bundled service where they resell Clearwire and combine it with conventional broadband home internet service.
As per usual large non-technical business operations, and I feel that I must classify Comcast as such, they launched a product that [...]
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