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Nervous For SXSW
My impressions of my first SXSW and the challenges of getting back on stage after a bit of a break
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Rizenfall And Needless Hype
CPU Vulnerabilities Seem Like A Massive Problem. Are they deserving of the hype?
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SXSW Audience Level
Cybersecurity and privacy are a core part of the fabric of all technology. So why are they missing at most non-security conferences?
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Rogue Robots
"Smart" object are all the rage in our home lives. In the industrial world, operational technologies (OT) has becoming increasingly more connected. That evolution has focused on physical safey, not cyber safety and that's leading to some significant challenges now that everything
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DDoS Attacks & Community Responsibility
DDoS attacks are scaling to new heights using record numbers of compromised machines. What are your responsibilities to the rest of internet community?
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Secure Systems Thinking
One of the biggest challenges in cybersecurity today is the tendency to secure components instead of the larger system. It's understandable but also leaves a lot of gaps. How can we change this approach?
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New Website
In this episode we do a quick recap of the Canadian federal budget announcements around cybersecurity, talk about SXW, and the upcoming launch of the new markn.ca
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Cybersecurity In & Of Canada
Rumours swirl ahead of a new Canadian federal budget. Will they address cybersecurity?
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Passwords, Educating Users, and the Communal Good
Security awareness is next to useless. Educate users instead
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Python Extension Modules in Aws Lambda
AWS Lambda is a fantastic way to connect various distinct pieces in the cloud. Python is an easily accessible language that makes that work simple. But pulling in 3rd party code can be tricky. This post explains how to package 3rd party modules so you can use them in AWS Lambda.
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Workflow, Passwords, and More
Passwords are a horrible solution to the challenge of authentication. But they're the "best" we have for now...right?