Listening To Customers
Listening to customers is built into the DNA of a lot of organizations...why aren't security teams doing the same?
Listening to customers is built into the DNA of a lot of organizations...why aren't security teams doing the same?
Deep thoughts in this episode around ethics in technology and their use. Sparked by the latest issues around mobile phone tracking, this episode tackles the lack of ethics discussions around security and technology.
How can you create a break for yourself to get started on a cybersecurity career path? A few thoughts...
Getting started in cybersecurity isn't as hard as you think. There's no ONE path but there are a few key attributes that'll make it easier.
There have been a lot of advancements in AI research and use lately, but are we moving in the right direction? Are we having the right conversations around AIs impact?
In this episode, I speak to the challenges around today’s cybersecurity and what that means for those just starting down the cybersecurity path.
Passwords are the best of a mountain of bad solutions. Picking a strong password lies at the intersection of math (yay!) and psychology...that's a tough place to be. Here are a few tips on creating a useful, strong password.
The 2018 keynote at AtlSecCon by Ted Demopoulos emphasized the role that security professionals play in elevating the practice of security. Not only for your career but to help your business move forward, it's critical that you shift your role to one of an educator!
Gmail just launched a nice, new redesigned UI. It'sslick and has some great new features. One feature, "Confidential Mode", is particularly interesting and poorly named/positioned.
Can new technology solve everything? We in the security community need to spend more time investing in people and process.
Is IP blocking still effective? Is it a sledge hammer when you really need a scalpel?