I’m glad that the federal government along with states have started taking action against the app for its apparent theft of sensitive information. This is good and all but what … Continue reading “Low effort s***post about TikTok”
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RSAC CISO Boot Camp 2023
I’m humbled to be brought back as a panel speaker at the CISO Boot Camp. I was involved in designing and ended up MC’ing the first two CISO Boot Camps (2019 and 2020).
Playing with ChatGPT
Like everyone else with a browser, free time, and an interest in AI I’ve been playing with ChatGPT, an text-generating AI engine by OpenAI, the folks that created DALL-E, that … Continue reading “Playing with ChatGPT”
Eating the elephant
I’ve seen it time and time again. An executive wants a to fund a transformational project of specious value but requires multiple years of expensive funding. The executive will work … Continue reading “Eating the elephant”
SGA (Some Good Advice)
I submitted a short blurb to an effort to gather advice from CISO’s. I believe many CISO’s (especially new ones) will focus primarily on advanced security controls and miss the … Continue reading “SGA (Some Good Advice)”
Security tool costs
I really miss the days when I paid maintenance for software. The new ARC paradigm really sucks for the consumer. The only positive piece is that the financial implications of … Continue reading “Security tool costs”
Trying to capture cost per vulnerability patched and why I don’t believe it’s a good idea
This post is part experiment, part memorializing a short conversation I had with Sasha Romanosky (one of the creators of CVSS). I have more thoughts on the subject of the … Continue reading “Trying to capture cost per vulnerability patched and why I don’t believe it’s a good idea”
Getting into the time machine
I’ve been trying to clean up my document repositories and found a talk I gave at RSAC back in 2016 that brought back some thoughts I’ve been having recently about … Continue reading “Getting into the time machine”
Middle School Career Day
I had the privilege of presenting to over 50 13 year olds at a middle school’s career day. It was a ton of fun, the kids asked great questions, and … Continue reading “Middle School Career Day”