Hack The Planet https://validator.w3.org/feed/docs/rss2.html Why Social Engineering Remains a Top Concern for Organizations Lack of Visibility slows the Zero Trust Journey A Brave, New World… Another year, not like any other Defcon A new year, but what has changed… Lowest Cost, Technically Unacceptable Everyone else knows more… Where have all the good guys gone… Curiosity… Why find the Unknown Unknowns… When the lights go out… The Cybersecurity Talent Gap The Art of Best Practices… A few thoughts on hacker culture (or cultures) What is in a name? When your adversary makes a mistake… Being Thankful Another week, another… …and a Happy New Year! There is no edge… Defcon 25 Recap iPhone security flaw How the years change us… Off we go to camp! There are no holidays in Cybersecurity… Random thoughts on sharing information… This is just scary! Does a “Cybersecurity Czar” need to be coder? You are being watched… Good morning Another year, another RSA conference… OPM or Other People’s Mess An aging Internet… Sykipot trojan steals US Military ID card data It was bound to happen Learning from your mistakes Full disk encryption may not save you from the law McAfee reacts to industry questioning God save the Queen Cyberwar in the Middle East or Cyberslap-fight? Firesheep – Because the name Firecow was taken Nobel Peace Prize website delivering malware Bredolab botnet neutered, not dead yet The Week in Review 06/20/2014 Anonymity in a connected world Immigration, why it is a good thing Basic Economics is why we fail at Security… Hackers with freaking laser beams attached to their heads 1984 wasn’t a romance Hackers – 30 years and counting