Why Mist isn’t a WiFi company
In the recent trip to Juniper HQ in Sunnyvale, I heard something that may change the wireless industry for good.
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Infosec Pros: 3 Ways to Try Mindfulness Today
Everyone asks, “what are some ways people can try mindfulness?” The answer is that there are volumes of books on just this topic, but if you’re new to cultivating and applying mindfulness, and you’ve never had formal meditation … Continue reading Infosec Pros: 3 Ways to Try Mindfulness Today
It’s Been a Year (or Three) Straddling the Fence of Hard and Soft Skills
It’s been more than a year since I’ve given you a meaningful blog post, and I made a commitment today to change that. Actually, I made the commitment three years ago to do that, and I’m finally acting on it. I’m made some other commitments, including p… Continue reading It’s Been a Year (or Three) Straddling the Fence of Hard and Soft Skills
JJ on Business Security Weekly with Paul & Michael
Today I joined Michael Santarcangelo and Paul Asadoorian on Business Security Weekly to talk about life, love, and the pursuit of happiness. Or, maybe mindfulness, leadership, Buddhism, Cyber Patriot, and applying mindfulness to powerlifting. It was de… Continue reading JJ on Business Security Weekly with Paul & Michael
JJ’s (ISC)2 campaign- goals, objectives, and strategery
Here’s a slightly more serious conversation that the past couple. And mostly that’s because I’m going to pilfer my post from the Official (ISC)2 Election Forum on LinkedIn and share it here so it’s more accessible. I’m told you have to request to join … Continue reading JJ’s (ISC)2 campaign- goals, objectives, and strategery
Don’t be the #fail: Why ‘strategy’ should be your strategy for (ISC)2 elections
Once again, I bring you the unfiltered content of JJ’s mind through the blog-o-sphere. What I’m about to share are my opinions and do not represent those of anyone else on the board, near the board, under the board, at the organization or any any way affiliated with (ISC)2. My opinions are not always the […]
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It’s (ISC)2 Election Time: Let’s make CISSP great again, or #notmycissp
Friends, the memes have started. “Let’s make CISSP great again” is peppering my thread along with snarky hashtags such as #notmycissp. I admit, I love the humour and fun and the little bit of tongue-in-cheek poking and harassing that comes along with t… Continue reading It’s (ISC)2 Election Time: Let’s make CISSP great again, or #notmycissp
The Official RSA Conference Guide by Industry’s Top Snarkers
Sure, sure — you can check out the voluminous agenda and event catalogs detailing what you’ll find at RSA this year. But to get the real scoop on “where the world talks security”, you need an insider’s view, and the most accurate, full-featured, and e… Continue reading The Official RSA Conference Guide by Industry’s Top Snarkers
InfoSec World- Best, Worst and Common Practices for Securing Enterprise WiFi
The afternoon of Monday, March 23rd at InfoSec World in Orlando, I’ll be giving a talk in the mobile track titled “Best, Worst and Common Practices for Securing Enterprise WiFi”. Since the event site doesn’t post the full abstract, I figured I’d share … Continue reading InfoSec World- Best, Worst and Common Practices for Securing Enterprise WiFi
Your Favorite Speakers at Infosec World 2015
Okay, in full disclosure this probably isn’t going to be a list of YOUR favorite speakers, but it’s a list of some friend, colleagues, and mentors you don’t want to miss at this year’s Infosec World. A key to the session ID codes is below, and my favorite schedule format is their at-a-glance you can […]
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