Collaborate Disseminate
As of March 2020, the Disney Plus service already has 28.6 million subscribers. But within the first few days of the Disney Plus launch, many users were reporting that their accounts had been hacked…
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This week, I interviewed Alyssa Miller, Application Security Specialist and security evangelist. She had a great deal of insight about how the human side of information technology can evolve as a whole.
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Women Unite Over CTF: Inspiring Women to InfoSec ThreatVector > Spotlight Share It: by Kim Crawley | February 06, 2020 Capture The Flag (CTF) competitions have long been a tradition in the cybersecurity community. I remember all the way back … Continue reading Women Unite Over CTF: Inspiring Women to InfoSec
Last time, I spoke with technology marketing communicator Stacey Holleran. Our work is similar but different. Plus, she warned me about what I might expect from the tech industry in a few years when I turn 40! For my last interview until fall/autumn, I… Continue reading Women and Nonbinary People in Information Security: Yaz
Last week I spoke with Trica Howard about social engineering attacks and user education. Considering how social engineering and poorly trained users are two of the most significant cybersecurity problems ever, it was a great conversation. This week I s… Continue reading Women and Nonbinary People in Information Security: Stacey Holleran
Last time, I got to speak with social engineering expert Jenny Radcliffe. This time, I got to speak with cybersecurity-minded client manager Tricia Howard. I got to learn even more about social engineering from her plus quite a bit about the importance… Continue reading Women and Nonbinary People in Information Security: Tricia Howard
Last week, I spoke with bug bounty triager and Ubuntu fan Sophia Sanles-Luksetich. This week, I had the honor of speaking with social engineering specialist Jenny Radcliffe. Contrary to what a lot of Nigerian Princes would tell you, in my opinion socia… Continue reading Women and Nonbinary People in Information Security: Jenny Radcliffe
Last week, I had fun talking about the old-fashioned internet and defensive security with Liz Bell. This time, I spoke to bug bounty specialist Sophia Sanles-Luksetich. Did you know that Ubuntu was her first OS? Kim Crawley: Please tell me a bit about … Continue reading Women and Nonbinary People in Information Security: Sophia Sanles-Luksetich
I’ve got great news for you! My interview series continues. Last week, I spoke with Nicola Whiting, cyber hygiene specialist and Titania Chief Strategy Officer. This time, I had the privilege of speaking with defensive security expert Liz Bell. W… Continue reading Women and Nonbinary People in Information Security: Liz Bell
Last time, I spoke with Ashanti, a Rust developer who’s always mindful of security. She explained how Rust is a more secure language, and she explained holochain to me. This time, I spoke to Nicola Whiting. As the Chief Strategy Officer of Titani… Continue reading Women and Nonbinary People in Information Security: Nicola Whiting