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C.H.I.P. unboxing

Posted on June 25, 2016 by Michael R. Brown

Hopefully most are aware of C.H.I.P., the interesting $9 micro computer from the Next Thing Company.  They launched this with a Kickstarter campaign and have been shipping them out this month.I finally got mine and took some pictures.For those not… Continue reading C.H.I.P. unboxing→

Posted in Internet of Things, IoT, SBN

C.H.I.P. unboxing

Posted on June 25, 2016 by Michael R. Brown

Hopefully most are aware of C.H.I.P., the interesting $9 micro computer from the Next Thing Company.  They launched this with a Kickstarter campaign and have been shipping them out this month.I finally got mine and took some pictures.For those not… Continue reading C.H.I.P. unboxing→

Posted in Internet of Things, IoT, SBN

The so-called InfoSec/Cybersecurity Skills Gap

Posted on June 23, 2016 by Michael R. Brown

Several groups are pushing the idea that there is a InfoSec/Cybersecurity “Skills Gap”.  Basically the idea is that there are WAY more info sec positions then available people to fill them.Sorry, but as an experienced infosec professional who has … Continue reading The so-called InfoSec/Cybersecurity Skills Gap→

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South Florida ISSA’s 2016 Hack the Flag/Chili Cookoff event

Posted on June 20, 2016 by Michael R. Brown

For as long as I can remember, the South Florida ISSA Chapter has been hosting an annual Hack the Flag/Chili Cookoff.  We have a ‘capture the flag’ event, where teams work against each other to hack a system and collect ‘flags’.  We’ve accomp… Continue reading South Florida ISSA’s 2016 Hack the Flag/Chili Cookoff event→

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NIST hosts a Cybersecurity Framework Workshop for 2016

Posted on April 13, 2016 by Michael R. Brown

For two days, April 6 and 7 2016, NIST (National Institute for Standards and Technology) hosted a workshop for the Cybersecurity Framework (CSF).  This is the 7th they have held.In developing the CSF, NIST held a series of 5 such workshops to gath… Continue reading NIST hosts a Cybersecurity Framework Workshop for 2016→

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