Collaborate Disseminate
Only a few weeks ago, I wrote about a new GDPR course with John Elliott. We’ve been getting fantastic feedback on that course and I love the way John has been able to explain GDPR in a way that’s actually practical and makes sense! In my experience, that’s a bit…
Earlier this year, I spent some time in San Fran with friend and Bugcrowd founder Casey Ellis where we recorded a Pluralsight “Play by Play” titled Bug Bounties for Companies. I wrote about that in the aforementioned post which went out in May and I mentioned back then…
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It’s the coffee-machine weekly update! A slight change of scenery but other than that, it’s business as usual. I’m going to keep this intro super-brief because it’s very near beer o’clock and I have a very important task to go and take care of:
BBQ time 😎 pic.twitter.com/yq5hXOGABt
So that little project Scott Helme and I took on – WhyNoHTTPS.com – seems to have garnered quite a bit of attention. We had about 81k visitors drop by on the first day and for the most part, the feedback has been overwhelming positive. Most people have said it’s…
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Alrighty, 2 big things to discuss today and I’ll jump right into them here:
Exactis: it’s hard to know where to even start with this one and frankly, the more I think about the more frustrated I am that services like this even exist in the first place. But they…
As of today, Google begins shipping Chrome 68 which flags all sites served over the HTTP scheme as being “not secure”. This is because the connection is, well, not secure so it seems like a fairly reasonable thing to say! We’ve known this has been coming for a…
This week I’m doing my best “dress like a professional” impersonation as I prepare to record the next episode in our quarterly Creating a Security-centric Culture series. We’re putting these out for free every few months and right after wrapping up this week’s update, I recorded the next…
Two of my favourite developer things these days are Azure Functions and Cloudflare Workers. They’re both “serverless” in that rather than running on your own slice of infrastructure, that concept is abstracted away and you get to focus on just code executions rather than the logical bounds of…
I love so many of the underlying principles of GDPR as it relates to protecting our personal data. I love the idea of us providing it for a specific purpose and it not being used beyond that. I love that it seeks to give us more control over access to…
Continue reading New Pluralsight Course: The State of GDPR – Common Questions and Misperceptions
Not only has this been a super busy blogging week, it’s also the week my coffee machine decided to die 😢 It’s not terminal, it’s just continually leaking so it’s off for a service and I have to fuel my productivity through other means.
But fuel it I did and I…