Collaborate Disseminate
If you are like most infosec professionals, each day brings new and interesting challenges. However, like most jobs, there are valleys that we fall into along the course of our professional development. How long can you stare at your SIEM tool before y… Continue reading Do Something, Know Something, Learn Something – A 3-Step Guide to Keeping Your InfoSec Career Exciting
European Union data protection law restricts the transfer of EU-origin personal data to countries outside the European Economic Area unless there is a mechanism in place to ensure an adequate level of protection of the personal data. In 2000, the Europ… Continue reading Is the End of the EU-US Privacy Shield in Sight?
Recently, my wife and I attended the Revolution 3 tour with Stone Temple Pilots, Bush, and The Cult. During Bush’s set, we heard “This is War” from the deluxe edition of 2017’s Black and White Rainbows album. While the verses of… Continue reading Interesting Screenshots at Revolution 3 Tour
Homeland security officials said that individuals working for Russia are currently targeting electric utilities located in the United States. The Department of Homeland Security told The Wall Street Journal that persons working for a state-sponsored ha… Continue reading Russian Hacking Campaign Targeting U.S. Electric Utilities
Zero-day attacks have businesses and consumers alike worried about how to protect data. If we don’t know what a threat looks like, can we really protect ourselves against it? For some time, security tools have been developed with the objective of… Continue reading How to Spot a Zero-Day Sight-Unseen
Last time, I got the opportunity to speak with Jessica Hebenstreit. Not only is she a senior security consultant who has had a lot of different roles; she’s also the chief Operating Officer of the Diana Initiative. I learned a lot from our discus… Continue reading Women in Information Security: Monica Jain
Last time, I had the pleasure of speaking with Roxy Dee. Her expertise is in vulnerability management, and she also loves to pay it forward by giving away books to her lucky Twitter followers. This time I got to speak with Jessica Hebenstreit. She̵… Continue reading Women in Information Security: Jessica Hebenstreit
Last time, I had the pleasure of speaking with Rebecca Herold. She’s a long time cybersecurity industry veteran and the founder of SIMBUS, LLC. This time, I got to talk with Roxy Dee. As a professional in vulnerability management, she knows that … Continue reading Women in Information Security: Roxy Dee
Last time, I had the pleasure of speaking with Susan Ballestero. She taught me a lot about what it’s like to work in a security operations center. This time, I got the opportunity to speak with Rebecca Herold. She’s been in the cybersecurit… Continue reading Women in Information Security: Rebecca Herold
Earlier this month, the Wi-Fi Alliance made a press release announcing the availability of WPA3. Built on top of several existing but not widely deployed technologies, WPA3 makes several vast improvements over the security provided by WPA2. Most notabl… Continue reading WPA3: What You Need To Know