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I am happy to report that voting for the 2018 Social Security Blogger Awards is open. This is, I think, the 10th year of the blogger awards, which is kind of difficult for me to wrap my head around. As usual, the winners will be announced at the Secur… Continue reading Security Blogger Awards 2018 Voting Is Open
One thing we can all be sure of this holiday season: Lots of Americans are choosing to avoid the insanity in shopping malls by firing up their computers, phones and tablets to take care of their Christmas shopping online instead. Even though a steady f… Continue reading Shoring Up Online Retail Security Can Ensure A Merry E-Christmas For All
The latest in our series featuring women in tech at Imperva is my interview with Inna Shalom, the data insight team lead at Imperva. She spoke about her professional journey and experience working in the cybersecurity industry. Tell us how you got into… Continue reading Women in Tech and Career Spotlight: Inna Shalom
Originating from ARPANET back in the 70’s, the Darknet is essentially an overlay network, which applies strong privacy and encryption practices. I am often asked what’s the difference between Surface vs. Deep vs. Dark Web, so let me … Continue reading Darknet: Attacker’s Operations Room
GitHub (2017-12-21 post-time) started adding obnoxious boxes to their activity feed. I use that to discover new projects/developers. While I also have it in RSS and that’s nice and compact, I do browse the activity feed directly. Those giant boxe… Continue reading uBlock Filters for New GitHub Activity Feed
The “as-a-service” model has transformed the IT market with its ease in scalability and lower upfront costs. While the Infrastructure-as-a-Service and Software-as-a-Service markets have grown in development and maturity, IT…
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via the erudite Greg Ross of Futility Closet fame and showcasing the superlative labors of both Jo Hyde, Ph.D. and Gordon Rugg, Ph.D..
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Estonia’s e-Residency program managing director, Kaspar Korjus, has outlined a detailed plan to introduce the first government-backed cryptocurrency, called “estcoin.” The proposal to institute a national cryptocurrency was first made… Continue reading Estonia considers launching its own national cryptocurrency; ECB says no
(For first-timers, R⁶ tagged posts are short & sweet with minimal expository; R⁶ feed) At work-work I mostly deal with medium-to-large-ish data. I often want to poke at new or existing data sets w/o working across billions of rows. I al… Continue reading R⁶ Series — Random Sampling From Apache Drill Tables With R & sergeant
(For first-timers, R⁶ tagged posts are short & sweet with minimal expository; R⁶ feed) At work-work I mostly deal with medium-to-large-ish data. I often want to poke at new or existing data sets w/o working across billions of rows. I al… Continue reading R⁶ Series — Random Sampling From Apache Drill Tables With R & sergeant