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Monthly Archives: December 2013
New Year’s Resolution: Stop Being a Victim
I was recently asked what I thought should be the most important resolution for consumers going in to 2014. A resolution in the context of improving the individual consumers personal and financial security. Since the request was for publication in … Continue reading
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Posted in Security
Tagged con artists, consumer security, cyber-security, financial crime, hackers, malware, New Year's Resolution, social engineering
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2013: A Roller Coaster
Or, as my wife put it, Random Ramblings of a Security Executive. Yes, it’s that time. Writing a blog post to wrap up the year, just all the rest of you do. I decided I’d cover my personal and professional … Continue reading
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Posted in Career, Government, InfoSec, Life and Times, Security
Tagged 2013, 2014, CORE Security, cyber-, healthcare, infosec, personal life, professional life, security, travel
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