Monthly Archives: July 2014

August: Something I Swore I’d Never Do

Posted on July 31, 2014 by Eric

No, not August, actually. It comes every year and it would be a bit awkward to swear off of August. Imagine me having to basically go into some sort of hibernation for 31 days. What I swore I’d never do … Continue reading →

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Changes

Posted on July 11, 2014 by Eric

Well, as you may have noticed when you clicked through on a link … I’m no longer hosted at WordPress.com. I even have my own domain now, just cause it seemed like the thing to do. I put in a … Continue reading →

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What Is A Good Security Program?

Posted on July 9, 2014 by Eric

What distinguishes a good security program? One of the hardest questions to answer in the Information Security field is whether our security program is good, or not. It’s a question we want to answer for many reasons, not least of … Continue reading →

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Vulnerability Management Re-Visited

Posted on July 8, 2014 by Eric

I know, boring topic. Just part of IT and Security operations. Nothing sexy here. It’s way more fun to think about how to beat those nasty, mean APT’s, how to detect malware actively on your network, how to do fancy … Continue reading →

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