The amount of information I've gotten from your posts has been more than worth the price of the subscription. Cyber Security should never be an after-thought, it should be baked into everything we do. I learned this the hard way. I had sloppy workflows, little to no observability and I was clueless about the vulnerabilities of some of the things I was developing. NO MORE. I know the amount of research and work that goes into presenting this information, and I really do appreciate it. I've become a cyber security nerd and the hammer-heads at work love to amp me up about it, but at least I finally got them to listen. Progress of a sort.
Just for perspective, I'm a Deputy at the county Sheriff's Office, and you would think that folks in this business wouldn't be such a hard-sell when it comes to security, but the one thing that cops hate the most is change. We're currently using legacy applications and the command staff are looking to update the entire stack we're using. With this in mind, everyone has to be even more security minded, or this change is going to be as smooth as a Saturday morning hangover. Even the IT staff is having to learn new things. Information like this is crucial to getting the agency focused on making the changes as smooth and efficient as possible.
Absolutely right Frank. and it's great to hear this. With AI, change is going to affect us all. Side note, one of the reasons I got into security was a LEO guest speaker during my undergrad who want injured on the job. He pivoted his career at 40 into cybersecurity and continued working for his community in forensics. He showed me what a service it could be to apply knowledge. Appreciate all you guys do.
As always feel free to AMA. New work flows starting up where I'm narrative my research out loud.
Look forward to voice-overs and videos by me for most articles.
The amount of information I've gotten from your posts has been more than worth the price of the subscription. Cyber Security should never be an after-thought, it should be baked into everything we do. I learned this the hard way. I had sloppy workflows, little to no observability and I was clueless about the vulnerabilities of some of the things I was developing. NO MORE. I know the amount of research and work that goes into presenting this information, and I really do appreciate it. I've become a cyber security nerd and the hammer-heads at work love to amp me up about it, but at least I finally got them to listen. Progress of a sort.
this is down right inspiring Frank! appreciate you! in my eyes, “security champions” are super valuable. a lot of business are spinning them up.
you don’t need to a formal education or job title, you just need to be the voice of security awareness and have some knowledge on what to lookout for.
it’s awesome to hear stories of people discovering how fun and interesting this field is. thanks for you continued support, and great work out there!
Just for perspective, I'm a Deputy at the county Sheriff's Office, and you would think that folks in this business wouldn't be such a hard-sell when it comes to security, but the one thing that cops hate the most is change. We're currently using legacy applications and the command staff are looking to update the entire stack we're using. With this in mind, everyone has to be even more security minded, or this change is going to be as smooth as a Saturday morning hangover. Even the IT staff is having to learn new things. Information like this is crucial to getting the agency focused on making the changes as smooth and efficient as possible.
Absolutely right Frank. and it's great to hear this. With AI, change is going to affect us all. Side note, one of the reasons I got into security was a LEO guest speaker during my undergrad who want injured on the job. He pivoted his career at 40 into cybersecurity and continued working for his community in forensics. He showed me what a service it could be to apply knowledge. Appreciate all you guys do.
100% i’d love to see their everywhere. i’m fine with a bit of friction adding keys, if it’s stops my agent from adding them randomly haha. 🔥