via the superlative copy writing of Robert E. Lee and inimitable illustration work of Jeff Hass at Little Bobby Comics
From LittleBobbyComics (and editied for length):
Writer Robert M. Lee is the writer for Little Bobby and draws inspirations for the comic from his own adventures in technical and security related fields. Robert started his career as an active-duty U.S. Air Force Cyber Warfare Operations Officer working in the U.S. Intelligence Community working on complex and technical missions including the discovery of national level cyber threats and the security of SCADA and industrial control systems. He is currently the CEO of Dragos Security and is also a SANS Institute course author and instructor as well as an Adjunct Lecturer at Utica College where he teaches in the M.S. Cybersecurity program.
Illustrator Jeff Haas is an artist and illustrator who has a career that has spanned a variety of media – including comics, book and magazine illustrations, corporate and private murals, theatrical posters, board games, and paintings. He is an accomplished artist who has managed to transform a personal passion into a career that has reached many and has been critically acclaimed by international audiences. Jeff and his wife live in Michigan, where they have been remodeling a 100 year old home “forever”.
*** This is a Security Bloggers Network syndicated blog from Infosecurity.US authored by Marc Handelman. Read the original post at: http://www.littlebobbycomic.com/
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