Patient Safely, Validated State, and Cyber Security! OH MY!
There are some interesting influences on medical devices related to cyber security (yeah, I know, cyber. Common parlance is common parlance.) that you may or may not be aware of. I am ...
Man, It’s Dusty Around Here
The last time I posted on this blog was March 13th, 2013 immediately following my last public speaking engagement at an information security conference. Who was to know that a year later ...
Enterprise Information Security Architecture and Threats: Do We Care?
The following question, paraphrased, came up during my RSA 2013 presentation on why an Enterprise Information Security Architecture (EISA) matters: Do you factor in threats when developing your EISA? My initial response ...
Winchester House Security: Why Enterprise Security Architecture Matters
On Friday, March 1st, 2013, I delivered my first RSA USA talk. It was a 20 minute talk on the need for and the value of an Enterprise Security Architecture. In addition ...
Infosec and the Value of Twitter
The title to this post is a bit of a lie. Well...not a lie so much as a bit restrictive. The value of Twitter I am referring to is that of community ...
Veteran’s Day: Thank You!
There are several times every year when I think about the armed services of the United States. Days like Independence Day, the anniversary of D-Day, the anniversary of the attack on Pearl ...
USB Stick of Death: Not Really Low Severity
On October 21st, 2012, Mateusz “j00ru” Jurczyk, published a blog post describing an exploit he developed which allows one to execute a privilege escalation attack on Windows 7. The attack results in ...
