The Updates Must Go Through
The timing of updates is not coincidental.
The timing of updates is not coincidental.
I get this question a lot: Can distributed/remote training work as well as in person? Especially for threat modeling, where there's a strong expectation that training involves whiteboards...
Developing a training program is hard, especially when it will be delivered remotely.
For Passover, we made a lamb and bitter greens pizza. Now, you may be saying to yourself that that’s wrong, but allow me to explain.
Through the pandemic, I’ve rebuilt the way I teach threat modeling. The new structure and the platforms I needed to adapt for my corporate clients also allows me to offer the courses to the public.
Microsoft AutoUpdate for Mac has gotten exceptionally aggressive about running. Even if you use launchctl to disable it, you get a pop up roughly every 15 minutes of using an Office program.
Thoughts on the issues with the Ever Given blocking the Suez Canal.
For pi day, we celebrated with a set of pies
Bringing threat modeling to more and more people, now through a series of courses on LinkedIn.
It was just over a year ago that I last walked out of the Seattle airport. Some thoughts from a very frequent flyer on the pandemic so far.
Effective Threat Modeling by itself can ensure that your OKRs and AppSec Program are not only in great tactical shape, but also help define a strategic roadmap for your AppSec Program.
For Data Breach Today, I spoke with Anna Delaney about threat modeling for issues that are in the news right now.
Dr. Gary McGraw joins the IriusRisk Technical Advisory Board
It would be trite writing to say it was fun to be on a podcast with Volko Ruhnke and Hadas Cassorla to talk about using games to teach. And while it was, it was really educational and inspirational. I learned from both of them, and I hope you enjoy the podcast as well!