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Daily Archives: December 12, 2015
Graduation – An Exciting Day
It’s quite an exciting day for me today. My oldest son graduated college this morning, finishing his Bachelor’s degree and beginning the next phase of his life. I’m quite proud of him and just wanted to put a few memories … Continue reading
Security Decisions
How many of you have written code that results in a security issue or data breach? It’s possible many of you have, but are unaware of the issues. I’m sure a few of you have been hacked, have had to … Continue reading
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