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The Challenge of Edge Security
We know that our organizations will adopt and use more devices over time. Given the growth of cheap computing, frameworks for managing devices, and the desire for more data, I expect some of those devices will collect data, or even … Continue reading
The Tech of My Youth
I saw a note recently that Panasonic had a data breach. There was a time I had a number of Panasonic products, from music players to telephones. My wife had them as a client and got a few swag items … Continue reading
No-so-smart Contracts
Perhaps the best quote I’ve seen in a long time: “These kinds of attacks are common in smart contracts because many developers do not put in the legwork to define security properties for their code…” I’m sure that this would … Continue reading
Acknowledging Success
Today is the Redgate annual award event, and I’m honored to be hosting again. I’ve been asked a few times, and I used to look forward to the gathering in Cambridge followed by our annual Christmas party. Last year this … Continue reading