Tag Archives: security

BYOD Fingerprint Concerns

Posted on April 15, 2020 by way0utwest

Many modern devices, whether mobile phones, tablets, or laptops, contain fingerprint readers. We’ve had readers for a long time, but they were very expensive and not widely deployed. That changed with mobile phones and now many devices include fingerprint readers … Continue reading →

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Encryption Libraries

Posted on April 7, 2020 by way0utwest

One of the ways we work to implement better security is through the use of encryption. I remember the early days of PGP, VPNs adding end to end encryption, IPSec becoming available, and more. I was excited to see column … Continue reading →

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Don’t Lose Data Without a Hacker

Posted on March 19, 2020 by way0utwest

The GDPR has been law since 2016 and been enforced since mid 2018. California has the CCPA in law, but not being enforced. In any case, it’s 2020 and we have lots of tools and knowledge about securing systems. We … Continue reading →

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Secure Enclave Concerns

Posted on March 14, 2020 by way0utwest

We worry about security as data professionals. It’s a constant issue, though it seems that so many of the data breach issues come from simple mistakes. We have lots of automation, configuration as code, and more. These days we should … Continue reading →

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