Part 1 of 16 I was the victim of discrimination. As a white male, at the tender young age of 18, in New York City. But I digress. My ideas on Hiring the Unhireable began at the RSA 2012 conference […]
Hiring the unhireable: It’s time we get over ourselves Read More »
If you’ve ever owned a safety deposit box at a bank—or seen one on TV or in a movie—then you know that it requires two keys to open it. If you recall the beginning of the movie War Games it
When it comes to authentication, two is better than one Read More »
Convincing an unsuspecting treasurer or controller to wire money into the wrong hands seems like a difficult task, however, thieves are proving it’s possible. Whaling attacks, which are specifically directed at senior executives and other high profile targets within businesses
Whaling attempts could cost you your job and lose cash for your company Read More »
Cloud computing has really taken the world by storm. Not only is it redefining how business work now, it is also redefining the age-old revenue stream that governments have been using for years. As an increasing number of businesses move
Chicago’s new cloud tax has lawyers riled up Read More »
Hadoop is an open source framework for storing and processing Big Data on large clusters of commodity hardware for massive data storage and faster processing. This would seem to make it a natural hub for all of an enterprise’s data.
Secure multi-tenancy for Hadoop clusters Read More »
APIs are sort of the glue that holds things together when it comes to developing and integrating applications. As organizations move to DevOps and develop and deploy apps more rapidly, though, it is getting harder to keep APIs up to
Akana API Management Platform brings DevOps to APIs Read More »
‘Pay up or we’ll take your Website down’, so goes the adage that usually accompanies ransom-based cyber-attacks. Top of the news agenda in recent weeks, well-known names such as Evernote and Feedly have all fallen victim to extortion attacks, but
The science behind DDoS extortion Read More »
The Open Container Project was the DockerCon “shot heard ’round the world”. The news that Docker and CoreOS worked out their differences and united in a common effort along with just about every major tech company to develop and maintain
DockerCon was about more than just the Open Container Project Read More »
Hacktivism has been around since the Cult of the Dead Cow in the 80s; only the names have changed. Where we once heard about Chaos Computer Club and the Legion of Doom, we now have high-profile examples like Anonymous, Anti-Sec,
Protests or profiteering – The hack remains the same Read More »
The Red Hat Summit took place this week in Boston. Much of the news was overshadowed by DockerCon and the Open Container Project, but Red Hat had some big announcements of its own. Two things that took center stage at
Red Hat bets on Samsung and open source Read More »
