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Not to be pedantic, but the very nature of such generalization makes it ageist, just as one's prejudice would show if one made the same generalizations about race, ethnicity, religion, or whatnot.
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@ODA155: That's a really good point, and the story reminds me of security advice I read once (and, indeed, this is something that security auditors sometimes do): Send a phishing-like email to your staff, and whomever opens...
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FULL DISCLOSURE: I am the co-founder and CEOMof TextPower, the company mentioned in this article that developed the patented technology. To be clear, our system does use a cell phone to send text messages but there are...
In reply to: Re: What's so bad about passwords?
To understand US relations with Iran let's not stop at 1979 but go back to 1953. That's when the CIA had Teddy Roosevelt's grandson, Kermit Roosevelt Jr., orchestrate the overthrow of Iran's President in Operation Ajax....
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Just made that link live, @LucasZa. Thanks for sharing it!
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Thanks for the suggestion...Ill do that!
In reply to: Re: "Axis of Evil" cooperation and cyber capabilities
Speaking of that and N Korea's cyber capabilities, I suggest reading blog posts and whitepapers published by Bruce Bennett. N Korea's cyber capabilities are far greater than we thought. N Korea and Iran are good examples...
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It is really interesting to see hacking today, becoming a far more legitimate threat than any of the movies in the '80s and '90s which painted hacking as this dangerous, misunderstood underground tool for evil/good in equal...
In reply to: More than fiction?
It is only a matter of time really, the 'hacktivists' responsible are only going to get better at this. Sooner or later there is going to be a breach and things are going to get very messy. I was...
In reply to: Hmmm
I don't think this post is ageist, Millennials ENJOY giving up their data. They are the "look at me" generation that brought you the selfie stick. The post never said that Millennials were stupid, just that they were a little...
In reply to: OK, Joe
I work at Cybereason (www.cybereason.com), a cyber-security startup which as of day 1 decided to be proactive about gender diversity and actively seeks to have woman in all positions across the organization. We are very...
In reply to: Excellent, very helpful article!
Hey Joe, I got the whole tongue-in-cheek thing, I thought it was funny. And Phunny you should mention phishing and who is more susceptible, from what I can tell from having to deal with it at work at least 10 times per month,...
In reply to: Re: Ok Millennials, defend yourselves!
Dark Reading Tech Digest, Dec. 19, 2014Software-defined networking can be a net plus for security. The key: Work with the network team to implement gradually, test as you go, and take the opportunity to overhaul your security strategy.
10 Recommendations for Outsourcing Security
Enterprises today have a wide range of third-party options to help improve their defenses, including MSSPs, auditing and penetration testing, and DDoS protection. But are there situations in which a service provider might actually increase risk?
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