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It's good to see bug bounty programs gaining traction. It is truly an advocation towards good will. It incentivises the discovery of issues and advocates that they be fixed instead of trying to use that information for nefarious...
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Hey - your job can be outrsourced in a moment after you train your replacement from India. BTW he is less expensive than you are. Hey, we would like 2 weeks notice if you decided to leave us but we can terminate...
In reply to: Let the employer value the employee
Can I simply just say what a comfort to find somebody that really knows what they're discussing on the internet. You definitely understand how to bring an issue to light and make it important. More and more people really...
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Interesting read and spot on with hackers posing as "tech support '
thanks!
Michelle
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Amazon still makes this mistake with their S3 buckets. If a user is allowed to make a configuration that will raise their functionality at the expense of their security posture they will almost always do that. Even if they...
In reply to: Don't allow misconfiguration
This line summarizes why perfectly: "Small and midsize businesses can't afford to take the same measures, as they have little to no security budgets and lack skills they need to defend against cybercrime" Security being...
In reply to: Low Spend-Hit the Nail on the Head
This post couldnt have said it better to demonstrate the different things that every DevSecOps practitioner should try to incorporate into their program. I think this will help further the "Security as Code" culture that...
In reply to: Comprehensive action items for DevSecOps practitioners
Unless you have been living under a rock for the last decade, it should come as no suprise that PII has incredible street value. So why would any organization/company/agency even think about standing up a database...
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Thanks - worst job ever. 30 computers walked out of a locked room - 30. Just like that. Computer in Pastor's office stolen. Computer in corp cafeteria stolen- cable cut too. 11,000 endpoints...
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Wow, thats disheartening. Working at a hospital I have seen the horrors that COW's can provide as well. I still think your experience would have to top the list I think.
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Organizations are responding to new threats with new processes for detecting and mitigating them. Here's a look at how the discipline of incident response is evolving.
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