I'm now a security architect. I get to work on a wider set of problems over the entire business, not just software. I left mostly because I became fascinated b

I'm now a security architect. I get to work on a wider set of problems over the entire business, not just software. I left mostly because I became fascinated by security, while I was being asked to secure software. I realised I had no real idea how to do this, and the deeper I dug, the more interesting it seemed. I was also becoming bored by the relentless cyclic churn in software development methodologies and frameworks, and how fashion led the whole thing seemed to be.