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Looking back, impact-wise: - the patient privacy protection for a medical intake/assessment tool used for millions of patients would seem to have the most impa
by motohagiography 4y ago
Looking back, impact-wise:
- the patient privacy protection for a medical intake/assessment tool used for millions of patients would seem to have the most impact on individual lives, particularly in some high profile cases of catching medical record snooping, and have used privacy laws to prevent numerous public services from being used as mass surveillance tools.
- the original intrusion detection infrastructure for a large govt and what they call "cyber" now.
- a security protocol for mesh membership verification and updates for space based assets, and a strategic mission change.
I've done a lot of other very public and prestigious, but ultimately, net-low impact things. However in doing so, I have been an example to others where I've shown them what's possible and I can think of several people who, directly and not, my example gave them the confidence to attempt and achieve some really huge things on their own. As though my role has been, "See, I can do this and even make it look cool, and I'm a deeply and laughably flawed person, but when you challenge it, the bar to these things only looks that high when you percieve it that way."