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by smurda 5y ago
There are a couple of early startups trying to address this: https://www.tromzo.com/ - early but very strong vision https://www.dazz.io/ - dumb name but decent vision
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State of Modern Application Security: Insights from 400 AppSec Practitioners(tromzo.com)
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by smurda 5y ago
“When you’re through learning, you’re through.” -John Wooden
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Sysdig doubles valuation in 8 months to $2.5b(sysdig.com)
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Proofpoint Phish Harvests Microsoft O365, Google Logins(threatpost.com)
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SolarWinds Investors Allege Board Knew About Cyber Risks(reuters.com)
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A vishing attack spoofed Microsoft to try to gain remote access(techrepublic.com)
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by smurda 5y ago
I moved from SF to London, and it was refreshing to be in a city where tech was not the dominant industry. In fact, by not working in finance I felt like an outsider and it for a more collegial atmosphere with other tech workers. Silicon Dr
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by smurda 5y ago
Why is cost transparency so challenging for the CSPs? Is it planned obfuscation, or is it just that dedicating engineering time to billing isn't as interesting as building more impactful products?
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by smurda 5y ago
-cide = a killing Suicide, homicide, genocide. Whenever I feel conflicted about a decision I feel like I’m killing an option. It’s a dramatic framework, and probably why I’m not decisive.
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Sysdig is now a unicorn: raises $189M(sdxcentral.com)
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Phishing Campaigns Spoofing Locked Account Workflows(armorblox.com)
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by smurda 6y ago
I read a lot more blog posts than books these days, and I wonder if I’m just eating more empty calories instead of nutritious meals. I’m all for the promise of the Internet of giving a voice to the voiceless. But the time and quality of tho
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by smurda 6y ago
The book every glassblower uses is “Advanced Glassworking Techniques”. The book is written entirely by hand, so it looks like you’re reading someone’s private sketchbook. I’ve never read a more aesthetically pleasing book. http:/&#x2F
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by smurda 6y ago
“When people are fearful, be greedy. When people are greedy, be fearful.” -Buffet quote I think about a lot over the last 12 months
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10K Inboxes Targeted in Phishing Attacks Spoofing FedEx and DHL(darkreading.com)
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The Hopes and Dreams we keep in our Passwords(nytimes.com)
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by smurda 6y ago
#hugops
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Structuring Your First Sales Comp Plan: Team Quotas(forbes.com)
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by smurda 6y ago
I would love this for Paradise Lost. Milton is hard to decode.
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by smurda 6y ago
It's true. The challenge is developing in a way that covers the wide range of human disabilities (e.g. vision to cognitive). WCAG will continue to evolve to try and capture the full range. That range of disabilities is why manual testi
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by smurda 6y ago
Clear and simple language wins. Stilted language alienates. FDR simplified speeches to make the language more accessible. For example, he rewrote “we want a more inclusive society,” to “we want a society in which nobody is left out.”
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by smurda 6y ago
He spoke at my university and said something that stuck with me, “never ask a question to show that you know something, but always ask in earnest and be vulnerable to the fact that you don’t know something.”
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by smurda 7y ago
“remember that it is in a VPN provider's best interest to log their users - it lets them deflect blame to the customer, if they ever were to get into legal trouble” Disagree. It is always easier for the legal team to say, “sorry we don