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yebyen
9y ago
Srsly?
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yebyen
9y ago
> I think that more and more CISOs are becoming comfortable with the cloud and companies are insisting that CISOs become comfortable. So I always say that given enough time, we can secure anything and find a way to say yes to it and busi
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yebyen
9y ago
Someone has let Hollywood LA News know that you found it, and it's been updated and reposted to their site now. They also gave you credit for finding it! ;)
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yebyen
9y ago
Here's a link to the video interview from 2016 that was erased from YouTube a few days ago, on September 10 after it was first reported: http://evilrouters.net/media/susan_mauldin_cazena_interview_... The HN threa
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yebyen
9y ago
Well sure, I don't want to blame a person though. I'm sure there's enough blame to go around. It sure looks fishy though that this person is being swept under the rug. Either she is the scapegoat, or she knows who is respon
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yebyen
9y ago
Bingo. You said it, that's exactly why I want to hear more from Susan Mauldin. (That, and the fact that there's someone evidently who doesn't want to hear more from Susan Mauldin...)
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yebyen
9y ago
I haven't watched it yet, but I fetched a copy. (Edit: it looks like the first interview.) If it matches the transcript, the one I'm looking for has the expression "resistance to the cloud is futile" in it (which I didn&
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yebyen
9y ago
There was a second interview with Cazena that looked a lot like the first interview, but the topic was different. It looked like they were possibly recorded on the same day. Edit: Bless you for doing this, however you found it.
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9y ago
"I always say that given enough time, we can secure anything and find a way to say yes to it and business-driven CISOs are of that mind" It's really a pretty balanced interview. This is what she said. There was a second int
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yebyen
9y ago
That is not my purpose. I have no idea what her qualifications are, I saw the LinkedIn page and it contained almost no information. That is hardly relevant. I personally believe that she was backed into a corner, based on the interviews I
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yebyen
9y ago
Wow, MarketWatch is right. They are trying to erase Susan Mauldin (the former CISO), she is not even mentioned in this article. Does anyone with Google juice have a way to recover the interviews that are referenced in [1]? I watched them
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yebyen
9y ago
I was pretty sure it was true that the CISO had no experience at all after listening to the first two or three minutes of the video interviews that were available here[1], but apparently they don't want anyone to see interviews with th
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yebyen
9y ago
None of the previous articles posted in the search you linked... (a) were articles, or (b) had any mention of the fact that Equifax has evidently gone to great lengths to scrub this information off the internet. The video interviews with t
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yebyen
9y ago
The other post wasn't really a story, it was a link to her profile on LinkedIn. I can see why there wouldn't be much to discuss, and why most people probably wouldn't want to upvote that. (Especially given the information a
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yebyen
9y ago
It's marked as "dupe" Edit: it was unmarked, thank you Scott
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yebyen
9y ago
And now this post has been deleted from the HN front page... Edit: they've unmarked it
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yebyen
9y ago
I would really like to post the link to video interviews with Susan Mauldin (they made quite an impression on me) but they were deleted apparently only hours after I watched them. https://www.hollywoodlanews.com/equifax-chie
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9y ago
It is super fishy that they got rid of every copy of video interviews with Susan Mauldin right as they were being reported on. I watched the interviews before they got erased and I was shocked that they were ever aired, I'm sure the t
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9y ago
I was pretty sure it was true (that she had no experience at all) after listening to the first two or three minutes of the video interviews that were available here[1], but apparently they don't want anyone to see interviews with the C
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yebyen
9y ago
Wow! Thank you isr
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yebyen
9y ago
Well said! It's worth noting though that there is Chromium OS, too, although I will be honest I've only ever used Chrome boxes that were machines with real (closed) ChromeOS on them. I didn't "jailbreak" any of the
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9y ago
What kind of terminal are people using that develop on ChromeOS? I used a Samsung XE303C for a while and I was happy with my options in Crouton, but I could not get used to using a terminal in a Chrome tab. I understand there is a way to d
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yebyen
9y ago
Just because you can't see a connection between the two ideas does not mean it does not actually follow from that. (It's only a non-sequitur if you lack the imagination.)
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yebyen
9y ago
I was going to say "Nobody would know how to do this" but in reality, it's probably a bit more like "Not enough people would know how to do this" and if they're taking increments of 0.2BTC, they're hoping
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yebyen
9y ago
I think you do have to consider too, that these companies also want to give you credit (it is their business,) and in many cases they will likely have insurance that pays when you default. If the way they have allowed you to "game"
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yebyen
9y ago
No certainly! I never had a drivers issue when I was an Ubuntu user, to be sure (not one that was more solvable on Debian at least) and I have done some Linux games, I agree it was much easier after Ubuntu landed. Hardware makers target Ub
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9y ago
Ubuntu is based on Debian, tho. I've used Ubuntu in production for years (because that's what companies use), and that hasn't dissuaded me from using Debian on desktop, or on my non-critical servers. I've seen enough th
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yebyen
9y ago
They must have improved testing then, or improved their processes, because the last time I evaluated testing it was properly "half unstable, half unusable" Admittedly that was a while ago! Testing, depending on what part of the r
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yebyen
9y ago
Not just to be contrarian, but because this is how I have lived for a while... Why wouldn't you run Debian Sid on your laptop? (FWIW I have also experimented with stable versions of Debian and, when I am not seeking the newest software
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9y ago
So, how does one get over in gaming this metric? Take out a lot of credit accounts once your credit is good and then default on them? What's the end game where they come out ahead? See prior comment about the bank job... that's
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