The Weekly Hotwash: July 3, 2020
The Weekly Hotwash: A new study on password entropy highlights worrying statistics on how common passwords are across the userbase.
The Weekly Hotwash: A new study on password entropy highlights worrying statistics on how common passwords are across the userbase.
The Weekly Hotwash: The charade of DDOS booter service takedowns and the death toll for Adobe Flash has begun; will it be as beneficial as we hope?
The Weekly Hotwash: The explosion of phishing and SPAM during 2020 is a direct attack on our users. It is time to rethink email security.
The Weekly Hotwash: 5 of the top 8 threats can be mitigated with programmatic identity management. Are you considering the value such programs bring?
The Weekly Hotwash: The demise of SHA-1 is a road sign on the deterioration of security controls and how embedded open-source unknowingly introduces risk.
The Weekly Hotwash: How a study of pandemic statistical reporting can help you develop better security metrics.
The Weekly Hotwash: The CISSP vs Masters firestorm and revisiting the secure application development process.
The Weekly Hotwash: Why the hiring process is more to blame than the lack of InfoSec resources and the new NIST Secure Software Development Standards
A Major Step in Federated Identity Management If you have followed my blog for any amount of time, you know that I am a firm believer that user account federation …
The Weekly Hotwash – A New CoaC Feature Welcome to the first CoaC Weekly Hotwash; a recap of the past week’s news and the implications the stories may have on …