Recently I had the privilege of working with Pen Test Magazine for an interview to promote Low Tech Hacking. As you may have heard, all royalties from the book are going to the Wounded Warrior Project, an organization everyone can be proud to support.
They were kind enough to offer a 50% off discount to new subscribers, PLUS a free copy of Low Tech Hacking (if you subscribe this month). (more…)
No CommentsPlug in to this blog series to get a behind-the-scenes look at one of the world’s largest technology security conference. (more…)
No CommentsThere are enough people writing about SOPA (Stop Online Piracy Act) and PIPA (Protect IP Act), and I don’t intend to add unnecessary commentary to the anti-SOPA movement. And yes, I am anti-SOPA. (more…)
1 CommentWell, it’s finally “real”. Until now, this book has existed only as a flurry of emails, phone calls and Word documents immersed in a sea of highlighting. Today, Low Tech Hacking materializes in ink and paper. (more…)
No CommentsI didn’t post this originally because I was waiting for Part 2 to be released. I know you people; no one wants to read the first half of something and then have to revisit it later for a second part. In my quest to provide both pieces for you, I somehow missed Part 2. I’ll blame it on travel for work and the gov conference at which I was speaking during that week. Yeah, that sounds good – we’ll go with that.
In any event, several people seemed to like the Q&A session I responded to with the team at VPN Haus. You can read the exchange on their blog.
No Mike, NAC’s not dead. We’re still talking about it – see?
Conversation with *me* on NAC at VPN Haus
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