Blog
209 - Supply chains and inflection points
We're at a strange time in history for software development and engineering.
208 - Process is the backbone of organisations
Welcome back, apologies for not sending a newsletter out last week, but I was on holiday and tanning myself on the beach. As a reward, a slightly longer than normal newsletter for you.
207 - Cognitive load
I had a great time at Blackhat, BSides and DEFCON. There were loads of talks, on a huge number of technical topics, and one of the things that I came away, both inspired and slightly daunted by, was the breadth of topics that security can cover.
206 - Too excited to write coherently
This newsletter is short for a couple of reasons.
205 - Determining whether you have good policies and processes
I’m not a huge fan of certifications.
204 - Treat data like toxic waste
It seems that the argument for privacy and lawful interception has erupted once more.
203 - AI is the new hotness
Phew!
202 - Where responsibilities lie
If you run a major company, and use code written by a hobbyist developer, whose job is it to ensure the code is secure?
201 - Just do it
I do love a theoretical argument.
200 - Issue 200
I can't really believe that I've managed to write 200 of these, and that people continue to subscribe week after week.
199 - Learning by doing
How do we learn stuff?
198 - Controlling access to the things that matter
Identity and Access Control forms the basis of almost all security as we know it.