Mr. DeMille, I’m ready for my Close Up
If you even remotely know who Cecil DeMille is, you’re probably in my camp of disgust with our latest form of fame.
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The 70s called. They want their protest back.
I love rocking the boat, breaking a barrier, or just generally shaking things up. I’ve never burned a bra…that was before my time, but I’m certainly not opposed to it to prove a point 😊
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Noise
I may have lost my hearing – and it wasn’t from sitting in the front row of a concert. It’s from the obnoxious noise on LinkedIn and social media.
In the Year Two Thousaaaaaaaaannnddddd
I’m reaching the age that I can say remember “insert throwback reference here” and most people say no. My daughter let me know that she loves “old music” then turned on 80s Hits. That cut deep.
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Drive it like you stole it.
IT budget is harder to come by than a talking unicorn. Seems like we’re doing it wrong.
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Clark, the little lights aren’t twinkling…
I’ve talked about holiday cyberattacks and the importance of committing to year-round security initiatives, and in the S3 blog about shopping scams, and I even talked about how to promote cross-skilling employees to avoid a vacation skills gap…pretty sure I can drum up some podcasts too…
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Confessions of an Online Shopaholic
When it comes to shopping online, I’m a pro. Not just a first-year rookie, but a seasoned veteran hardened with the battle scars of erroneous orders, fraud alerts, and a graveyard of shredded past credit cards.
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The Healthcare Tech Evolution; And What Happened When Security Didn’t get Invited to the Party
Grapes and mac & cheese: two items that my son has a unique affection for.
In a recent short stay in a local hospital, everyone was aware of this love affair. So much so, a nurse in a neighboring facility made a joke about it in preparation for a future visit (she read it in his chart). “We’ll make sure we have his favorites ready to go!”
We had a chuckle, then I was slightly disturbed – occupational hazard.
High Value Target with Low Value Investment: Healthcare’s Tech Struggle
The dark web value of a social security number? $1A clean credit card? $5A health record? Jackpot. A whopping $1,000With those numbers, it should be no surprise that 99% of Healthcare IT Security leaders reported a breach in the last 12 months.
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