In the chronicles of folklore, there are tales of thieves and outlaws who, despite their criminal ways, operated under a certain moral code. The legendary Robin Hood, for instance, was celebrated for stealing from the rich to give to the poor – an act of wealth redistribution cloaked in a noble cause.
When the Merry Ransomware Men Lost Their Way Read More »
As a dad, I’m used to worrying about scraped knees and lost homework. The thought of my child’s medical records being hacked? That’s a new level of parental anxiety—right up there with stepping on a LEGO at midnight.
Protecting Our Little Heroes: A Dad’s Take on Cybersecurity in Children’s Hospitals Read More »
One out of every three Americans had their medical records stolen in February in the Change Healthcare data breach. That is over 100 million people.
If you even remotely know who Cecil DeMille is, you’re probably in my camp of disgust with our latest form of fame.
Mr. DeMille, I’m ready for my Close Up Read More »
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 😊
The 70s called. They want their protest back. Read More »
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.
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.
In the Year Two Thousaaaaaaaaannnddddd Read More »
As the year wraps up, and the holiday season descends upon us like a flurry of encrypted snowflakes, it’s time to unveil a personal report card on our cybersecurity endeavors.
Cybersecurity Chronicles: Grading the Year – Did We Soar or Stumble in 2023? Read More »
IT budget is harder to come by than a talking unicorn. Seems like we’re doing it wrong.
Drive it like you stole it. Read More »
