Talking about IT Sales just sounds dishonest
Sell vitamins not medicine.
Startup bonus scheme are worthless compared to the ask
Selling your private data for ads is good money it seems.
Now the implementation begins.
Hopefully, you’ve had a chance to watch this 7 minute video from Greg Ferro about why better patching systems can lead to insecure software. If you haven’t, you should:
Greg is right that moral hazard is introduced because, by definition, the party providing the software is “insured” against the risks of the party using the software. But, I also have a couple of issues with some of the things he said about tech support.
I’ve been working with some Ubiquiti access points recently. So far, I really enjoy them and I’m interested to see where their product is going. After doing some research, the most common issue with them seems to be their tech support offerings. A couple of Reddit users even posted in a thread that the lack of true enterprise tech support is the key that is keeping Ubiquiti from reaching real enterprise status.
Think about all the products that you’ve used over the last couple of years that offered some other kind of support aside from phone or rapid response. Maybe it was a chat window on the site. Maybe it was an asynchronous email system. Hell, if you’ve ever installed Continue reading
Good summary of DDOS using IP Spoofing
Technology supply chains are fragile.
Huawei has an SDN in the Campus solution
The real problem is the uneducated consumer
Signs of forced change on Silicon Valley investors ?
Team before people.
WAFs exist to tick a box not as a security tool.
Cisco took FOUR YEARS to patch disclosed vulnerabilities in NX-OS.
Mikrotik routers as an attack vector
Worth knowing