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Post Derbycon Wrapup

Posted on October 12, 2018October 12, 2018 By Michael Kavka No Comments on Post Derbycon Wrapup

I went to my first Derbycon last weekend, and what a time it was. Yes Lobbycon is pretty cool. Yes the entertainment was a blast. The talks were all top rate (after seeing them, I am glad I my talk got turned down). I recommend checking out Derbycon if you can, and even if you…

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Ducks in a Row

Posted on October 3, 2018 By Michael Kavka No Comments on Ducks in a Row

It is getting to be budget time for many companies out there, and what better time to look at what we need to do our jobs. We all have our wish list, our dream list and eventually whittle that down to a practical list. Between all of that, there are the renewals to budget for…

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Quiet week

Posted on September 28, 2018 By Michael Kavka No Comments on Quiet week

No real topic this week, just some random musings. Is anyone else out there tired of companies using Information Security/Cyber Security as a leader to get your information for sales calls? Especially white lists or videos from talks. You want to promote yourselves and companies fine, but you want ot be taken seriously in our…

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