Word of the Week Can We Have “Detection as Code”? One more idea that has been bugging me for years is an idea of “detection as code.” Why is it bugging me and why should anybody else care? First, is “detection as code” just a glamorous term for what you did when you loaded your Snort rules in….
Word of the Week Covid 19 – a shortcut to “Surveillance Capitalism”? Links HERE and HERE and HERE and HERE and HERE and HERE and HERE and HERE and book HERE and twitter thread HERE AND How weaponizing disinformation can bring down a city’s power grid Link HERE Word of the Week Special….
Word of the Week “Event driven cloud architecture” Is cloud security too easy to screw up? Cloud-Unique Threats and Risks Reduced Visibility and Control from customers Separation Among Multiple Tenants Fails Data Deletion is Incomplete Link HERE and Is the Architecture Practice dead? Link HERE and cloud security risks in 2020 HERE and cloud….
Word of the Week “Life Is Now a Game of Risk” Understanding how the brain navigates this new reality can build confidence and empathy in everyday decision-making. In general, humans do very poorly with this kind of ambiguity. The less that’s known about a risk, the riskier it seems, and decisions are more fraught….
Word of the Week “Perfectly Privacy-preserving AI” How to extract your training data & your model from your ML endpoint? Over the past few years, providers such as Google, Microsoft, and Amazon have started to provide customers with access to software interfaces allowing them to easily embed machine learning tasks into their applications. Overall,….