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the cyberwire
Sep 11, 2021
A CSO’s 9/11 Story.
I was stationed in the Pentagon on 9/11. You might say I had a birds-eye view of when the entire War on Terror began. As I write this, President Biden has brought the American soldiers home from Afghanistan. He wanted America out of there before the 20th anniversary of 9/11, the event that precipitated going there in the first place.
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the cyberwire
Sep 11, 2021
A CSO's original notes from 9/11.
I work in the Army Operations Center (AOC) at the Pentagon and I manage the computer systems and networks that make this place go. Tonight, I am pulling 24 hour duty and things have just quieted down enough to finish my thoughts.
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the cyberwire
Aug 31, 2021
The myths behind Linux security.
Attackers do not target Linux environments because Windows is the most used operating system globall is a belief many in the technology hold.
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the cyberwire
Aug 30, 2021
Proactive defense as a cybersecurity first principle using adversary playbooks
Have you ever come across an idea to solve a problem that was so crystal clear in your mind, that it was such an obvious step to take to eliminate an obstacle, that you just knew that as soon as people heard about it, adoption of it would be swift and unambiguous and we would all move on to the next thing?
CSO Perspectives
the cyberwire
Aug 25, 2021
Cyber in the light of Kabul – uncertainty, speed, and assumptions.
The Talban's swift assumption of power in Afghanistan holds lessons that apply equally to intelligence and cyber operations. It illustrates the implications of faulty assumptions and the difficulty of staying inside the opposition's OODA loop, especially when one's own concepts remain unclear.
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the cyberwire
Aug 16, 2021
Orchestration as a cybersecurity first principle.
Orchestrating the security stack for our first principle strategies (zero trust, intrusion kill chain prevention, resilience, and risk forecasting) across all of your data islands Host: Rick Howard.
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