“Clear and present danger” — so suggests the authors of the recent National Infrastructure Advisory Council (NIAC) report to the White House, a task required by the administration’s May 2017 executive order (EO). For those unfamiliar, the EO mandated government...
My association with the Girl Scouts has spanned decades — as a scout, camp counselor, steadfast cookie connoisseur and now donor. It is an experience strongly associated with the great outdoors. Cook meals on a campfire? Check. Hike long distances wearing a heavy...
Following last year’s hack, the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee has switched to encrypted messaging app Wickr for all internal communications, as reported by BuzzFeed. Installed by the DCCC in June, Wickr provides end-to-end encryption for messaging,...
We’ve talked again and again about the H1B visa problem, and the shortage of trained US-based high technology workers. This is a huge problem that is only getting worse as time goes on. (Ultimately, the problem will resolve much of itself due to new A.I....
How much security do we actually get from a “secure” website via HTTPS? Not much, as it turns out. Today Craig talks about the history behind this executive order and what “secure server” really means. Craig also tells you how you can establish your own HTTPS...
