Hope everyone had a great July 4th! I decided to take some time off writing and enjoy the summer weather, but now I’m back. A couple of exciting developments: I started to code again. I used Python, Go, and C++ primarily during my PhD. I have to say that I don’t like Python3, and C++ is well…. C++. I have to say that Go is a slick language, and it’ll probably be my go-to language from here on out. It’s also surprisingly fast, but mainly, it closely models C++ but smooths out most of the weird syntaxes.
Good post Frank. Phishing is the #1 attack vector for a reason. Great points on hygiene. We see lots of opportunity to improve / limit admin rights across the mid market.
Have you thought about including the software supply chain attack phenom? Trusted applications (like Orion and VSA) with full network access gone bad are very difficult (impossible) to prevent but can be detected and stopped.
Good post Frank. Phishing is the #1 attack vector for a reason. Great points on hygiene. We see lots of opportunity to improve / limit admin rights across the mid market.
Have you thought about including the software supply chain attack phenom? Trusted applications (like Orion and VSA) with full network access gone bad are very difficult (impossible) to prevent but can be detected and stopped.