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Computerworld has been gracious enough to allow me to do some blogging for them. The link to my area is http://Computerworld.com/blogs/perrycarpenter. I just uploaded my first post for them (a short rant regarding Rep. George Miller’s appearance within Second Life).
I appreciate any feedback that readers have regarding this blog or my efforts for […]
The F-Secure weblog has a new post outlining an interesting method for finding new phishing sites before they can be detected via anti-phishing toolbars and the like.
I would definitely recommend that companies of significant size and brand stature begin employing these detection techniques in-house so that they can warn their customer base earlier and get […]
I ran across the following FTC Press Release and thought that it was worth passing along.
Identity Theft Task Force Seeks Public Comment; Notice for Public Comment
WASHINGTON, Dec. 26 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ — The Federal Identity Theft Task Force, chaired by Attorney General Alberto R. Gonzales and co-chaired by Federal Trade Commission Chairman Deborah Platt Majoras, is seeking […]
Mike Rothman’s book “The Pragmatic CSO” is available as of today (Jan 2, 2007). I’ve been looking forward to the release but was a bit taken back by the price: 3 bucks shy of a C-note. Given my holiday season financial hemorrhage, I was not able to purchase the book today — […]
Alan Shimel was nice enough to invite me to provide a one-minute audio clip summarizing what I thought the biggest story in 2006 was. Others who offered up their clips include:
Martin McKeay — McKeay.com
Michael Farnum — Information Security Place
Ravi Char — Musings on Information Security
Larry Pesce — Paul Dot Com
AndyIT Guy — Andy […]