@dunsany

Cybersec - Author of Heidi Geek Girl Detective (fiction) and IT Security Risk Control Management (non-fiction). Currently GRC in FinTech

 Delaware / Seattle
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Joined May 2008
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It's my #Twitterversary! I have been on Twitter for 15 years, since 2 May 2008 (via @twi_age).
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Star Raiders is an all-time classic for @atari computers and the 5200. @MikeJMika took the #Atari50 version one step further with a functional HUD, improved UI and more. Play it in November as part of Atari 50: The Anniversary Celebration.
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Rolling up a Philly Taco
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Woo-hoo, the documentary on Russian hackers (by Russian film makers) that I was interviewed for a year ago is out. imdb.com/title/tt18573320/?r…
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It's my #Twitterversary! I have been on Twitter for 14 years, since 2 May 2008 (via @twi_age).
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Watching the heron hunting in my pond… makes me think: what’s it like to be a frog? gimpasaura.blogspot.com/2015…
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Replying to @dunsany
Ransomware risk: adversary shoots you in the foot, sells you a bandaid, then shoots you in the other foot
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Trying to explain types of cyber risk to c-levels: Adversarial risk: hacker shoots you in the foot, IT operational risk: you shoot yourself in the foot.
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F5 Labs@F5Labs24 May 2022
A look at multi-cloud security strategies, including the emerging practices of omni-cloud, functions as a service, containers as a service, cloud security posture management, and data sovereignty. @dunsany with @therealcipherk1 and @lmacvittie go.f5.net/yq33dz
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"Allowing hate and toxicity on a platform actually causes more damage to free speech as groups self-censor and leave platforms in response to abuse." I wrote about how Elon is using free speech as a thinly-veiled excuse to allow abusers free reign. bit.ly/1stExcuse

Why Free Speech Isn't An Excuse

As my online persona has grown over the last decade and a half, so has the volume of hate I have received. I have received letters at my home, had politicians come for me, and received every threat...

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The best way to understand your org culture is not through surveys, but how employees behave. Behavior is culture.
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Chaloobi can't wait to read.
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Aphasia is a serious, disruptive disorder, but there is still hope delawareonline.com/story/opi… via @delawareonline

Aphasia is a serious, disruptive disorder, but there is still hope

Aphasia is a disorder of impaired language production and understanding, but does not impact general cognitive abilities or intelligence.

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@DigitalSamIAm6 Apr 2022
Hey @MichelinGuideUS - pretty sure restaurants listed in your guide shouldn't be harassing reviewers, right? That seems highly inappropriate...
Geraldine Just Follow TheEverywhereist on Threads@everywhereist5 Apr 2022
The team from Bros is splicing together video of me with graphic sexual imagery on their Instagram. I get it, they want me to take the bait. But it also feels like harassment at this point. Like, I don't know that male reviewers get treated like this?
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F5 Labs@F5Labs30 Mar 2022
Just like malicious insiders, some applications start out innocuous but can unexpectedly turn malicious. Assume the worst and cage them before they go bad. @dunsany shares the details. go.f5.net/g3an2k
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My last F5 Labs story -> Caging the Malicious Insider Application f5.com/labs/articles/cisotoc…

Caging the Malicious Insider Application

The applications we need to run inside our organizations can turn malicious, so how can we architect for this?

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THIS 👇🏽👇🏽👇🏽
Ed Warnicke@edwarnicke30 Mar 2022
Replying to @jwgoerlich
We also have to start properly characterizing the bugs: "works as designed" -> "design bug" "user/driver/pilot error" -> "UX bug" "social engineering" -> ${we need a good term here} All of these are bugs. Understanding the *kind* of bug is important for figuring out solutions.
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F5 Labs@F5Labs27 Mar 2022
Cyberattacks evolved in 2021, just like they do every year. Ransomware’s up, but that’s not the only thing that changed this year. Learn more in the 2022 Application Protection Report: In Expectation of Exfiltration. go.f5.net/mcj7kw
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Okta vs Lapsus$
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