AppSec DC, and why you should be there.
When we first held AppSec DC in 2009, I had just come back from a two-year jaunt (job-wise) away from the world of information security. I’d long been a proponent of the fact Washington DC should have the best Information Security community in the world. I didn’t want to lose touch with either the DC or the greater InfoSec community while I was dabbling in online collaboration and presence, so I made a point of focusing on participating in community outside of work, and became active in a variety of meet-ups and organizations across different technology sectors. AppSec DC was …
Blog Reboot, as well.
You may be wondering where the heck that last post came from if you are one of the five people who still has this in your RSS feed. Well, I figured it’s time to do a blog reboot as well. Having seen the amazing outpouring of creativity around me recently amongst my friends and peers and people I observe, both in the traditional creative arts and in those fighting the good fight in the infosec world, I’ve often felt humble and insignificant. Words are the only real creative tool I’ve got — be they written or spoken, it’s my weapon …