Quickly improve visibility with a few solid tips.
Category: resilience
Default Settings
More on small changes delivering big improvements.
Dragon Renaissance
It’s okay to refresh refrigerator artwork once in a while.
XcodeSpy
New malware for macos targets shared Xcode repositories
“Is that link/site phishy?”
Sketchy link or email attachment? Check it before you click it using these tools.
Small Changes Add Up
Since COVID, have you found new, more pleasant ways to do things?
Tips on Privacy Covers
How to cover cameras on devices for more peace-of-mind!
It’s Beginning to Look A Lot Like Riskmas
This is a list worth checking twice this year: baseline DO’s to get the most magic out of the season.
On Kids & Guns
It’s controversial but important. As a parent, here’s my perspective.
Improve Your Home Network
Tips for better performance and security.
The Path Foward In A Pandemic
Don’t survive this, succeed in spite of it.
Cynefín Framework
Are you struggling to solve complex problems? You’re not alone. Check this out!
Help Your Home or Office from Getting Easily Hacked
Here’s what you need to know about Smart Home security to protect you and yours.
Memorialize Deceased Online Accounts
Not easy to think about but important. Here’s everything you need to know in one place.
Our Smart TVs Are Watching Us?
Yes. Here’s how to stop that.
The Dark Web Is An Onion
The Internet everyday people know through Google and Bing is less than 20% of the total number of sites that exist on the Internet. What is the Dark Web, anyway?
SecTor 2019 Redux
My pal, Kim Crawley, wrote about her experience at SecTor in Toronto and was kind enough to include me in it.
DoH + PiHole = Better Privacy?
Until companies design products and services with them in mind, the work of protecting our privacy and security falls on consumers like you and I.
Not Your Grampa’s Keyboard
We don’t have to use lame, beige, joyless keyboards. Well, not unless we want to.
SecTor 2019
Dunno how I hadn’t heard of SecTor in Toronto before now – here’s a quick summary of my experience.
The Elephant in the Room
Cybersecurity is dead. Long live resilience.