But something about sitting at my desk after that third coffee (which is so strong it might cause my old network admin heart to race) and reflecting on more than two decades of cybersecurity chaos and winning. I began in 1993, when networking meant working with muxes and battling voice and data over PSTN lines.
As I sit at my desk after my third cup of coffee today (yes, that’s probably too much caffeine), I’m reflecting on how much the landscape has changed in cyber security since I first cut my teeth in the business as a network admin back in 1993. At the time, I was in charge of
I’m just past my third cup of coffee, and I’m sitting at my partly messy desk thinking about what a wacky decades-long ride this industry has been for me, going clear back to ’93 when I started as a network admin … when it was all about voice and data multiplexing over the PSTN, and
Sitting here at my desk — third coffee in, still honestly buzzing — and I’m thinking about how cybersecurity in 2020 compares to when I started all those years ago in 1993 as a network admin. Yup, the days before we carried massive multiplexers for voice and data over PSTN, and a firewall meant something
