Third coffee on the desk, still dazed from the DefCon trip last week and three different banks ask for help to upgrade their zero trust architectures. If you had told me in 1993 while crawling inside PSTN mux racks that I’d be knee deep in zero trust 30 years later I would have laughed at
Now that I’m three coffees deep, whilst sitting at my desk, I felt the urge to write about some of the realities that I have seen every single day in cybersecurity. I still have remnants of my run as a network admin from way back in 1993 — voice and data muxing over PSTN, long
Having said that (and sitting here after my third coffee of the day — yes, I drink three cups), what are a few things thirty years in cybersecurity have taught me? I started work as network administrator back in ’93 (before pretty much everyone knew what a firewall was) and I have seen the lot.
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