OK people – third coffee in and I’m so ready to start talking about some of the real-deal experiences I’ve had after decades in the cybersecurity business. I began in 1993 working as a network admin when venicles/vatacom still mostly ran over PSTN lines using multiplexers – those clunky boxes you’ve probably forgotten existed unless
It’s a little after 10 in the morning, and I sit at my desk after what’s probably my third coffee of the day — that magic elixir that is the lifeblood of both deep thinking and rambling rants. I think I’ve been in the cybersecurity long enough to call BS on more than my fair
This is Sanjay Seth — writing this (after my third coffee of the day) from my desk at the moment. And this potion is what I come back to, everything that keeps me grounded in this insane, constantly shifting world of cybersecurity. I began my career as network admin waaaay back in 1993 – when
It’s 6:30 a.m., I’m at my desk, third cup of coffee starting to kick in — just back from DefCon, still jazzed about the hardware hacking village — and I was like, why not scribble down some of the hard lessons I’ve learned along the cybersecurity pathway. This is not going to be your standard
