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
I’m sitting at my desk—third coffee of the day is now in full effect—and considering just how much has changed in the cybersecurity world since I joined as a network admin in 1993. Yeah, 1993. Before we were even all talkin’ about this newfangled PSTN (public switched telephone network) thingy’ to mux voice and data
