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Cyborg, Forensicator, Hacker, Mom and Medical Device Researcher

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The five philosophies of designing logs
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  • 31st March 2021
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  • 12 min
  • 1 year
  • 1,796 word
Tagged Application Logs, Application Security, Forensic Readiness, Logging and Monitoring

The five philosophies of designing logs

TL;DR: Your logs should be simple, and structured, they should also contain enough information without disclosing sensitive data. Often accidental information disclosure […]

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Why are we getting it so wrong in Healthcare and Medical Device Security?
Blog Posts / Medical Security & Forensics
  • 23rd July 2020
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  • 8 min
  • 2 years
  • 1,144 word

Why are we getting it so wrong in Healthcare and Medical Device Security?

Authors : Veronica Schmitt and Nina Alli We have observed the state of cyber-security in terms of healthcare and medical devices. We […]

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Blog Posts
  • 6th July 2020
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  • 5 min
  • 2 years
  • 750 words

Medical device versus Healthcare device

Since becoming more active in the Biohacking and Healthcare Security field, I have noticed many terms used interchangeably (and incorrectly!) to describe […]

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Blog Posts
  • 29th March 2021
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  • 2 min
  • 1 year
  • 237 words

Hacker, not one size fits all.

I think my biggest pet peeve or soapbox moment is when the term Hacker is used to describe someone that has committed […]

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  • 13th January 2020
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  • 3 min
  • 2 years
  • 438 words
  • 6

The story of a Patient

I am sitting here at a loss for words. There are simply too many thoughts going around in my head. Yes, most […]

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Blog Posts / Medical Security & Forensics
  • 14th December 2019
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  • 5 min
  • 2 years
  • 641 words
  • 1

Patient to Researcher

My journey to becoming an Independent Researcher with Medtronic When I received my implant 13 years ago, I became fascinated with the […]

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Behind the Incident 9 :Jason Jordaan
Behind The Incident
  • 31st October 2019
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  • 2 min
  • 3 years
  • 191 words
  • 1

Behind the Incident 9 :Jason Jordaan

“In seeking the truth, I am both a scientist and a philosopher. The scientist part of me wants to know-how, while the […]

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So you want to be a SANS facilitator.
SANS
  • 15th October 2019
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  • 5 min
  • 3 years
  • 617 words
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Tagged Advice, DFIR, sans, Work Study

So you want to be a SANS facilitator.

So you have been chosen to be a SANS Facilitator for your first SANS class. Wondering what to expect, I will give […]

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PWNED : THE STORY OF HEARTBREAK
Medical Security & Forensics
  • 15th October 2019
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  • 8 min
  • 3 years
  • 1,200 word
Tagged Cardiology, Cyborg, Heart, I have a Pacemaker, Medical Device

PWNED : THE STORY OF HEARTBREAK

This article was originally featured in PenTest Magazine. Once, I was pretty much a regular girl. That was before my improvements, which made me […]

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Behind The Incident – Episode 8 : Heather Mahalik
Behind The Incident
  • 14th October 2019
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  • 2 min
  • 3 years
  • 165 words
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Tagged BehindTheIncident, Cellebrite, Heather Mahalik, IOS, MobileForensics

Behind The Incident – Episode 8 : Heather Mahalik

I finally got to meet and interview the spunky and smart Heather Mahalik. She has been someone that I look up too […]

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The five philosophies of designing logs
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Why are we getting it so wrong in Healthcare and Medical Device Security?
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Medical device versus Healthcare device

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The five philosophies of designing logs
The five philosophies of designing logs
31st March 2021
Why are we getting it so wrong in Healthcare and Medical Device Security?
Why are we getting it so wrong in Healthcare and Medical Device Security?
23rd July 2020
Medical device versus Healthcare device
6th July 2020
Hacker, not one size fits all.
29th March 2021

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