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 […]
Author: Veronica Schmitt
Hacker, not one size fits all.
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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 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 […]
Patient to Researcher
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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 […]
So you want to be a SANS facilitator.
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PWNED : THE STORY OF HEARTBREAK
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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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