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ASV Attestation Pattern Baldness
Posts by John Hoke from Random Non-Sequitors - Non-linear musings of a security junkieI’m not only a scanning consumer… Compliance is easy when you check your own boxes Matt Springfield over at 12...
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OSHA Regulations Run Amok
Posts by John Hoke from Random Non-Sequitors - Non-linear musings of a security junkieThis is my weapon… this is my gun… A friend forwarded over a post from the Volokh Conspiracy that has confuddled me...
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FTC to take action against Wyndham Worldwide
Posts by John Hoke from Random Non-Sequitors - Non-linear musings of a security junkieIf only it were this easy The FTC announced yesterday that it is going to take action against Wyndham Worldwide for...
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Training the trainer?
Posts by John Hoke from Random Non-Sequitors - Non-linear musings of a security junkie Practice Safe Surf and avoid the Smurfs! Dave Aitel, CEO of Immunity Inc., has a blog post that argues...
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Connecticut updates Data Breach Notification Law
Posts by John Hoke from Random Non-Sequitors - Non-linear musings of a security junkieHi – I’m Bill Connecticut has amended its Data Breach Notification Law (§ 36a-701b) effective October 1, 2012....
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Posts by John Hoke from Random Non-Sequitors - Non-linear musings of a security junkieMaybe this idea of compliance versus security has been debated elsewhere, but I’ve never been one to keep my...
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Gentleman Jack
Posts by John Hoke from Random Non-Sequitors - Non-linear musings of a security junkie[From Mashable] He is truly a Gentleman Jack! This has got to be the most polite cease and desist letter I’ve ever...
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Two-factor authentication for the mentally challenged
Posts by John Hoke from Random Non-Sequitors - Non-linear musings of a security junkieLock ‘em up Dano! Neil J. Rubenking has a good beginner’s article up at PCWorld describing TFA (Two-Factor...
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