On my day off I decided to watch Columbiana and heard a very astute line about painting that really made me think. The line was: “You never finish a painting… You just stop working on it.” Which itself was paraphrased … Continue reading →

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With the RSA Security Conference and Security BSides San Francisco only a week away I thought I’d offer some advice to first time attendees: There are parties every night of the week so it would be a good idea to … Continue reading →

Try as I might, I couldn’t help myself from joining in on this meme…

Why haven’t user interfaces for security products taken advantage of human movement technologies? Minority Report was released in 2002 — that’s 10 years ago for those of you counting at home. Even with the invention of Nintendo’s Wii controller in … Continue reading →

I can’t stop laughing about this. I’ll let you in on a little secret, it’s not only the users that feel this way.

I read an interesting Harvard Business Review blog post today written by Dr. Thomas J. Saporito, chairman and chief executive officer of RHR International, regarding bringing balance back to the boardroom. More specifically, the post talks about the CEO-board relationship … Continue reading →