You got me with the "Antifragile" book shown on the picture of your books. Haven't read the other ones you have ther, but would like to. Which cybersecurity book do you recommend?
Hey, cool. Sandworm would be my top recommendation. Absolutely riveting - and factual - account of Russia's attacks on the Ukraine power grid in 2015 and 2016, and some of the other notable "achievements" of the adversary group identified as Sandworm.
Now Ai data grab includes visual info about your house. Each new “development” involves deeper penetration into our lives reconceptualized as data. How do we strike an appropriate balance? Asking for a friend. 😅
Great question, of course. I imagine there's no one-size -fits-all answer. I've used Gmail, Twitter, and Linked In for enough years to know that my privacy ship already has a lot of leaks. And I'm confident that I stay focused and aware enough about the topics I prompt about and the level of personal information I share.
You got me with the "Antifragile" book shown on the picture of your books. Haven't read the other ones you have ther, but would like to. Which cybersecurity book do you recommend?
Hey, cool. Sandworm would be my top recommendation. Absolutely riveting - and factual - account of Russia's attacks on the Ukraine power grid in 2015 and 2016, and some of the other notable "achievements" of the adversary group identified as Sandworm.
Now Ai data grab includes visual info about your house. Each new “development” involves deeper penetration into our lives reconceptualized as data. How do we strike an appropriate balance? Asking for a friend. 😅
Great question, of course. I imagine there's no one-size -fits-all answer. I've used Gmail, Twitter, and Linked In for enough years to know that my privacy ship already has a lot of leaks. And I'm confident that I stay focused and aware enough about the topics I prompt about and the level of personal information I share.