Learning Lessons from Aviation
The definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over and expecting different results. We can do better, and a major new report explains how.
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25 Years of Appsec - Appsec Global
Adam is delivering the opening keynote for OWASP Global Appsec 2021 with a 25 year restrospective on the history of appsec and a look into its future.
Breaking into threat modeling
A video interview by OWASP leader Vandana Verma, on the topic of breaking into threat modeling.
Trainings at Global Appsec 2021
Tremendous training opportunities in threat modeling and other topics at Appsec Global 2021
What are we going to do: CO2 edition
What happened when Microsoft tried to buy climate abatements
Lessons Learned: Playing Elevation of Privilege
We learn while we're having fun. Some takeaways from a recent play to learn session.
NIST Brings Threat Modeling into the Spotlight
New at Darkreading, a post on NIST and threat modeling
A Vulnerable System
Andrew Stewart has an excellent new book, A Vulnerable System.
What can go wrong?
The World's Shortest Threat Modeling Video series continues with .. what can go wrong?
Training discounts!
Are you tired of escalations and fights after pen tests find crucial security issues at the last minute? I have a discount code for upcoming threat modeling training that can help!
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Threat Modeling Through the JoHari Window
Let me call your attention to a new post by Irene Michlin, “Where Threat Modelling fits in the matrix?” (with a few comments on why it matters).
Training - October
Are you tired of escalations and fights after pen tests find crucial security issues at the last minute? I have upcoming threat modeling training that can help!
25 Years in AppSec: Looking Back
Time flies and things change... A look back on the growth of this industry.
The COVID testbed and AI
The pandemic gives us a chance to evaluate AI tools...you'll be shocked to discover how they did.