
Threat Modeling and Secure by Design
Our feedback to CISA is now public

Our feedback to CISA is now public

I’ve been reading about Oceangate with increasing horror and anger, and the confusion over the relationship between engineering and — frankly — bullshit. I don’t think anyone has ever told me ‘you are going to kill someone.’ Certainly not ‘way too often.’ If you’re hearing that, the right response is to slow down, not take it as an insult.

My latest at Dark Reading draws attention to how Microsoft can fix ransomware tomorrow.

Art imitating life in ways you didn’t think possible

Books that I read in the second quater that are worth your time include two memoirs, a great book on the security of ML, and more!

I haven’t done a lot of work in Python, and I’ve never used it to produce graphs. But after an hour of pair programming and then using Chatgpt and Github Copilot got me quite far in writing a set of Jupyter Notebooks, and dramatically shrunk the effort to use and debug a new tool. I wanted to record some thoughts on the experience, and what it means for programming and for application security.

Adam's AppSecPNW 2023 keynote

Phishing behaviors, as observed in the wild.

This month runs quite heavy on AI, but the CISA Safe by Design and Default document is going to be important for the next several years.

Tarah Wheeler and Adam write in CFR

Celebrating Star Wars Day in style!

Some inferences from layoffs in responsible AI teams

Book signings at RSA, big discounts and more!

Some diagrams to help clarify machine learning threats

Reflecting on the framing of the Threats book