The gig economy and Covid19
The sharing economy has probably outgrown its utopian phase by now and we can actually start discussing some of the issues relating to it.
Kate Carruthers
COVIDSafe App Teardown & Panel Discussion
This was an interesting panel to be on - along with Troy Hunt, Matthew Robins, Geoffrey Huntley, and Alec Tucker.
The discussion covers observations about what the COVIDSafe app actually does, what it collects, what it sends and what are the real world privacy, cybersecurity, and information security implications.
My estimate
Cyber security tips for working from home #COVID19
C.I.A. is even more important now with #COVID19
Ransomware is coming to get us. Prepare. Beware.
There are increasing numbers of ransomware attacks on municipalities and governmental organisations in the US, with headlines like this. And Australia will not be immune to these attacks.
Towns Across Texas Hit in Coordinated Ransomware Attack
The state government and cybersecurity groups have mobilized to respond to a mass ransomware
Cloud is the future, serverless is the way to go
I've been hosting production workloads on Amazon Web Services for over 5 years now, and am also hosting production workloads on Azure and Google Cloud as well.
There seems to be a lot of enthusiasm for containerisation, and many are loving on kubernetes and docker. But this seems
Thoughts on digital forensics
I'm studying cyber security and investigations at the moment and the current course is digital forensics. It is fascinating learning about how folks try to hide their digital tracks, and it is also mildly terrifying to realise how much data can be recovered. I'm deep in
IWD 2019: the possibility of balance
For 2019 the International Women's Day theme is "Balance for Better" and with Ribit's focus on ESTEAM students and accelerating innovation in industry, I am sharing my "own personal story and experience as an employee and employer, how you jumped started your career,