by Jesper Kråkhede, Sweden
Posted in Business, Security Architecture on Dec 31st, 2021
It is New Year´s Eve again. The champagne is cooling, the family is getting ready and the security architect is, as tradition demands, writing a blog post. What a year. It started with me ranting about compliance and ended with half the world searching their servers for Log4j. In between there was more ransomware than […]
Posted in Security Architecture, Technology on Sep 19th, 2021
A short personal one. My wife and I finally got away for a week in New York. Our first real trip in a long time. The plan was simple. Walk around Manhattan, eat too much and see a show or two. The plan lasted about a day. Then a customer incident escalated and I spent […]
Posted in Security Architecture, Technology on Apr 25th, 2021
A short one this time. Over the weekend the world passed one billion vaccine doses given against covid. It is impressive, even if the doses are very unevenly spread and most countries still have a long way to go. It made me think. Wouldn´t it be nice if we could vaccinate our computers the same […]
Posted in Security Architecture, Technology on Jun 16th, 2020
A short one. Travelling this spring has been close to impossible. Borders are closed or come with a long list of restrictions, flights are cancelled and most meetings happen on a screen. For most of my work that is fine. Incident response is the exception. When a customer´s whole environment is down, some things simply […]
Posted in Security Architecture on Jan 31st, 2020
A slightly different post this time. For a few weeks I have followed the news about the new coronavirus from Wuhan in China. At first it sounded far away. Now the city is closed down, the virus has turned up in several other countries and yesterday WHO declared it a public health emergency of international […]