• SecureWorld Expo better than ever

    04 May 2011

    I attended this week’s SecureWorld Expo in Atlanta and must say that the show is better now than ever before. I cut my professional speaking teeth with these guys speaking at dozens of their events between 2003 and 2007. I’ve taken some time off since but going back and seeing some of the same friendly faces brought back good memories.

    The best session I attended was William Hugh Murray‘s keynote on Tuesday morning. He spoke about addressing the basics of information security – something I’ve been ranting about for a while. He had story after story about the value that addressing the simplest of information security concepts can provide to any given organization. On top of that, he’s one of the best speakers I’ve ever witnessed at a security show, really any show. It was refreshing to see someone speak from experience based on pragmatism rather than speak FUD based on narcissism.

    Anyway, the show has come and gone in Atlanta, but if it’s headed to your area, it’s certainly worth checking out.

Resources

view all

Client Testimonials

“A business associate referred our company to Principle Logic when we were seeking a resource to perform vulnerability /penetration testing for our external and internal networks. We found Kevin Beaver to be professional, well informed, and easy to work with. His testing did not disrupt our networks, and his progress updates were timely.

His final report was very thorough and included security recommendations for our network environment. The executive leadership was so impressed with Kevin’s security expertise, they have extended their agreement to continue to perform periodic testing. We highly recommend Kevin Beaver and Principle Logic as a resource for network security testing.”

(IT managed services firm)
Read More

 

I’ve written/co-written 12 books on information security including:

 

Tags

application security appsec basics books careers censorship CISO CISSP cities compliance coronavirus covid-19 cybersecurity data breaches hacking Hacking For Dummies heads in sand health incident response information risk keynote speaker leadership macOS networked cameras passwords patching racing resilience Russian hacking SDLC security culture security leadership security program management security speaker selling security social engineering speaking engagements spec miata sql injection tiktok time management training vulnerability and penetration testing web security

© Copyright 2001-present, Principle Logic, LLC - All Rights Reserved.

For your convenience I accept