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06 Sep 2007Is it too much to expect the best?
There's something that's coming up more and more that I'm building a stronger opinion about each year. It's expecting the best of ourselves and others. We're coming to a point in our society where it's inappropriate, offensive, and politically incorrect to demand the best from our ourselves and others in literally every aspect of our personal lives and our careers. This is especially true in our society where those who ...
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05 Sep 2007
Why I love testing Web applications
I get the question "What part of security do you like the best?" quite often. The first part of my response is always "security testing". Any given network has lots of weaknesses - regardless of how much it's locked down and I love trying to find and point out all the flaws. [My wife used to say I was really good at pointing out other flaws, but I've since worked ...
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05 Sep 2007
Welcome to my new blog!
It's taken some time to put the technology together, but I've finally done it! I'm officially on the blog bandwagon. Still building out some functionality - but the basics are up and running.What I talk about here ties in with my Security On Wheels audio programs. Thanks for checking in and joining me in this adventure. Many security opinions, commentaries, and insights to come!...
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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.”
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