Jim Ivers

It is my humble opinion that we have allowed our daily rush into an increasingly digital world to negatively affect our ability to address...

The beginning of any new year is a time for examination and setting new goals and objectives. Many of you understand that addressing the...

Consumers Must Demand that Internet-Connected toys Offer the Basics of Trust and Security You’ve planned a precision military strike; readied your forces and resources...

On Friday, October 21, the Internet slowed to a crawl. A new botnet attack, called Mirai, executed a distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attack against DNS...

I can honestly say that spell check is the reason I now know how to spell “separate.” It only took about 20 years of...

Fall is a great time of year. The kids go back to school. The weather begins to cool and the leaves change. Lord Football...

There is simply no denying that the adoption of open source components in software development is pervasive and will continue to expand. Black Duck,...

Less than ten minutes driving west from my home, you encounter a vast expanse of large, windowless buildings. Situated near them are impressive physical...

Early in 2001, before I was even in the IT Security business, I saw a glimpse of the future. While at a CIO conference...

The first chunk of actual sky recently slammed into the ground with a resounding thud.

Hackers are human. Hopefully that doesn’t surprise you too much. Being human means that they are subject to human tendencies, like taking the path...