Someday in the future, U.S. Cyber Command will look back and say “in hindsight, we can see it was an institu­tion­a­lized failure of CRM…”

A column we pub­lished in 2009 led to the demise of the SCADASEC com­pu­ter secu­rity mailing list. “[I] agree com­pletely with what you have to say,” moder­a­tor Bob Radva­novsky explained…

The artist formerly known as “Dr. Kevin G. Coleman, Ph.D.” purchased his doctoral degree from a diploma mill. Now, Coleman’s “Technolytics Institute” will bestow you with IT security certifications for a paltry $275 to $300…

If experts really were pondering the long-term conse­quences of cyber-warfare, they’d be talking about ephemeral concepts like cyber military grave­yards and cyber warfare museums and a solemn “Doolittle Cyber Raiders” ceremony every anni­ver­sary for 67 years to comme­mo­rate a fateful network attack…

Yeah, this site got defaced. Tell the midwives to stop wailing…

Many com­pu­ter secu­rity mailing lists routinely violate copy­rights. It’s so per­va­sive that — in theory — you can lapse all of your expen­sive paid sub­scrip­tions and get all of it de­livered for free to your inbox…

“Some­day they’re going to name a base after a [cyber­space] hero…”

Is this guy ROAD or what? He just got promoted for failing to use his official “bully pulpit 2.0″ for its intended purpose…

If you believe the official story line, USAF aborted “AFCYBER” only at the eleventh hour after they suffered a string of embarrassing nuclear accidents. Here, in Paul Harvey fashion, we reveal “the rest of the story…”

Some­thing is wrong when Micro­soft turns away a staunchly pro-Redmond com­pu­ter secu­rity critic willing to fly in on his own dime for briefings on their new free antivirus software…