Hello friends, I hope you are all well. 2024 is in full swing and so am I, so I thought I’d give you a little update. I want to make this a musical year, but what does that mean? I hear you ask. Some of you know that over the years I have played in […]
Month: October 2024
How Infosec can learn from healthcare and aviation
Over the past few days, I have been deeply immersed in the world of medicine and hospitals, an undeniably crucial field for sustaining human life. Interestingly, the field of information security (infosec) is often viewed in a similar light, that of being indispensable. Recently, a family member of mine was admitted to a 24/7 healthcare […]
Corresponding source – DanLynch.org
Hello everyone, I hope you are well. I just wanted to take a little moment today to tell you about a new show I’m producing for my friends at Software Freedom Conservatory. For many years (about 13 years actually) I produced a show for them called Free as in freedom. The updates have been sporadic, […]
Turnaround cycles in IT
In the world of computing, I have observed an interesting trend over the last two decades. I thought it might be helpful to put it in writing and others might have other ideas on this. Technology follows cycles and things eventually come full circle like a fly on a bicycle wheel. Consider an example of […]
OggCamp is rolling again – DanLynch.org
Hello everyone, it’s been a long time and I hope you are all well. I just thought I’d take a moment today to talk about a topic that’s close to my heart. Many moons ago I helped launch an event called Camp Ogg. A 2 days Open source And Free culture Barcamp here in the […]
Hacker Summer Camp 2024: Black Hat, DEFCON and beyond
As the summer heat intensifies in the United States, so does the excitement for the annual Hacker Summer Camp, which includes the highly anticipated Black Hat and DEFCON 2024. This year, I had the chance to participate in reviewing conferences and organizing events for several activities at Hacker. Summer Camp 2024. I’m excited to participate […]