Starting a career in Confidential Computing
Whether your interests lie in research, design, engineering or operations, there will be opportunities to find rewarding careers in Confidential Computing.
Alice, Eve and Bob – a security blog
by Mike Bursell
Latest posts
Learning something new: DNS vulnerability
I had previously been (woefully) unaware of the opportunities for abusing various naming systems
Web3 plus Confidential Computing
Technologies, when combined, sometimes yield fascinating – and commercially exciting – results.
100th video up
Just six months ago, I started a YouTube channel, What is cybersecurity?, to provide short videos (most are under 4 minutes and all are currently well under 10 minutes) discussing topics and issues in cybersecurity. I ve spent 25+ years in the field (well before anyone called it cybersecurity ) and had been wondering how people get Continue reading "100th video up"
Most watched? “Encapsulation”
" Thank you, I have a test tomorrow and you helped clear things up!"
My Youtube channel: “What is cybersecurity?”
TL;DR: subscribe to my channel What is cybersecurity? I ve been a little quiet here recently, and that s a result of a number of events coinciding, including a fair amount of travel (hello Bilbao, hello Shanghai!), but also a decision I made recently to create a YouTube channel. Are there not enough YouTube channels already? you Continue reading "My Youtube channel: What is cybersecurity? "
“E2E Encryption and governments” aka “Data loss for beginners”
This is not just an issue for the UK: if our government gets away with it, so will others.
Patents for software start-ups – an introduction
Having a budget assigned and time set aside for patent creation and filing should be an important part of your company strategy.
Executive Director: executing direction, or directing execution?
What does an Executive Director do?
7 tips on how not to be a good boss
The more of these you adopt style, the more successful you're going to be (at not being a good boss).