Casey Ellis
The future is now: 2020 cybersecurity predictions
The year that has long held a “futurist bookmark” in people’s minds is now upon us. And while we may not have hoverboards and flying cars yet, our adoption, connectedness, and reliance on technology is accelerating faster than it ever has before.
What's your 20/20?
“You can achieve less than you think in a year and more than you think in a decade.”
Vulnerability value modifiers
There are a few globally and truly external modifiers to the marketplace-defined value of a vulnerability.
Upcoming talks
Here’s some of the talks and events I’ll be at over the next few months: Billington 10th Annual Cybersecurity Summit September 4-
My DEF CON/Vegas moves
It has been an amazing week so far, but as we drop from “suite and wingtips” mode to “hoodie and sneakers” mode I’d
Practical prepping for Hacker Summer Camp
Here are some last-minute security and general “staying vertical” notes I shared with a few folks who are headed to B-Sides/Diana/
7 Years and counting…
In 2012, Bugcrowd set out to create a radical cybersecurity advantage and level the playing field between attackers and defenders. As one of the
My moves during the RSAC/BSides SF circus
Quick post re where I’ll be speaking and attending while the infosec/cyberz are in town for RSA Conference and B-Sides: ps
Managing smart device risk: A "how-to" for the average human.
I’m going to provide a practical, ubiquitous, and risk/benefit focussed version of the advice in the tweet, aimed at the average Internet citizen who wants to take advantage of these technologies, while understanding how they can minimize the risks that come with their use.
Firing your clients
This concept is pushed pretty hard in Tim Ferriss’ book the 4-Hour Work Week as well… In a nutshell – you don’t want
Bricks and Pyramids
QOTD: You have to build the bricks before you can build the Pyramids.
Mastering the mundane
I live a pretty frenetic and busy life both activity-wise and mentally. Some of this is environmental, most of this is my own making, and almost all of it I love… But it’s important to be reminded to appreciate the simple and sometimes boring things too.