Ron Culler
@ronculler.bsky.social
Technology Architect, AI Geek, CyberSecurity Evangelist, Speaker on AI and Cybersecurity. Opinions are my own
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Ron Culler
@ronculler.bsky.social
· Dec 5
People are the cybersecurity vulnerability, whether it's coding, configuration, or behavior, and we spend all our time trying to patch our way out of it with software updates or new tech. Too bad we can't patch people's behavior.
Having worked for 10 years in the Navy in the Sigint world and 30 plus in Cyber, I can't even begin to comprehend any scenario where this doesn't come back and bite him and us. Imagine if any former Cold War-era US President or Defense Secretary had said to stop monitoring and tracking the USSR.
Hegseth suspends offensive cyber operations against Russia: reports
Russia poses an "enduring global cyber threat," per a 2024 U.S. threat assessment.
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March 3, 2025 at 7:27 PM
Having worked for 10 years in the Navy in the Sigint world and 30 plus in Cyber, I can't even begin to comprehend any scenario where this doesn't come back and bite him and us. Imagine if any former Cold War-era US President or Defense Secretary had said to stop monitoring and tracking the USSR.
People are the cybersecurity vulnerability, whether it's coding, configuration, or behavior, and we spend all our time trying to patch our way out of it with software updates or new tech. Too bad we can't patch people's behavior.
December 5, 2024 at 4:50 PM
People are the cybersecurity vulnerability, whether it's coding, configuration, or behavior, and we spend all our time trying to patch our way out of it with software updates or new tech. Too bad we can't patch people's behavior.