DOGE is fucking up, but you knew that. techcrunch.com/2025/03/11/dog…

github.com/securitytempla…

A very sad day indeed. I wonder how long until these cuts trickle down to the state level. linkedin.com/news/story/mas…

I remember being asked to attend a software planning meeting as the security SME. I occupied more than 50% of the meeting with security-related questions. I wasn't invited back to the next meeting.

For Arizona residents. Looks like a great program. Wish they had this in other states. wpcarey.asu.edu/aznext/program…

paloaltoonline.com/technology/202…

The future of U.S. security is today taking shape in Texas axios.com/2025/04/15/tex…

Texas may be getting a bigass Cyber Command: thetexan.news/state/legislat…

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When you license art for your project and it says "AI Generated," are you really required to give the "artist" credit? All they did was tell AI to create an image that looks like "this." Are you really an artist if software creates it for you?

cnbc.com/2025/05/07/cro… Apparently, their CEO made $46mil last year. He could take a $5mil cut and save many of those jobs.

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Should accessibility be built into an application/website the way security is supposed to be or should it be left to someone else to implement during the SDLC? Is it the developer's job?

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You have a system that's will be replaced in a year. Should you continue to update it and conduct periodic security testing until you're ready to retire it or should you just let it go? I know my feelings. Anything could happen within that year. Is there a best practice for this?

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