Archive for the “Book” category
5 Years of New School
by adam on April 8, 2013
Five years ago Friday was the official publication date of The New School of Information Security. I want to take this opportunity to look back a little and look forward to the next few years. Five years ago, fear of (…)
ThreatPost Podcast with Adam Shostack
by adam on December 15, 2011
Last week I did a podcast with Dennis Fisher. In it, we touched on what I might change in the book. Take a listen at: “Adam Shostack on Methods of Compromise, the New School and Learning“
New School of Information Security Book Reading at Ada’s
by adam on October 5, 2011
Last Sunday, I did a book reading at Ada’s Technical Books. As I say in the video, I was excited because while I’ve talked about the New School, and I’ve given talks about the New School, I hadn’t done a (…)
Thanks, Risk I/O
by adam on September 27, 2011
Go read this excellent article by Ed Bellis.
Book Reading in Seattle on Sunday
by adam on September 21, 2011
This Sunday I’ll be reading from the New School at 4PM on Sunday at Ada’s Technical Books in Capitol Hill. If you’re in the area, you should come!
Ahem: The New School is more than Data
by adam on April 9, 2011
In “Why The New School Is Important,” Alex writes: Being New School won’t solve your problems. What a New School mindset will do for you is help you begin to understand what your problems actually are. So without arguing with (…)
Thanks!
by adam on June 3, 2010
Andrew and I want to say thank you to Dave Marsh. His review of our book includes this: I’d have to say that the first few pages of this book had more of an impact on me that the sum (…)
Adam signing today at RSA
by adam on March 3, 2010
I’ll be in the RSA bookstore today at noon, signing books. Please drop on by. PS: I’m now signing Kindles, too.
Howard Schmidt’s talk at RSA
by adam on March 2, 2010
The New York Times has a short article by Markoff, “U.S. to Reveal Rules on Internet Security.” The article focuses first on declassification, and goes on to say: In his first public speaking engagement at the RSA Conference, which is (…)
Thank you!
by adam on November 3, 2009
For the opportunity to do this: