Thank You and Moving On
First, I want to sincerely thank all of the readers of the Breach Blog. I have been blessed with the opportunity to meet some very genuine and talented people during my time writing here.
Now is the time for me to move on. I am moving on to other information security related projects. I am moving on to projects that play more into my strengths as an information security practitioner and give more value to a greater number of people. The project taking up most of my time right now is the creation of a series of information security training classes and seminars. It is just one way that I think I can contribute more.
The Breach Blog will still remain active, it just won't be updated on a regular basis anymore. Sometime within the next few weeks, I will post links to one or more of my new projects in a hope that you will find me and my work there.
The Breach Blog started out 18 months ago as a place where I could jot down my thoughts about breaches. It was a place that allowed me to read about current breaches, learn from mistakes, and make comments about my thoughts. What started out small, grew over time and I was (and continue to be) glad to share. In the end, I just want to help people do a better job securing the information assets that they are responsible for.
There are many sites that do a great job of staying current with today's breaches. These sites are maintained by talented and passionate information security professionals. True patriots. Check them out at the links below.
If I forgot a site, my apologies in advance.
I still have plenty of opinions, I will just be voicing them in a different manner in a different place.
Again, a sincere thank you to everyone who read and participated. I hope to run into you all again soon!
Evan Francen
P.S. The "Contact Me" link on the right sidebar will remain active for anyone who wishes to use it.
Now is the time for me to move on. I am moving on to other information security related projects. I am moving on to projects that play more into my strengths as an information security practitioner and give more value to a greater number of people. The project taking up most of my time right now is the creation of a series of information security training classes and seminars. It is just one way that I think I can contribute more.
The Breach Blog will still remain active, it just won't be updated on a regular basis anymore. Sometime within the next few weeks, I will post links to one or more of my new projects in a hope that you will find me and my work there.
The Breach Blog started out 18 months ago as a place where I could jot down my thoughts about breaches. It was a place that allowed me to read about current breaches, learn from mistakes, and make comments about my thoughts. What started out small, grew over time and I was (and continue to be) glad to share. In the end, I just want to help people do a better job securing the information assets that they are responsible for.
There are many sites that do a great job of staying current with today's breaches. These sites are maintained by talented and passionate information security professionals. True patriots. Check them out at the links below.
PogoWasRight
Inside ID Theft
Emergent Chaos
Personal Health Information Privacy
Office of Inadequate Security
Merchant 911
Identity Theft Resource Center
Open Security Foundation Dataloss db
National ID Watch
Streetwise Security Zone
If I forgot a site, my apologies in advance.
I still have plenty of opinions, I will just be voicing them in a different manner in a different place.
Again, a sincere thank you to everyone who read and participated. I hope to run into you all again soon!
Evan Francen
P.S. The "Contact Me" link on the right sidebar will remain active for anyone who wishes to use it.
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Although I can certainly understand, I will miss your insightful commentary on breaches, Evan. Please feel free to vent/comment on my sites, as it's all I can do to just find and post breaches, much less comment on them!
I look forward to seeing your new projects.
Best,
/Dissent
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Evan,
Best of luck with your future endeavors. Merchant911 will continue on for the foreseeable future. Keep in touch!
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