Art of Information Security

It has been one month since the release of Episode 1, and it has been downloaded over 215 times and FeedBurner is reporting over 80 subscribers to the feed (RSS and Podcast combined). This is much more attention than I expected Episode 1 to generate. Thanks !

But don’t think I am going to ‘rest on my laurels’…

The last month has been incredibly busy, and I have a ton of content that I want to work on but I keep getting pulled in different directions. Episode 2 is going to be an audio only podcast which I hope to have released over the weekend…

I have a number of topics that I am mulling over for Episodes 3 and beyond, which include:

- Basics of Information Security and Risk Management series

- Quick intro to some of the open source host protection tools I have been working with

- Discussion of my favorite open source security tool… (openSSL)

- and I am dying to start discussing some real world cryptography topics…

(Just to name a few…)

What I would really like to do is find out what topics you are interested in, so that Art of Information Security can have relevant and compelling content. To address this need I have created a feedback section on the site, located in the main menu bar (or click here). Also, your comments, posted either on Art of Information Security or via email, are always welcome.

BTW: Last week I participated in a webinar entitled Getting More Encryption for Less with Paul Stamp (Forrester Research), Jim Porell (Chief Architect IBM System z), and Paul Turner (VP, Product and Customer Solutions, Venafi). (Click here to listen to a replay.) Also, I will recap the Q & A portion of the webinar in Episode 2.

Best regards, Erik