OpenSSL have just published 2 HIGH security advisories — previously pre-announced as a single CRITICAL advisory
Continue reading “OpenSSL Security Advisories – CVE-2022-3602 and CVE-2022-3786”Staying Silent
Yesterday I became aware of a story in the news which has shaken me to my core
Continue reading “Staying Silent”Unexpectations
Type 1 #Diabetes is an interesting beast. Interesting as a Type 1 yourself, but being parent to a Type 1 is a different again. This is a story about an unexpectation that threw me
Continue reading “Unexpectations”Dell Technologies World – Day 3
Day 3 of Dell Technologies World. It might have been my last day, but that didn’t make it any less awesome!
Continue reading “Dell Technologies World – Day 3”Dell Technologies World – Day 2
Early starts and late nights might become a theme for the next couple of days at Dell Technologies World!
Continue reading “Dell Technologies World – Day 2”Dell Technologies World 2022 – Day 1
2022 has seen me visit my first Vendor event since before COVID. It’s AWESOME to be back in person
Continue reading “Dell Technologies World 2022 – Day 1”Importance of Source Code Management
A thought on security risks associated with code inheritance and supply chain security risks
Continue reading “Importance of Source Code Management”Redefining Project Status
Have you ever been involved in a project where regular status updates are needed, but the standard “RAG” status isn’t sufficient? Then this post is for you! Continue reading “Redefining Project Status”
COVID-19 – Calculating Christmas
So today, my friend Jen shared with me a post, that went a little something like:
Christmas is now gonna be mid January. Due to Santa having to quarantine for 14 days when he arrives in the country Continue reading “COVID-19 – Calculating Christmas”
SysAdmin Day 2020
I often talk about “Silent Running†– that a powerful measure of success is when everything Just Works â„¢ But such success doesn’t “just happenâ€! It takes time, care, and commitment.
You, our SysAdmins, are the people who work through the nights to keep the lights on. You get in early, you stay late, you get called out overnight, you get called on your days off. And still you keep giving.
To everyone with hands on the keyboards, building and maintaining our systems, and to everyone who supports and enables them – from me, to you …
Thank You!
Happy SysAdmin Day !!!
Andy