Safer Internet, Better Journalism
Understanding how the networks you use see you, and how to realistically defend against the most likely attacks, lets you tell better stories and keep sources safer.
Quinn Norton (Wired, The Message, etc.) will talk at the networks we use, how we relate to them, and how they are used by others. We'll look at some real world situations, and what we can learn from them.
While Norton will cover some security tools and techniques, the focus will be on understanding the networked environment well enough to let you seek out tools and techniques suited to your situation. This event is being hosted and sponsored by OpenDNS.
Food and drinks will be provided.
May 29
6 PM is a stretch for me, coming from the Sonoma County, where there is no BART and no Caltrain. Plus, parking meters don't let up until 6 (10 in "Special Event Zones).
May 25
Looking forward to meeting everyone. Check out Fiskkit.com for the public beta of our news discussion system!
May 22
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Good topic, done well