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  1. Good security is like a good coffee pot (jwgoerlich.com)
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  2. Blue team security inspired by the Nintendo Game and Watch (jwgoerlich.com)
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  3. Modularity in IT security and IKEA’s Billy the bookcas (jwgoerlich.com)
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  4. Premature simplification is the root of bad security (jwgoerlich.com)
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  5. Tic-Tac-Toe Security (jwgoerlich.com)
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  6. Tobler was an open source map hacker (jwgoerlich.com)
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  7. InfoSec and Legos – Listening to Users (jwgoerlich.com)
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  8. The essence of security is choosing what not to do (jwgoerlich.com)
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  9. Forget security champions, what about security advocates? (jwgoerlich.com)
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  10. Play is a cornerstone of the hacker ethos (jwgoerlich.com)
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  11. The signs of friction that point to our security champions (jwgoerlich.com)
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  12. The cleanest code won't save you from an unpatched Web server (jwgoerlich.com)
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  13. Privileged access management and travel suitcases (jwgoerlich.com)
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  14. UX research finds skeuomorphism softens the adoption curve sometimes (jwgoerlich.com)
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  15. CyberSecurity Begins with Secured IT (jwgoerlich.com)
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  16. Start security projects like the greats start movies (jwgoerlich.com)
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  17. Economy of Mechanism vs. Defence in Depth (jwgoerlich.com)
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  18. Do the fundamentals well. Do them consistently. Do them with style (jwgoerlich.com)
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  19. Bending the adoption curve to get ahead of criminals (jwgoerlich.com)
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  20. Design thinking for the earliest mouse and the lastest hacker (jwgoerlich.com)
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  21. Does more information means better security? (jwgoerlich.com)
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  22. Bringing the fun back to blue team and security controls (jwgoerlich.com)
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  23. How advanced can the design be while remaining familiar, still being acceptable? (jwgoerlich.com)
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  24. Are these security controls like Comic Sans? (jwgoerlich.com)
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  25. In cybersecurity, are we handing out safety goggles or Ray-Bans? (jwgoerlich.com)
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