cybersecurity
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Managing cybersecurity risks and vulnerabilities with Microsoft Security Exposure ManagementDrawing from my evolution as a security advocate since 2013, I share insights on Microsoft Security Exposure Management (MSEM) to help you navigate the shift toward Zero Trust and centralized risk visibility. I explain how this under-the-radar tool consolidates data from Defender XDR to provide a 360° view of your organization’s critical assets, exposure initiatives, and potential attack paths.
March 27, 2025My experience using the Garmin Fenix 6X Pro fitness watch for 100 daysDrawing on my extensive history with Garmin devices, I share my impressions after 100 days of using the Fenix 6X Pro as an upgrade from my trusted Fenix 3 HR. I explore why I remained loyal to the Garmin ecosystem over competitors like Apple Watch, highlighting the new model’s robust features and seamless integration with accessories like the HRM-Run belt and Tempe sensor.
January 2, 2020One password to rule them all: Migrating to 1Password from KeePass and text filesIf you are curious about the practical trade-offs of switching from a long-term, self-hosted password manager to a modern commercial solution, this post details my decade-long journey with KeePass. I explain why the tool’s lack of seamless sharing and modern authentication features like Windows Hello finally pushed me to migrate to 1Password, despite the strong attachment I had built to my free, local database over the years.
February 18, 2019Review: Microsoft Defender for Cloud Cookbook by Sasha Kranjac (Packt Publishing)If you are looking for a concise, hands-on guide to mastering Microsoft Defender for Cloud without wading through excessive theory, this review of Sasha Kranjac’s cookbook is for you. I found the direct, results-oriented approach particularly valuable for quickly configuring specific features like multi-cloud connectivity and secure scores, making it an efficient resource for busy practitioners.
December 29, 2022Security awareness: Are you using separate laptops for work and personal use?In this post, I share the surprising results of a Twitter poll revealing that nearly half of respondents prefer using separate laptops for work and personal use to maintain clear boundaries. I explore the challenges of separating data and communications on a single device while evaluating potential technical solutions like Windows Sandbox and virtual machines. This discussion offers insights into how professionals can balance security and convenience when managing their digital lives.
April 6, 2020