@danraywood.bsky.social
Content creator and writer, sometimes speaker, analyst and marketer. Spurs fan and Spurs women season ticket holder, traveller, beer drinker and occasional personal stuff sharer.
@danraywood.bsky.socialMy writing debut for Informa TechTarget today, an analysis of the pausing of bug bounty programs by both Intel and Google.
Will bug bounties ever return to their previous payment state? Is this because of AI increasing the number of vulnerability reports?
@danraywood.bsky.socialWrote this for IO, a look at the proposed section 43 of the #CSRB which could see some technologies blocked or even removed altogether. How prepared would you be if a key supplier was declared illegal?
@quentyn.bsky.socialReposted by @danraywood.bsky.socialThanks Dan ! The black hat talk is here
youtu.be/87DyyMV0kCY?... well worth a watch
@danraywood.bsky.socialThanks to all who came to see @quentyn.bsky.social and I at #ice2026 to discuss attacking AI agents.
Here's the piece I did for @computerweekly.bsky.social on the Hugging Face incident the other month.
@danraywood.bsky.socialWell I arrived massively late, accidentally, but great to mark 60 years of @computerweekly.bsky.social at Informa towers tonight.
I've written a number of articles for this mag and it's always a pleasure to be featured inside/online.
@danraywood.bsky.socialGartner discuss concepts of Threat-Informed Defense Effectiveness (TiDE), and the need to practice chaos engineering. Also normalise cyber attack impact, and innovate by automating.
@danraywood.bsky.socialAt the Gartner security conference today, and it's good news so far.
@danraywood.bsky.socialInteresting listening to this podcast "Between Two Nerds: Attribution is dead, long live attribution"
lnkd.in/eA_4YJry via Risky Business.
I've tried (unsuccessfully) to pitch an idea on attribution: my argument is how it happened and most how to stop it happening again, not on who did it.