Allow me to be frank- as busy as my world is right now, the requirement to read “Persepolis” by Marjane Satrapi was a very frustrating thing. With a stack of ten or twelve books with immediate professional impact to juggle … Continue Reading
“Computer and Network Security,” was an informative look at the various ways that computers and networks can be accessed and manipulated by off-site operators and systems. It was interesting to note how much of this chapter was similar to what… Continue Reading
In Chapter 5 of Ethics for the Information Age, on “Privacy,” Michael J Quinn presents a broad overview of the laws and acts throughout history the United States has enacted that, in most cases, allow government agencies to access information… Continue Reading
The Blue Nowhere is a novel set in the information age in the center of Silicon Valley, a land where savvy computer geeks and genius misfits program/design/hack/crack with fingertips of gold. It offers readers a view into the world of… Continue Reading