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The photographer of this pic is definitely professional :)

You're squeezing that lovely lady too tight :-)

You're gonna pay the price down the road for skipping the gym!!!

What was for lunch, donuts???

It's not polite to have on a hat while indoors! Why is badge in the pic, and not the lady's???? That's not polite!!!!

It's not polite to point!!!! What are those folks doing on their laptops? They should be paying attention to the presenter!!!

Who's paying the tab? Be sure to tip your waitstaff - an extra 10% if the lastname happens to be Chandler!!!!

Hold on to your first-aid kit. I'm exercising Zero Trust on anything as sensitive as this!!!!

Hey, why didn't I know about this? I'll bet my last dime it was that Rick Butler who kept this hush-hush. I'm bringing some extra strength holy water for him!!!!

I've got the holy water, ready to consecrate these CINners P-)

In the final session today of the Network+ TTT series, one of the topics discussed was SDWAN. I ran across this article a few hours later that would sprinkle a little seasoning on that final session - which by the way was a culmination of a tremendous series, delivered by Mr. Don Tilley...

RSA encryption is still part of the team roster, but it's getting on in age. What's the up-and-coming successor to this once-upon-a-time perennial all-star? If you do provide a response to this query, some evidence to support your input would be most appreciated. Opinions and feelings don't...

Okay, here's my second question in this latest series: Question: Why is using ECDHE_ECDSA stronger than using RSA? A. ECDHE_ECDSA provides both data authenticity and confidentiality. B. ECDHE_ECDSA uses a pseudorandom function to generate the keying materials. C. If the server's...

Mr. Butler, you're attempt to drop a lump of coal in my Christmas stocking will not succeed. You're too late - Santa was extremely kind to me :-) Now, because we're in the season of "Peace on Earth", I'm going to leave my lightsaber powered off. However, as sooooooooooon as the season is...

Five CompTIA certs in 2023 - Wow! That's a special achievement! Congratulations!!!!

And the correct answer is: B. Because services run in the background and do not interact with the users

Greg, you must be a disciple of Mr. Rick Butler! Providing a response, outside of choices that were listed is definitely something that Mr. Butler would do. Anyway, in addition to your response being incorrect, you've earned an additional week of detention for coloring outside the lines :)

Question: Why is malware that runs as a Windows service more difficult for the average end user to detect? Choices: A. Because services run in the User mode B. Because services run in the background and do not interact with the users C. Because all services run automatically when the...

What do you think is the most effective Cybersecurity Defense? 1. MFA 2. Continuous Monitoring 3. Security Awareness Training 4. Encryption

Wow! Insane numbers!!! It appears to me that the underground (aka hackers) know something that the rest of us don't.. I'm just sayin'!