ICS Secure by Design Lead @ CISA PhD @UniOfOxford @rhodes_trust Securing infrastructure and vehicle networks
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It's the six-month anniversary of @CISAgov's secure-by-design pledge. I talked to @jackhcable about how things are going and what's next: therecord.media/cisa-jack-ca…
New details in here about participant workshops, CISA's plans for tracking progress, and version 2.0 of the pledge.
I owe so many coffees to @Jbrekkie for being my writing soundtrack for the last 5 years.
Let's get some more Product Managers and Designers in Gov!
Apply today to the remote IT Cybersecurity Specialist position at CISA by January 5! We are actively looking for people with a strong background in human-centered design, including designers and product managers: usajobs.gov/job/767032000
Matthew Rogers retweeted
When a new CVE comes out, it’s essential to not only ask how end users can fix it, but how the software manufacturer can prevent that class of vulnerability in the long run. Our new Secure by Design alert series does exactly that.
Read more: cisa.gov/news-events/news/ci…
Matthew Rogers retweeted
Hackers return to the hill Thursday, January 11, 2024! This year will be bigger and better than ever - so much so that we may even start a day early 😱
Sign up for our notifications at our website (hackersonthehill.org) so you'll be the first to know when registration starts.
Matthew Rogers retweeted
Super excited to share the next version of our Secure by Design guidance! We dive into how companies can provide evidence they’re adhering to Secure by Design. Plus, a total of 14 companies have joined!
More from me, @boblord, @lzxdc, and @GrantDasher: cisa.gov/news-events/news/ne…
Matthew Rogers retweeted
The @DEFCONPolicy team is all about “bridging communities”-- and for that, they’ve put together a video that better explains who they are, what they do and delves into pressing policy issues that are shaping discussions across all communities. Watch here!
youtube.com/watch?v=O1dATut_…
My talk on how to implement prevention systems in ICS (hint: very carefully) got accepted to Hack the Capitol! Excited to see all the DMV folks there
My thesis is finally through the system! If you want some nonsense on vehicle cyber security, a guide to preventing attacks, or a starter kit for building an OT detection system then: ora.ox.ac.uk/objects/uuid:c9…
Matthew Rogers retweeted
My book is officially on sale!!
I’m a Rhodes Scholar, medical student and the author of TWICE AS HARD. My debut book highlights the stories of black women physicians from the Civil War to the 21st Century. For fans of HIDDEN FIGURES 💫
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#BlackHistoryMonth
Had a great day @HillHackers, many thanks to the organizers and everyone who volunteered their time to make it happen.
Matthew Rogers retweeted
I recently finished my fellowship in the Senate via @congressfellows, working for the Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee under Sen. Gary Peters.
I had a fantastic experience working on cybersecurity and tech policy. Here's some of what I worked on: 🧵
Matthew Rogers retweeted
Presenting your Titans of Tub and hulking, hefty heroes! These bears will soon duke it out to see which tanking tummy reigns supreme. Check out their bios and pics at nps.gov/katm/learn/fat-bear-….
Tell us who you think should win (extra points for being punny)! #FatBearWeek
ALT Fat Bear Week 2022 bracket with graphic of two bears, a river, and a waterfall. The bracket shows pictures of 12 different bears matched against each other.
My PhD thesis is submitted! Friends weren't kidding about the online submission being a bit anti-climactic.
Feature freeze for the PhD Thesis is Tuesday, then two weeks of re-reading and I'm done. Love self-imposed arbitrary deadlines
Matthew Rogers retweeted
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