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Randy Nash

Randy Nash is CISSP with 30+ years of professional experience in all aspects of Information Security and Information Assurance. First certified in "ADP Security and Risk Assessment" in 1984, Randy has a long history of work with civilian, military and government entities. Randy currently works as a government contractor providing FISMA oversight, guidance, and support to multiple government agencies.

Articles

1.	Minding Your P's: Points to Ponder When Implementing Information Security Controls Apr 23, 2013
2.	Secure By Design? Techniques and Frameworks You Need to Know for Secure Application Development Dec 19, 2012
3.	Top 5 Security Resolutions for New PCs Jan 28, 2009
4.	Installing and Configuring TrueCrypt for Full Disk Encryption Nov 24, 2008
5.	No Time to Patch Sep 5, 2008
6.	Perception of Security Risk: Fear, Uncertainty, and Doubt Jul 28, 2008
7.	A Brief History of (Internet) Time: From the Beginnings of Malicious Code to Their Likely Future Jul 21, 2008
8.	Data Loss and Full Disk Encryption May 30, 2008
9.	FISMA: Compliance vs. Security Apr 14, 2008
10.	Scanning Tools: How Many Do We Really Need? Feb 8, 2008
11.	Pandemic Outbreak and the Impact of Quarantine on Business Operations Dec 7, 2007
12.	Preparing for a FISMA Security Audit Nov 16, 2007
13.	Cyber Warfare: Reality or Box Office Hit? Sep 28, 2007
14.	ID Theft: Before and After Sep 21, 2007
15.	Business Continuity, Disaster Recovery, and the Worst-Case Scenario Jun 22, 2007
16.	Technical Advances Make Your Passwords Practically Worthless Jun 1, 2007
17.	Is Your Agency Failing FISMA? May 18, 2007
18.	Why Your Data Is at Risk Dec 17, 2004

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