I’m very happy to announce that a journal article I co-authored with Dr. Amy Woszczynski entitled “Learning Outcomes for Cyber Defense Competitions” has recently been published in the Journal of Information Security Education. We interviewed judges and mentors for a well-established cyber defense competition held in the Southeast United States. From the data collected during these interviews,… Continue reading “Learning Outcomes for Cyber Defense Competitions” journal publication
Interview with WSB TV about MARTA IT and InfoSec concerns
I was recently interviewed by Richard Belcher with WSB TV, about IT and information security concerns at MARTA. The interview can be viewed at http://www.wsbtv.com/video?videoId=646947476&videoVersion=1.0
Thoughts about the “Textalyzer”
Over the weekend, I saw coverage in the local media (http://www.wsbtv.com/news/local/textalyzer-for-texting-drivers-new-tech-aims-to-cut-down-on-distracted-drivers/630926836) about the “Textalyzer,” a device that can be used to determine whether someone operating a motor vehicle was engaged in “distracted driving” by using their cell phone at the time of an accident. Advocates are pushing for state laws to be modified so that… Continue reading Thoughts about the “Textalyzer”
Lit Reviews Are Not Fun
Let me talk to you a little bit about literature reviews. As a “budding scholar,” I’ve been told time and time again about the importance of understanding what literature exists on a given problem domain. And, intellectually I get that. But… From a practical point of view, the task of reading, assimilating, synthesizing, and analyzing… Continue reading Lit Reviews Are Not Fun
It’s tough to write, when you’re writing all the time!
Over the years, I’ve attempted (unsuccessfully) to commit to some type of regular blogging effort. I’d do well for a bit, but then get pulled into other items and lose focus. Also, it’s not easy to find a blog platform that you truly control. So, now that I’ve seen the cool stuff you can do… Continue reading It’s tough to write, when you’re writing all the time!
Andy Green, Ph.D. 