A Bermudian washed up in London. Job title says tech, slide decks say otherwise.
Any opinions are my own.
A Bermudian washed up in London. Job title says tech, slide decks say otherwise.
Any opinions are my own.
Thought I was going mad hearing a faint tapping noise. Water dripping out of the bathroom light fixtures. Again! Now a different kind of mad.
Want some water leak sensors, but would have put them in the middle of the room!
This isn't just an EU problem, UK identified it as a concern when they were looking at telecomms resilience and the place of vendors such as Huawei:
https://ec.social-network.europa.eu/@EUCommission/114823270566060683
There's not just a signals risk if you rely on particular infrastructure vendors but simply that you can get caught up in supply chain instabilities.
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There's a post going around LinkedIn about how easy it is to generate a fake photo with cheap GenAI tools that looks like a receipt and, oh no, people can lie on their expenses. And I think this panic really sums up the LinkedIn crowd:
The threat model doesn't make any sense because about half (and most of the high-value things) I claim on expenses have email receipts already. If someone wants to submit a fake receipt, there are much easier ways than using GenAI to create a fake picture.
But, more importantly, it assumes that your employees are willing to commit fraud for a few tens of dollars, in sufficiently large numbers for it to impact your company. If your relationship with your workforce has deteriorated to that extent, then you're in serious trouble.
That’s the thunderstorm arrived. Didn’t take long to upgrade to hail. Might be sat here for a while. Unfortunately uncovered garden between me and the bar in the pub.
Very poor planning.
Now the finger pointing. It appears there were failures on the National Grid side, but Heathrow can't outsource their resilience and wash their hands of it.
You need to plan, build for, and test your resilience. You can't run CNI that falls over with the loss of one feed.
Likely errors all round that then lined up and boom.