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No, I’m not with IT. Yes, I know why it isn’t working. Fine, I’ll fix it.
Jason Elrod 
Happy Friday!
Here is a list of open roles that are actively looking for candidates. I am not personally hiring for these but if anyone is interested (or knows someone looking) just let me know and I will connect the dots.
----- Offensive Security -----
Junior Penetration Tester - Consulting - $80-120K + Bonus
Penetration Tester - Consulting - $120-180K + Bonus
Senior Penetration Tester - Consulting - $190-210K + Bonus
----- Cloud Security -----
Cloud Support Engineer (Azure) - Professional Services - $80K [on site - DFW]
Senior Security Architect (Azure) - FinTech - $160-180K +15-20% Bonus
Enterprise Security Architect - SaaS - $190K + Equity
Cloud Security Architect (AWS) - Aviation - $165K + Bonus
Platforms Security Engineer - Financial - $180-220k + Bonus
----- Detection & Response -----
Security Analyst II - FinTech - $90K + 10% Bonus
Incident Response Expert - Consulting - $160-200K + 20% + Options
Staff Security Engineer - SaaS - $165K + Equity [Hybrid - Various Locations]
Security Engineer II - SaaS - $80-115K + Equity [Hybrid - Various Locations]
----- Leadership -----
Manager of Cyber Security - Healthcare - $150-160K [Hybrid - ATL Metro]
Incident Response Manager - Consulting - $220K + 20% + Options
----- Misc. -----
Senior IAM Engineer - Insurance - $160K + 10% + Sign On Bonus
**EDIT: I checked with the recruiter and validated that all the roles are remote unless otherwise stated. I also got the ok to post their email here to get in contact with them directly for any of these:
#CISO #cybersecurity #fedihire #fedihired #remotework #remoteworking #infosecjobs
@accidentalciso working as a 911 dispatcher taught me a lot about the broad variance in what people thought of as emergencies, and the importance of having a clear triage and response policy that you could point to and management could stand behind.
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Sarah McLaughlin2022, like every other year, was cruel to so-called blasphemers. I wrote about how people continue to suffer under blasphemy laws and norms, and how some countries are currently trying to make it even less safe for dissenters.
New post on Substack: https://sarahemclaugh.substack.com/p/2022-this-year-in-blasphemy
2022: This Year in Blasphemy
The world isn’t safe for blasphemers. That much has long been clear. One incident from this year’s review of blasphemy arrests and attacks will, of course, stand out: The horrific act of violence against Salman Rushdie, committed by a 24-year-old man from New Jersey who was not even alive when Rushdie published
Salman Rushdie was stabbed. A Pakistani woman was sentenced to death for blasphemy—likely set up by a man who wanted revenge. A college student in Nigeria was beaten to death by a mob for a message in a group chat. An atheist was given 24 years in prison. A Polish painter was fined for bringing a painting to a protest. Indonesia just made it illegal to "persuade someone to be a nonbeliever." Around the world, activists, dissenters, scholars, students, and religious minorities continue to suffer.
@sinclairinat0r @blowdart is that tripe?
I’ve been using Toot for iOS as my mastodon client and just discovered that the “relax” button lets you watch the stars or play pool - this app is great!
Mike Masnick ✅A quick note of something that may be important for people to know: I already noted that DMs here are a bit sketchy security wise, but (THIS IS THE IMPORTANT BIT): if you mention someone else's account in a DM, Mastodon, yoinks them into the conversation.
So, you know, if you think you're talking about someone behind their back, you might be doing it to their face.