Jan 17
This is a 360-degree photo viewable via the Jetpack 4.5 plugin.
The shortcode I used to embed this photo here is:
[vr url=”https://danyork.me/testsite/files/2017/01/Church-360.jpeg” view=360]
This is a church in Helsinki, Finland. Photo taken using the Google Street View app on an iPhone.
Jan 17
This should be a “360 photo” embedded using the latest (4.5) release of the Jetpack plugin:
Jan 16
Want to learn more about DNS security and the broader topic of Internet security? This Thursday, 19 January 2017, I will be speaking as part of a free webinar on the topic of “Visibility and Security – Two Sides of the Same Coin“. The panel will include: Cricket Liu, Executive VP, Infoblox Dave Lewis, Global Read more…
Jan 16
Chris Christensen and Jen Phillips joined host Shel Holtz to discuss some disturbing data: Most employees don’t know what makes their company different from the competition — and can’t explain it to customers. Other topics included the fact that U.S. travelers make 140 different website visits (on average) before booking a trip (do you know your customers’ path before they make a decision on your product or service?); some companies have turned insults and attacks by the President-elect into badges of honor — and merchandise for sale; getting people to share your content isn’t as big a deal as some marketers think, so what does it take to amplify your content (and what should we be measuring)? There’s much more, including Dan York’s tech report and a digital assistant for gradma.
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Jan 09
Did you know that over 50% of .CZ domains are now signed with DNS Security Extensions (DNSSEC)? Or that over 2.5 million .NL domains and almost 1 million .BR domains are now DNSSEC-signed? Were you aware that around 80% of DNS clients are now requestin…
Jan 09
What is the state of deployment of DNS Security Extensions (DNSSEC)? What is DNSSEC all about, anyway? Why should you care about it? What does it do? In this episode I dive into what DNSSEC does and the recent report we released about the “State of DNS…
Jan 09
Three IABC Fellows — Priya Bates, John Deveney, and Mark Schumann — joined Shel Holtz for this week’s FIR to talk about the need for businesses to prepare for the prospect of a tweeted attack by the President of the United States, Muslim inclusion as an element of TV advertising, the increasingly common requirement that employees host Facebook Live broadcasts, Mariah Carey’s New Year’s Eve lip synch fail (and the even worse blame game that followed), why the layoffs of white-collar employees whose jobs were replaced by IBM’s Watson should be on every communicator’s radar, and conversation as they new platform based on the number of AI-conversation-fueled products introduced last week at the Consumer Electronics Show. Dan York reports on databases being held for ransom and Russia’s demand that Google and Apple remove the LinkedIn app from their app stores.
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Jan 04
What is the current state of deployment of the DNS Security Extensions? (DNSSEC) How many domains are secured with DNSSEC? What actual usage are we seeing on the Internet? What software is available to help? For years there have been many statistics about DNSSEC available, but it’s been hard to get an overall picture of […]
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Jan 04
Did you know that 89% of top-level domains are now signed with DNSSEC? Or that over 88% of .GOV domains and over 50% of .CZ domains are signed? Were you aware that over 103,000 domains use DANE and DNSSEC to provide a higher level of security for email? Or that 80% of clients request DNSSEC signature records in DNS queries?
All these facts and much more are available in our new State of DNSSEC Deployment 2016 report.
Jan 04
What is the current state of deployment of the DNS Security Extensions? (DNSSEC) How many domains are secured with DNSSEC? What actual usage are we seeing on the Internet? What software is available to help? For years there have been many statistics about DNSSEC available, but it’s been hard to get an overall picture of Read more…
