I need a job like that....

So, I was in the process of going through my email and noticed a new LinkedIn notification. Once I was inside my LinkedIn account I found yet another invite (but one that I don't remember seeing a notification for in my email). After accepting the invite I partook in the normal activities of seeing the person's profile, checking out where they work, etc. just to catch up.

Apparently, where Curt now works you can not only blog at work but also work on your digital stalking skills...that's just plain great. So now I'm lobbying my management to allow me to do the same.

"Blogger, blog thyself"

Yeah, so I was in the middle of filling out a form on InformIT (registering to be a book reviewer) when it asked how often I post to blogs. Well, certainly a couple of times a month....then it asked for the URL of my blog. Oh, that's right...even though I post to a lot of other blogs and lists I should probably start keeping mine up to date.

Richard Bejtlich says that blogging helps him organize his thoughts....we'll see how well it works for me.

On to the update:

My Master's in Digital Forensics (awarded May 2008) project entitled "Forensic Implications and Analysis of the Apple TV - A Primer for Digital Forensic Investigators" was turned into a short journal article for the FBI Law Enforcement Bulletin and should be in this month's issue. Kudo's to Jeffrey "Todd" Agers and Robert "Randy" Robbins for doing most of the work in condensing the original 30 page volume into about 5 pages.....amazing.