Juris Doctor 77 of 215

I’ve been examining the principles of criminal procedures today. Specifically arrest, search, and seizure. One of my favorite facets concerns what is known as “Protected Areas and Interests.” The reason for my fascination with this specifically concerns wiretapping and eavesdropping, the applicable laws, and court interpretations. Wiretapping or eavesdropping is the listening in on conversations… Read More

Now Reading: Irrefutable Laws of Leadership – 1

I’m always interested in the individual philosophy of other leaders in my general pursuit of personal refinement, development, and diversification. Currently, I’m perusing John Maxwell’s, 21 Irrefutable Laws of Leadership, 10th Anniversary Edition. One thing that I’ve learned over the years is that knowledge must be set free, not hoarded by the minority, but shared… Read More

ISSA Senior Member Nomination

I was humbled and honored to be nominated by the Board of Directors of the Kentuckiana ISSA chapter in Louisville Kentucky for ISSA Senior Member. I’ve been out of the Kentuckiana territory for a number of years to be the Chief Information Security Officer for Colonial Bank (Now BB&T Bank). I’ve been a member of… Read More

Education … or the lack thereof

I consider one of the most serious emerging security threats to the global community is in the lack of education and experience of those who follow in our footsteps. How can a person compete or be competent if they have not cultured the skills and experiences necessary to meet or exceed emerging challenges? Disasters will… Read More