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Saturday, March 3, 2012

TaoSecurity Blog Wins Most Educational Security Blog

Posted on 12:31 PM by Unknown
I'm pleased to announce that TaoSecurity Blog won Most Educational Security Blog at the 2012 Social Security Bloggers Awards. I attended the event held near RSA and spent time talking with a lot of security bloggers and security people in general.

I'd like to thank the sponsors of the event, depicted on the photo of the back of the T-shirt at left. Props to whomever designed the shirt -- it's one of my favorites. The award itself looks great, and the gift certificate to the Apple store will definitely help with an iPad 3, as intended!

Long-time readers may remember that I won Best Non-Technical Blog at the same event in 2009.

Winning this award has given me a little more motivation to blog this year. I admit that communicating via Twitter as @taosecurity is much more seductive due to the presence of followers and the immediate feedback!

Speaking of Twitter, SC Magazine named @taosecurity as one of their 5 to follow, which I appreciate.

And speaking of SC Magazine, they awarded my company Mandiant their best security company award.

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