With a country-wide renewed focus on cybersecurity after the events of the 2016 cycle, it can be difficult for those who are not technology professionals to make sense of the enormous volume of information over how to secure organizations and campaigns. There are many great resources already available such as…

The results of the 2016 election were not the end of the use of hacking in the US political process. To the contrary, it was just the start of it. Bloomberg has a story posted about targeted ransomware attacks against liberal groups. This is just the latest example in an…

With this weekend’s election for DNC officer roles, I felt the timing was right to share a few thoughts I’ve had about direction of the technology program at the party. Spinning up a new and innovative technology program is going to require building upon past successes while also fixing some…

The security of technology infrastructure for the progressive movement has unfortunately been in the news recently due to the Russian government’s apparent hacks into the DNC, DCCC, and other organizations. Private communications have been pushed into the public eye, and personal data has been exposed. For a generation that sees…

Sometimes you’re not sure what, if anything to say. Sometimes you post a long collection of connected thoughts. I went to school in Orlando and lived there from 2000 to 2005. Got my start in politics working for John Kerry in the I-4, but before that I worked in stage…