Tips on Cybersecurity Blog Writing

I love to write. For me it is a way to settle my thoughts, and also — for myself — to document the things I have been working on, and where I can go back to them. I have been writing for years, and I used to mainly do it on LinkedIn. But, after LinkedIn kicked me off their network for quite a few days — and for me to appear as if I had disappeared from the Internet — for them thinking I was a bot for creating a couple of items that where too popular, I moved to Medium on 5 April 2018. Since then I’ve written 1,072 blog posts, and which is an average of nearly one blog post per day [first post]:

We all have a role in engaging others within our industry and also with those outside our disciplines and with the general public. In academia, we often define this as engagement and is the art of finding topics that interest others, and in trying to explain your art in an engaging way. Personally I used to use LinkedIn to write blog articles, but I was kicked-off twice for having too much interest in a post (the autobots in LinkedIn are quite sensitive in thinking you are a machine) and it is difficult to trace your articles [here]: