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What is Missing Link
Missing Link is a personal blog of John Whelan.
John is a 30 year old husband, cyclist, scotch drinker, wine snob, photographer, blogger and Infosec geek.
Early in his career John co-founded several mobile technology companies in the Indianapolis area - Proxito, Bouncepad and DeftMobile aimed at delivering mobile location based services.
John is currently a leader in application security at ExactTarget.
In his spare time, John is a photographer for the Indianapolis Motor Speedway for events such as the Indianapolis 500 and the Brickyard 400.
The thoughts and opinions expressed in this blog are solely the author's.
Tag Archives: 2010
An amalgamation of barely-connected thoughts
Holy carp! It’s been a while since I posted anything on here! The past few weeks have been incredibly hectic and full of stress, leaving me with little to no time to write blag posts. I even tried to write … Continue reading
Quick Fix for Missing Music/Video After iOS 4.2 Update
Yesterday heralded the much anticipated public release of iOS 4.2 (giving the iPad it’s first dose of iOS 4 and all the goodies contained therein) and the update was downloaded by quite a few people – myself included. Unfortunately, … Continue reading
Infosec: Pick your battles. Choose wisely.
Something I see quite often working in security is a mentality of “we must implement control X, regardless of the consequences”. This is a dangerous mentality to have, and is more likely to cause more problems than it will ever … Continue reading
Maintaining a positive attitude in the face of stress
Maintaining a positive attitude in the face of stress is as simple as making a choice. That choice is whether to let the stress bring you down, or whether to remain positive and focus on the good. Too often … Continue reading
Wednesday Weigh-In: Progress and Setbacks
I missed last week. I know it. It was a long week and I was incredibly busy with both work and dealing with stuff for the new house. My apologies, dear reader. It turns out that not much actually happened … Continue reading
