Chad Hudson
@chadhudson
Christian. Husband. Dad. Coach. CISO. Nerd. Love all things tech. Always learning. Enjoy sharing cool things I read/find/learn.
Chad Hudson
@chadhudson
Christian. Husband. Dad. Coach. CISO. Nerd. Love all things tech. Always learning. Enjoy sharing cool things I read/find/learn.
When my carefully constructed life finally came crashing down, the crisis forced me to set those ambitions aside and focus instead on breathing. My new friends kept me afloat. With their encouragement and guidance, I started facing and accepting the truth about what I’d done and who I’d tried to be. As I took that ugly truth to God, approaching him
... See moreFigure 1 connects each attack class with the capabilities required to mount the attack. For instance, backdoor attacks that cause integrity violations require control of training data and testing data to insert the backdoor pattern. Backdoor attacks can also be mounted via source code control, particularly when training is outsourced to a more powe
... See moreWith this in mind, we constantly pray for you, that our God may count you worthy of his calling, and that by his power he may fulfill every good purpose of yours and every act prompted by your faith. We pray this so that the name of our Lord Jesus may be glorified in you, and you in him, according to the grace of our God and the Lord Jesus Christ.
... See moreTo bolster their defenses against risk, organizations should encourage their teams to incorporate fusion cells, ensuring that people with different roles and bodies of knowledge are involved in key decision-making processes and sharing information.
CHAPTER 7 ANATOMY QUESTIONS
"God has called you to battle. He has called you to manhood. As a man he has called you to honor him in your relations with women. Are you able to answer his call?"
"God gives us outward signs when a boy is beginning to become a man, things like body hair, body odor, growth spurts, and bigger muscles. Have y
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Finding the criminal isn’t hard, but it’s impossible. There are trails to be followed and clues to be had, but there’s simply nobody to do the work.
Both Cain and Abel were sinners. But what triggered the conflict was that Cain’s deeds were evil and his brother’s were righteous, and Cain couldn’t stand it.