Broadband access is steadily becoming the norm for home-users. I, as a computer security consultant, have dedicated a large portion of my being to ensure safe computing for all. It is with this main topic in mind that I add yet another venue for my ideas to reach a larger majority.

   My early struggles for building my web site were just that, struggles. After a couple of attempts I had a site that resembled a botched lobotomy, which was not very appealing, so I scrapped the idea. I then went hunting for web-page templates and found a layout and design that was reasonable, but it still needed something.
  Since I couldn't put my finger on it at the time, I pieced together a site that at least was viewable. No content, none of my ideas, but viewable. This site sat on the web for almost a year, and would have been forgotten about if I had not received an E-Mail to extend the address purchase.
  

   While waiting for my next project at work, I reviewed a couple of web-based HTML courses. One of them concerned Cascading Style Sheets (CSS).

  Baad-a-boom Baad-a-bing, new life was given to my original design thoughts. And here we are, semi-decent site layout. I have always liked the layout and design of newspapers and thought I could translate that into my site. Nice color compliments (I think) with a touch of newsprint characteristics.

   Although you may not find a lot here, I am sure that what you find here will be sound, structured, security advice.

• Perl Code samples
• Security Awareness
• Use-able home fixes
• Workarounds
• ...and the list will grow

   Check back from time to time. As I will be keeping a better check on the pulse of my site.