David Moulton
Unpacking Congressional Testimony on Ransomware ...

This post features takeaways from an episode of Threat Vector with Sam Rubin, VP and global head of operations at unit 42, discussing his testimony to Congress on the evolving sophistication and speed of ransomware attacks, the changing tactics of threat actors, and the impact on sectors like education, healthcare, and government. The conversation also emphasizes the importance of public-private partnerships in combating cyber threats, the impact on strengthening collaborations, and the significance of preparing the cyber workforce for the future.

Unpacking Congressional Testimony on Ransomware Attacks and Cyber Defense
David Moulton
I tried an IDEO class and I liked it.

This past week I finished up an class from IDEO and Acumen called Design Kit: The Course for Human-Centered Design. I took the class with, what were at the time, three strangers. The class was to take about six weeks and would allow us to go through the IDEO design process end-to-end, and if we finished on-time we would receive a certificate.

I tried an IDEO class and I liked it.
David Moulton
Cross-over app experiences will drive customer ...

One of my predictions for mobile in the next six to eighteen months is heavy cross-over in brand and mobile experiences where integration in mobile apps drives customer engagement.

Cross-over app experiences will drive customer engagement
David Moulton
iBooks as a sales tool

Since April (2014), I have been creating interactive Customer Stories or Customer Journeys for Salesforce Marketing Cloud (formerly ExactTarget). These Customer Stories have pushed me, and now my team, to dive deep into using iBooks Author, along with Keynote, Photoshop and Illustrator, Google spreadsheets and lots and lots of sketching and experimenting

iBooks as a sales tool
iBooks Author
David Moulton
iBooks Author – An amazing storytelling ...
iBooks Author – An amazing storytelling platform.

WFH

My Work From Home Office

My Work From Home Office

What do you need to succeed as a WFH employee? Discipline, maturity, a company that has the connectivity tools to allow it, sure. And a bit of kit doesn't hurt. This is an ongoing entry as I document my remote work setup, my command center, if you will. I started working remotely full-time in April of 2011 as part of the amazing team at Cynergy. After that, I worked remotely at Salesforce as a leader of a global team. I returned to the office in the early days of my tenure with IBM, but when the pandemic sent the world home, I returned to the efficiency and rhythm of remote work. I am now a remote employee with Palo Alto Networks. Over more than a decade, I have logged what works or doesn't for me, and this is where I share my thoughts on the topic.