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Kevin L. Johnson has worked in the field of system security and information systems since 1982. He’s worked with radio teletype systems, mainframes, personal computers (PC) and networked information systems; Local Area Networks (LAN), Wide Area Networks (WANS), as well as the World Wide Web (WWW), creating some of the first web sites for the US Air Force. He has honorably served well over 26 years of military service, working in both the Army National Guard and the United States Air Force. He’s programmed, built personal computers and workstations, produced technical solutions, troubleshot and managed LANs and WANS, and worked with some of the best IT professionals in the field. He has been a member of the IEEE Computer Society, HTML Guild, Black Data Processing Association (BDPA), and the International Association of Managers of Technology (IAMOT). He is a Certified Information Systems Security Professional (CISSP). Currently, the owner and founder of Virtual Resource Systems.

April Fools Through Occam’s Razor: A Case for Pranks, Hoaxes, and Practical Jokes

What does Occam's Razor and great minds such as Leonardo da Vinci and Albert Einstein have in common with April Fools? Apparently more than previously noted; the principle of Occam's razor is at the core of April Fools. It is an observable prediction of explanatory hypothesis or theory. Or, as Leonardo da Vinci put it, "Simplicity is the ultimate sophistication.Fools2009." Read

By: Kevin L. Johnson | 22/03/2009 | Stress Management

Are Your Personal Websites Making Your Family Unsafe?

Families across the U.S. create personal websites for various reasons: family & friends, community, vacations, hobbies, a small business or just because it's fun to do. But many do not understand a personal website can also be a dangerous and vulnerable undertaking; unsafe for you and very unsafe for your family and home life. Read

By: Kevin L. Johnson | 17/08/2008 | Security