Monthly Archives: April 2025

I am available immediately to start a new role

Management Announcements, PersonalEitan Caspi

Hi everyone!

I need your help – I am available immediately to start a new role and would appreciate your support. If you hear of any opportunities or just want to catch up, please send me a message via my LinkedIn profile at https://www.linkedin.com/in/eitancaspi/ or using my blog’s contact form at https://fudie.net/contact-me/

About me & what Iā€™m looking for:
ā­ An experienced Information and Cyber security manager and expert for more than 25 years, loving this domain both as work and professional passion
šŸ’¼ Iā€™m looking for roles of CISO (Chief Information Security Officer), Information Security Manager or Director, Senior Information Security Architect, Senior Information Security Consultant, and I am also open for you to surprise me with other roles that you think may suit me.
Can work as either hire or freelancer
šŸŒŽ Iā€™m open to on-site, remote and hybrid roles in Israel – Center District, and Tel Aviv District. Remote can also be globally.
I am also open to Relocation, anywhere in the world where I can work and live just with English (at least at the beginning…). In addition – I have an EU passport, so I can work without the need for work visa in most of Europe

Thank you!

A true chance to make CVE a true community program

Application Security, Government and Regulation, News, Organization, Companies and Institutes, Patching, Risk Management, The Information Security Profession, Thoughts, VulnerabilitiesEitan Caspi

This is something I always say ā€“ we have too little global, horizontal, community initiatives in cybersecurity. Lots of private and commercial initiatives, but fewer community ones.

The CVE program, run by MITRE, is running out of funding from the US government.
This event can be a trigger to change this. This is a golden opportunity for a change for good for the industry.

This is a chance to change it to be a global program, not only US controlled, funded by governments from around the world, plus core monetary support from the cybersecurity vendors and services giants who make billions of dollars out of cybersecurity and rely on CVE data.

“U.S. Govt. Funding for MITRE’s CVE Ends April 16, Cybersecurity Community on Alert”
https://thehackernews.com/2025/04/us-govt-funding-for-mitres-cve-ends.html