On the GoToMeeting session with Wayne. Most of the subject and topics were dealing with security. Here are a few of my notes.

- Security, phishing, and credibility. We have a lot of public facing assets. We know that. We also know that there is a risk of people using it for the wrong reasons. We are trying to protect what we need to and still be open to help people use some of our pieces and concepts. We are playing a game. Including protection through sharing.

- Wayne was talking about some of the new things that people are doing such as voice samples, social engineering, and other craziness. Basically, they, the bad people, are looking for open-source intelligence. There are both pros and cons to that.

- We talked about some techniques such as security through obscurity. That works great to a certain level. Some of the new AI tools may be mixing in. We need to protect against that where possible.

- Talking about backend setups and environment variables. How to store things at rest in a secured manner.

- Growing pains. Things that you can do if you are smaller and how that changes as you grow. Some great conversations.

- Security is tricky. It keeps changing.

- We got into a lot of talks about versions, maintenance, and protecting against vulnerabilities. There are two sides to every coin. You have to protect things, but you still need to be able to use them.

- Internally, we are going to be changing some of our verbiage... We used to always refer to servers by name. Now we are going to be dealing with sites. That change allows us to combine, move, and configure certain sites in certain ways.