The personal home page of Kevin Riggle (e-mail, Twitter, LinkedIn).

Here is my résumé and my GitHub profile.

I'm currently working for Akamai Technologies. The question is not, "How do we stop people from breaking into our systems," but, "How do we design systems with fewer flaws that attackers can exploit -- and structure development processes to design such systems?"

I ran Pre-Convention for Intercon M in March 2013, a day and a half of panels, talks, and workshops on the subject of LARP-playing and ‑writing, and again for Intercon N in February 2014. (The second time I wrote some software to help.)

I have been a freelance tech blogger for PCWorld's GeekTech blog.

I attended MIT as an undergraduate majoring in Computer Science.

Most of the action on this site is happening on the blog lately, so drop by there and check it out.

My personal PGP key has the 64-bit key ID D8BFBBA3A7EE0B71 with the fingerprint A218 9FAF 2BF0 501A AF6A 3C41 D8BF BBA3 A7EE 0B71. (Get that assertion delivered over HTTPS.)

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