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I was having a conversation at work one day and we were talking about the integrity of blog content when the authors hide behind an alias and I realised that I hadn’t really written much about myself here.

For the moment though, instead of having redundant information you’ll have to read about me from my Linkedin Profile.

The history of this website is fairly long and boring. It started out as a canvas for my early foray into web design. At the time I was in the midst of a computer science degree and spent the majority of my time glued to a computer screen. Intertwined within the concepts of web design, web development and CSS work I also wrote a lot of personal stuff. Relationships, family history, etc. Skip to now and I spend my personal and professional time as a security practitioner. I deal with concepts of privacy and protection on a daily basis - and through this I’ve had a good long think about whether all of the old content here should be removed, for the sake of potentially saving me from embarrassment from some event or incident that I was involved with in the past. I’ve decided no.

This blog was always meant to be a very selfish portal to assist in my memory, to assist in sharing ideas. My soap-box. This is the primary reason why the old content will always remain here. I believe that people go through so many phases in their life and for me to have captured some of my immaturity here is a fascinating thing. It’s all of the items in your past that, when combined, have such a vast influence on who you are today. I’m no different.

Regardless of this I’m not expecting the content to be any more enthralling to new or existing visitors. It still remains primarily a memory capture device and soap box. If you happen to take away ANYTHING then that is a good thing.

Enjoy.

-Christian Frichot

*NB: The views or opinions expressed on this website are personal opinions of the contributors, and not the views of their employers.

Posted by Christian 29 June 2007