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Life, Liberty, Property

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I’ve just joined the Life, Liberty, Property Community at TTLB, which is a group of 87 blogs—now 88 blogs—that share a belief that the purpose of government is to protect our inherent rights, identified by John Locke as the rights to Life, Liberty, and Property. Note their link button in the right-hand bar.

Welcome, by the way, to anyone who’s dropping by thanks to Eric’s New Member announcement for me. Check out some of my “Best Of” links in the left-hand bar to see the sorts of things I write about. (Eric spells my name wrong in the announcement—it’s Draughn, pronounced just like drawn—but that’s okay, I’m used to it. Besides, I couldn’t spell his last name either.)

I’m hoping that joining this community will help me find other bloggers with similar interests, will lead to new ideas for articles, and will maybe draw a little more traffic my way. For my part, I need to start contributing regularly to keep the community’s stats up and to help draw more attention to it.

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  1. Eric Cowperthwaite – Over 30 year security professional, 11 years in the US Army, and another 18 in the civilian world. Worked for EDS for 9 years, then for Providence Health & Services as their CSO for 7 years. I have also worked for Core Security, Edgile, Esterline Technologies, and The Herjavec Group. Today I'm the COO of Milton Security, a veteran owned firm providing security services in North America.This blog is not just about security, either physical or information. You can expect to read about cigars, my life, things I think are funny and much more. And I will rail about the FUD that so many security practitioners toss around on a regular basis. Plus, once in a great while, I might actually share a thought or two about security. Did I mention that I will probably blog about cigars?Just to be clear, nothing that I write here represents the position or opinion of my employer. Nothing I write here is proprietary or confidential to my employer. Everything I write here is my personal opinion.
    Eric says

    Ah heck, I didn’t even notice I misspelled your name. Argh.

    Welcome to the group. Feel free to share via the discussion list, or join in when others do. Glad to have you.

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