Mike Starr
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Articles by Mike Starr
Missing Toronto Jewish teenage girl found after two weeks
ByMIKE STARRMAY 28, 2026 23:43 TPS thanked the public for their assistance in locating 14-year-old Esther, who went missing on May 15 and was last spotted the following day. A family spokesperson did not immediately respond to a query from The Jerusalem Post, but spokeswoman Maureen Leshem had announced on Instagram on Wednesday evening that some search operations had been suspended to assess information that she had been spotted at a subway station.
Dominican Republic designates Iran’s IRGC, Hezbollah as terrorist organizations
“The Government of the Dominican Republic reiterates its willingness to continue strengthening its cooperative relations with the United States of America and with the other states of the hemisphere, in favor of regional security, stability, and prosperity,” the Foreign Ministry said in a statement that also detailed measures against drug trafficking and law enforcement cooperation with the US.
'Heil Hitler': NYC synagogues, homes vandalized in spate of antisemitic graffiti
At least two Queens synagogues and several homes were defaced with antisemitic graffiti in a spate of vandalism over Sunday night, according to one of the congregations, New York City Jewish community organizations, and local politicians. Rego Park Jewish Center was vandalized before dawn Sunday with Nazi swastikas and the phrase "Heil Hitler," according to a photograph provided by Center Rabbi Romiel Daniel.
Goodfellas star Beau Starr dead at 81
Veteran actor Beau Starr, best known for his roles in Goodfellas and the Halloween franchise, has died at the age of 81. Beau passed away on Friday, April 24, 2026 from natural causes, his brother, Mike Starr, confirmed. According to family statements, the actor died peacefully. The news was also shared by fellow actor Christopher Serrone, who appeared alongside Beau in Goodfellas.
Insights into clinician utilisation and perceptions of the Paediatric Improvement Collaborative Clinical Practice Guidelines: a mixed-methods study
Interviewee usage and perceptions of the PIC CPGs PIC CPGs were used in various situations, including to aid clinical decision-making or as a knowledge refresher: “when I’m a bit unsure or if [the clinical scenario] is something I haven’t seen in a while” (Respondent 3). Most of the interviewees used them within their teams (eg, with junior medical or nursing staff).
Towards national paediatric clinical practice guidelines
Med J Aust 2024; 221 (10): 564-564. || doi: 10.5694/mja2.52501 Published online: 18 November 2024 In reply: I thank Hill and colleagues1 for their interest in my article.2 The approach of the Australian Living Evidence Collaboration (ALEC) is impressive and one that guideline developers should aspire to. It is my understanding that the ALEC receives considerable funding from federal and state governments and several charitable foundations.
Weighing Down Cyberrisk Options: How to Make Objective Cybersecurity Decisions Without Negatively Impacting the Organization’s IT Teams?
By Mike Starr, CEO of Trackd It’s often paid lip service to (or worse, intentionally neglected), and rarely appreciated, but there’s an operational cost to be paid for security. Security controls create inefficiencies, and those security measures can also introduce operational risk. By way of example, I recently came across an intriguing new anti-malware product that uses behavioral analysis to predict when file encryption is unauthorized, and therefore indicative of a potential malware attack.
Towards national paediatric clinical practice guidelines
Clinical practice guidelines (CPGs) are intended to improve the quality of clinical care by promoting evidence‐based care, reducing inappropriate variation, and producing optimal outcomes for patients. The Royal Children's Hospital (RCH) in Melbourne, Australia, has a long history of developing and implementing CPGs to ensure the provision of high quality care for children and young people.
Towards national paediatric health clinical practice guidelines
Clinical practice guidelines (CPGs) are intended to improve the quality of clinical care by promoting evidence‐based care, reducing inappropriate variation, and producing optimal outcomes for patients. The Royal Children's Hospital (RCH) in Melbourne, Australia, has a long history of developing and implementing CPGs to ensure the provision of high quality care for children and young people.
The effect of omission bias on vulnerability management
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The Never-Ending Battle: Routine Patching vs. Operational Stability
There’s an on-going battle between competing priorities being waged every day in enterprises globally, and it’s been going on for decades. Cyber security teams are concerned with unpatched vulnerabilities and the breaches they risk, while IT professionals are driven by operational availability, the lack of which jeopardizes the business’ ability to operate (and potentially their careers). In today’s world, operational stability is winning, to the delight of threat actors everywhere.
What Does Successful Cyber Warfare Look Like?
Solutions Review’s Contributed Content Series is a collection of contributed articles written by thought leaders in enterprise software categories. Mike Starr of trackd charges into battle to redefine what success in cyber warfare looks like in the modern age. Conventional shooting or “kinetic” wars used to end with a clear winner and clear loser, and the closure was palpable in ticker-tape parades, terms-of-surrender signings, and mass discharges of returning soldiers.
Let’s Ease Up on the Cyber Criminal High Tech Hype
A recent article in Bleeping Computer detailed a new cyber attack technique developed by researchers in the UK that uses AI to translate the sounds a keyboard makes into the typed text, meaning a cyber criminal could theoretically record their victim typing on a computer in a Starbucks or over a Zoom call and be privy to what they’ve typed.
BRENN. 6 Years: Mike Star + Sherø + Flemish Fetish + more | sob., 9.09, 23:59 - 08:00 | Fitzroy | GoOut
BRENN. is celebrating its sixth birthday with a party at Fitzroy. Besides the best of BRENN.'s Nineties House sound, you can also expect things like: live vocals, a dominatrix, tooth gems and much more! The party hosts are Dream The Butchqueen, Lady Luna Nyx & Qeas Pirzad. No discrimination of any kind!! Awareness Team will be present. Sonar Berlin will be there with a safer drug use and sex education booth.
Is the “human factor” in security breaches over blown?
Google “breaches and human error” and you’ll be greeted with a seemingly endless list of articles that declare 82%, 88%, and even 95% of breaches are the result of human error. I’ve always been skeptical of these assertions, but a recent article about a VMWare vulnerability got me thinking. The article in question detailed a VMWare vulnerability that appears to be the source of a number of network compromises.
Why Vulnerability Remediation Teams Wish They Were All Zero Days
Zero day vulnerabilities are sexy. Much sexier than a two-year old vulnerability for which a patch has been available for 23 months. They get the attention of the press, which gets the attention of senior management, which, unsurprisingly, gets the attention of the security and vulnerability remediation teams. And, believe it or not, that’s really good news for the folks responsible for patching them. Allow me to explain.
Consider the human factor in cyber breaches
“I really enjoyed our cybersecurity self-training today, and really plan to change my behavior as a result of it” said just about no one anywhere, ever. And yet, when the topic of the “human factor in cyber breaches” is discussed in any forum, recommendations always revert to the mean (and the cliche’): cybersecurity training.
How ChatGPT could replace IT network engineers
Modern IT networks are complex combinations of firewalls, routers, switches, servers, workstations and other devices. What’s more, nearly all environments are now on-premise/cloud hybrids and are constantly under attack by threat actors. The intrepid souls that design, implement and manage these technical monstrosities are called network engineers, and I am one. Mike Starr
How ChatGPT could replace IT network engineers
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How ChatGPT could replace IT network engineers
Join top executives in San Francisco on July 11-12, to hear how leaders are integrating and optimizing AI investments for success. Learn More Modern IT networks are complex combinations of firewalls, routers, switches, servers, workstations and other devices. What’s more, nearly all environments are now on-premise/cloud hybrids and are constantly under attack by threat actors.
How ChatGPT could replace IT network engineers
Apple Has Been Quiet on AI. 3 Words On the Company Website Show the Reason Why Apple prioritizing UX over AI reminds us why it is still the greatest. Apple has long been hailed as a technology pioneer, known for its groundbreaking innovations and seamless user experiences. While the tech world is abuzz with discussions about artificial intelligence (AI), Apple has remained …
Breaking the Cycle of Cybersecurity PTSD
What’s it like to work in cybersecurity these days? In a nutshell, it ain’t easy, and things aren’t exactly trending in the right direction. Indeed, 46% of respondents to a recent survey said their stress level has increased in the past 12 months, and an almost identical percentage – in the same study – indicated they’ve considered quitting the industry because of the stress level.
'At times you feel like an imposter': why care experienced social workers need their own association
By Ian Dickson and Mike Starr Most care experienced social workers will know the feelings of doubt and discomfort in meetings, at times feeling like an imposter. The fear of daring to share intimate feelings about life in care and its impact, and of people possibly judging you if you do.
3 tips for implementing financial data standards
Changes are coming to the way federal agencies collect and analyze financial data. Of course, at a high level this is no surprise. As part of the implementation of the Digital Accountability and Transparency Act, the Department of Treasury and the Office of Management and Budget established a non-proprietary data standard governing reporting of federal spending by various agencies. Structured financial data reporting provides transparency over how our tax dollars are spent.
Episode 156: Black Dynamite (2009)
On this special episode of The Projection Booth, Mike and Mondo Justin share their recent find -- a rare copy of the "unreleased"... Special Guests: Richard Christian Matheson , Phil Joanou Guest Co-Hosts: Agatha Luz , Tim Luz We wrap up Comedy Month with a look at ... Guest Co-Hosts: Ashley West , Robin Bougie We conclude our look at adult films with the raunchiest we've covered so far, New Wave...
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