The common theme / goal here is to promote independent thought and make it easier for small to midsize business to complete in an economy dominated by mega cap companies, such as Microsoft, Google, Facebook, Apple and Amazon. I’m not exactly sure how this fits within the ugly world painted by the futuristic book “ 1984“, by George Orwell first published in 1949 which hits on topics like “Big Brother”, government and independent thinking, but perhaps someone else can explain. In general, the concept here is that if there is a high degree of transparency, illegal acts may not occur. Keywords are: RSA, Chinese hackers, Russia GRU, SolarWindws, Orion, NotPetya, F-Secure, harbinger, hopscotch, Excel, Ingress, ‘Air Gap’, Lockheed Martin, Northrop Grumman, L-3, forensic ‘two-factor authentications’, NSA, Senate Armed Services, Department of Defense, Mandiant, APTI, People’s Liberation Army Unit 61398, Shanghal, back-doors, ‘always goint to be able to break in’, off their most sensitive data (air-gap), ‘house of cards’. Please read the article in the July copy of Wired magazine titled “This is an Extinction Event.” See time index (cond) 49.40 in full movie available on Amazon). The movie is filmed in San Francisco, where Help4Access was founded, just blocks down the street from our old office on 604 Mission, and across the street from the two favorite restaurants “ Epic” and “ Waterbar“. I got the original idea form the 1992 movie “ Sneakers“, which is a tech-thriller from director Phil Alden Robinson, where a group of five renegade computer hackers, led by Martin Bishop (Robert Redford), are hired by the government to steal a black box, containing a code-breaking machine, from the mathematician who invented the device. Promoting business to business (B2B) commerce between small-to-midsize (SMB) business community.If you happen to find this page, please use the Contact Us form to reach me. This page is a work in progress it’s a placeholder for several ideas I want to expand one over time and would encourage collaboration.
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