Just wanted to shout out a congratulations to fellow Security Circus blogger Richard on graduating (with distinction!) his Master of Information Systems Security degree this week.
Great work Richard!
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Thank you, I think the next degree I do will be a little closer to home, man Wagga is a long way to go for a graduation ceremony! That just leaves the question of "what next?", another Masters, PhD perhaps...
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