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Privacy

I believe the internet should respect your privacy. Here's how I handle it on this site.

Analytics​

I use Umami, a privacy-first analytics tool. It shows me what pages are popular and where readers come from - that's it.

Umami:

  • Doesn't use cookies
  • Doesn't collect personal information
  • Can't identify you as an individual
  • Doesn't track you across other websites

I can see that someone visited "Rethinking Device Compliance: From Manual Remediation to Closed-Loop Automation" from Google on Chrome. I cannot see who you are, your IP address, or what you do next.

Learn more: Umami Privacy

If you have questions about how your data is handled, feel free to reach out on GitHub or LinkedIn.