MyDigitalResilience is a collection of resources for people who care about using technology in a way that is resilient - that is robust, secure, private and under your control. More and more our digital lives are vulnerable to the whims of large tech companies as well as infrastructure failures. But it doesn't have to be that way. Here you can explore how to become digitally resilient. Follow on Twitter
@mydigitalres. If you have ideas or questions, please contact info@mydigitalresilience.com.
The Book
The
Personal Digital Resilience Handbook is the starter guide to making your technology resilient. The first four chapters explain in easily-understandable detail how to make your computer and smartphone resilient, keep your files backed up, and use the Internet in a reliable, secure and private way. At the end of each chapter is a checklist you can use to measure your progress. Chapter five covers advanced topics for those who want to go a step further, including threat modeling, Linux and open-source software, an open-source smartphone, off-grid communications, Knowledge Reboot Kits and deleting your digital trail. Available in paperback edition for $13.58 and Kindle edition for $8.64. Buy now on
Amazon (Paperback),
Amazon (Kindle),
Barnes & Noble,
Amazon UK or read the
table of contents and introduction for free (PDF format). You can also check out the
Book Page which includes linkes to resources referenced in the book.
The Blog
The
Digital Resilience Blog is a simple no-clutter blog covering ideas and thinking relating to digital resilience. Recent articles that are good starting points include
Resilience, Privacy and the Global Cloud,
Why everyone needs to learn digital resilience, and
Compartmentalization for privacy and security.