Author Archives: Aubre Andrus

The Gingerbread Man Cooks Up a GDPR Compliance Plan

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The Gingerbread Man knew that May 25, 2018 was a big day: the day by which he had to achieve General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) compliance. Organizations around the world — not just those in the European Union (EU) — needed to prepare. Was it getting hot in here, or was it just the pressure […]

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Threat Hunters Hansel and Gretel Keep the Forest Safe

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Thanks to their harrowing experience with the Evil Witch, Hansel and Gretel went on to become expert threat hunters to protect the children of the forest.

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Slow and Steady Wins the Application Security Testing Race

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The Tortoise and the Hare are challenged to develop an app, and the winner must consider both application security and functionality. Who will prevail?

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The Ugly Duckling’s Security Testing Transformation

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Some are wary of the Ugly Duckling due to his advanced hacking abilities, but when it comes to security testing, he’s really one of the good guys.

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The Grasshopper, the Ants and the Incident Response Plan

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The passive Grasshopper should be more like the Ants, who use IBM Resilient to support their robust and comprehensive incident response plan.

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The Emperor’s New Insider Threats

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The Emperor was the greatest CISO in the land. His castle was as safe as could be, and there were no insider threats to be found — or so he thought.

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Goldilocks Finds an Identity and Access Management Solution That Is Just Right

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Goldilocks needs an identity and access management solution that provides not too much, not too little, but just the right level of access.

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Grandma or the Wolf? Red Gets Smart About Fraud Protection

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When Red spots suspicious activity on Grandma’s account, she needs a dynamic fraud protection tool to determine whether it’s really her or a Big Bad Wolf.

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Enterprise Mobility Management Even the Apprentice Can Control

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To secure a full-time position at the end of his internship, the Apprentice must design an effective enterprise mobility management strategy.

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