Collaborate Disseminate
The importance of vulnerability management is simple — find and fix issues before an adversary finds and exploits them. Unfortunately, the remediation rates reported by leading application security vendors average only around 50% or far less. And when … Continue reading The Solution to Application Security’s Biggest Challenge, Vulnerability Remediation, May Finally Arrive
If you visit practically any enterprise InfoSec vendor’s website and are interested in trying out their products or services without speaking to a sales rep first, good luck — this is rarely allowed. Even just getting pricing info from a vendor without… Continue reading Why InfoSec Vendors Force Customers to Work with Sales
ObservationsFrom my personal experience and through conversations I’ve had with many other security pros, we’ve observed that the average level of competency among enterprise InfoSec personnel is either flat or decreasing. And this has been steadily ta… Continue reading InfoSec Market Labor Shortage and Predictions
As a gift, or sometimes more like a curse, my dad passed down his love of classic cars to his children. Each of us has our favorites, and one of mine is a 1950 Mercury. Not just any 1950 Mercury, but a particular highly customized “led sled” hot rod. C… Continue reading 1950 Mercury Christmas Present
As a gift, or sometimes more like a curse, my dad passed down his love of classic cars to his children. Each of us has our favorites, and one of mine is a 1950 Mercury. Not just any 1950 Mercury, but a particular highly customized “led sled” hot rod…. Continue reading 1950 Mercury Christmas Present
I wanted to get my dad a gift, but not just any gift. The perfect gift. For a diehard hot-rodder like my dad, there can only be one thing — a car. Of course, not just any ol’ thing with four wheels. He quite literally has 50 mostly junkers and clunker… Continue reading A 1951 Ford for Dad
I wanted to get my dad a gift, but not just any gift. The perfect gift. For a diehard hot-rodder like my dad, there can only be one thing — a car. Of course, not just any ol’ thing with four wheels. He quite literally has 50 mostly junkers and clunker… Continue reading A 1951 Ford for Dad
Chief. Information. Security. Officer. The person in charge of protecting an organization’s information assets. The job title sounds so simple, even straight forward, and once upon a time it might have even been an accurate description of the rol… Continue reading CISO Intro by Jeremiah Grossman
Below is a working theory on the evolution of The Press in the United States as it relates to their relationship with the government and the people. I expect to continue refining the theory as new perspectives and competing ideas are discussed.Phase 1)… Continue reading Evolution of The Press
Below is a working theory on the evolution of The Press in the United States as it relates to their relationship with the government and the people. I expect to continue refining the theory as new perspectives and competing ideas are discussed.