The Importance of Speaking the Same Language in Security
Security Leaders Must Speak the Language of the Audience They Are Trying to Communicate With
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Taking Mature Security Operations to the Masses
All Organizations Deserve a Mature Security Operations Function
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Hiding in Plain Sight: Why Your Organization Can’t Rely on Security by Obscurity
Attackers Don’t Examine Market Size When Deciding Whether or Not to Target an Organization or a Person
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Crowdsourcing 20 Answers To Security Ops & IR Questions
“Those who know do not speak. Those who speak do not know.” Why it pays to take a hard look at our own incident response functions and operations. Continue reading Crowdsourcing 20 Answers To Security Ops & IR Questions
Good Security is a Marathon, Not a Sprint
Although French mathematician Blaise Pascal was known for many things, I have always admired his quotes.
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20 Questions Security Pros Should Ask Themselves Before Moving To The Cloud
A template for working collaboratively with the business in today’s rapidly changing technology environment. Continue reading 20 Questions Security Pros Should Ask Themselves Before Moving To The Cloud
An Important Security Lesson Taken from the Printing Press
It’s Time to Bring the Capability to Achieve a Mature Security Posture Through a Robust Security Operations Function to the Masses
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20 Questions Smart Security Pros Should Ask About ‘Intelligence’
Threat intel is a hot but complicated topic that encompasses a lot more than just data feeds. Here’s how to get beyond the fear, uncertainty, and doubt to maximize its potential.
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Cyber Defenders Must Focus on the Ends, Not the Means
Too Many Organizations Focus on the Means, Rather than the Ends
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The Answer is Right in Front of You
I have lost count of the number of conversations I’ve either observed or been involved in where people simply aren’t listening to one another. Whether it’s in a meeting, at a conference, in a social setting, or elsewhere, sometimes I take a step back and marvel at the complete breakdown in communication. In some cases, it almost seems as if there are two different conversations happening at the same time between the same two people.