Collaborate Disseminate
There are many topics in security that generate quite a bit of discussion when someone brings them up. Unfortunately, metrics isn’t one of those topics. Sadly, more often than not, bringing up the topic of metrics is a great way to create a… Continue reading Let’s Get Serious About Security Metrics
The Segway Can Offer More Security Insight Than You Might Realize
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There is something magical about children and summer vacation. As adults, we sometimes get so caught up in day-to-day life that we forget about this magic that we once experienced. That is, until we let ourselves experience it together with… Continue reading What Does Summer Vacation Have to do With Information Security?
A Successful Security Organization Knows to be on the Lookout for Predators and to Navigate the Troubled Waters Around Them
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Insecurity Can Help Organizations Continually Learn and Make Changes
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The Security Vendor Space is Extremely Noisy and Increasingly Out of Touch With the Needs of the Enterprise
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This may come as a surprise to people who know me, but I’ve recently developed a love for crossword puzzles. Aside from challenging our brains and keeping us sharp, I’ve learned that crosswords can be quite fun. In particular, they are full of puns and… Continue reading How Crossword Puzzles Can Improve Your Information Security Posture
There are No Shortcuts or Easy Fixes for Retaining Top Security Talent, but Respect is Key
In the words of the famous song “Respect”, written by Otis Redding and popularized by Aretha Franklin:
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We all have our favorite places, whether they be restaurants, stores, parks, museums, or something else entirely. One question I sometimes ask myself is how I originally learned of a particular place. Sometimes, it is because a friend or co… Continue reading How Stumbling Onto Great Findings Can Improve Your Security Program
The Mirriam-Webster dictionary defines the idiom “better the devil you know than the devil you don’t” as “it is better to deal with a difficult person or situation one knows than with a new person or situation that could be worse.” I’d like to ex… Continue reading The Devil You Know – How Idioms Can Relate to Information Security