Author Archives: Nathan Noll

Building Upon Core Security & Risk Definitions

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Security is evolving. That’s not news, but as it is happening not everyone can keep up with what that means.  This is especially true for those who have embraced maturing their risk and security programs, while still getting traditional assessments which have become commoditized and oftentimes not as valuable as they used to be.    These…

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TrustedSec CEO David Kennedy Weighs In On Twitter’s Plaintext Password Disclosure

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Speaking to WIRED, David Kennedy gives his opinion on a new recommendation from Twitter for all users to change their passwords. The recommendation came in light of a disclosure from the company that passwords were recorded internally in plaintext with… Continue reading TrustedSec CEO David Kennedy Weighs In On Twitter’s Plaintext Password Disclosure→

Webinar: Ensuring Risk Assessments Have Business Value

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JOIN TRUSTEDSEC ON MAY 23rd, 2018 AT 1:00 PM EST There is continuing pressure to keep our information secure and breach-free. At the same time, management often doesn’t see the need of increasing budget if there isn’t an incident occurring or a compliance need. So how does someone in the trenches measure, monitor, and communicate…

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