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Chronicles of a CISO was named 2020 Best New Blog of the Year by the Security Blogger Network
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XKCD Redux: via the comic delivery system monikered Randall Munroe at XKCD!
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I’ve had just about enough of the fear mongering and lazy ‘reporting’ that’s been in the press recently around how two-factor authentication is broken. I’m not sure about you, but the way the doomsday preachers in mass me… Continue reading Two-factor Authentication Is Not Dead
For a number of years, I’ve had the honor of participating on the T.E.N. ISE® Sales and Marketing Breakfast panel at RSA. This year’s panel included some of my most esteemed colleagues in the industry and was once again a packed house… Continue reading RSA Sales & Marketing Panel on Relationships
Beneath a Surface tells the inside story of how Microsoft built its billion-dollar PC brand and with the book now being completed, Paul and I are recording a ‘director’s commentary’ of each chapter.
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In my previous post, ‘My Three Wishes for 2019’, I had wished that we all find a way to give back to the industry, even a little bit. In an effort to fulfill that desire, I wanted to share a simple, but effective tool I’ve used, in v… Continue reading Free NIST CSF Maturity Tool
It’s the end of the year and like all of you, my news feed has been filled with ‘Predictions for 2019’ to such a point that I basically ignore them. And while I admit that I did indeed write one of those a few years back, I’ve … Continue reading My Three Wishes for 2019
I pen this mini-tome on “GDPR Enforcement Day”. The spirit of GDPR is great, but it’s just going to be another Potempkin Village in most organizations much like PCI or SOX. For now, the only thing GDPR has done is made GDPR consulting… Continue reading GDPR Unintended Consequences Part 1 — Increasing WordPress Blog Exposure
Since I just railed against Congress for being a bit two-faced about privacy I thought some rud.is site disclosure would be in order. At present, third-party tracking is limited to: Something in my WordPress configuration adding a DNS pre-fetch for fon… Continue reading A Word About Tracking On This Site
I apologize up-front for using bad words in this post. Said bad words include “Facebook”, “Mark Zuckerberg” and many referrals to entities within the U.S. Government. Given the topic, it cannot be helped. I’ve also left th… Continue reading Does Congress Really Care About Your Privacy?