Collaborate Disseminate
Take a look at some traits from the famous “Star Wars” characters we’ve grown to love and explore how those might be applicable to CISOs today.
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Take a look at some traits from the famous “Star Wars” characters we’ve grown to love and explore how those might be applicable to CISOs today.
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This week’s theme for National Cyber Security Awareness Month is “Cyber from the Break Room to the Board Room.” Communication, like anything else worth getting better at, takes practice. Sometimes it takes planning to know what we want to say and how we want to say it. We also need to anticipate who our audience is…
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Applying a structured approach to developing and maintaining significant threat patterns is absolutely key to successfully hunting for the advanced TTPs used by many motivated threat actors. In the post, Context in Risk-Based Threat Patterns, author Demetrio Milea suggested a simple and effective method borrowed from the Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC) to design and maintain threat patterns…
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On July 22, 2016 the UK’s Office for National Statistics released crime details for the year ending March 2016. For the first time, this data included information about fraud and computer misuse offenses, which was compiled in the National Crime Survey for the first time in October 2015. While the police recorded 4.5 million offenses from March 2015 […]
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We know what needs to be done for security and why we need to do it, but we are often missing steps for how to do it. We need real security for real life.
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