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This was a question that deeply interested me for two primary reasons. The first was that even if they were unsafe, people would continue to use them because not to, meant that societal and business connections would be hampered. Afterall, most o…
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On Monday, the RSA Conference 2020 will begin, where almost a thousand cyber security companies will showcase their greatest cyber security solutions to thousands of attendees, and where supposedly “The World Talks Security!”
If that’s the cas…
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Today, yet again, I’d like to share with you a simple Trillion $ question, one that I had originally asked more that 10 years ago, and recently asked again just about two years ago. Today it continues to be exponentially more relevant to t…
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Today is January 06, 2020, and as promised, here I am getting back to sharing perspectives on cyber security.
Cyber Security 101
Perhaps a good topic to kick off the year is by seeking to ask and answer a simple yet vital question – What is …
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I trust this finds you all doing well. It has been a few months since I last blogged – pardon the absence. I had to focus my energies on helping the world get some perspective, getting 007G ready for launch, and dealing with a certain nuisance….
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This week, the famous RSA Conference 2019 is underway, where supposedly “The World Talks Security” –
If that’s the case, let’s talk – I’d like to respectfully ask the entire RSA Conference just 1 simple cyber security question –
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Today’s post is for all executives worldwide who comprise the C-Suite at thousands of organizations worldwide.
I pen today’s post with profound respect for all executives worldwide, because I understand first-hand just how important the nat…
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In days to come, I’m going to answer both, the most important, and the second most important question in all of Cyber Security
Today though, I just wanted to ask a simple (rhetorical) cyber security question, so that CEOs, CIOs, CISOs and IT D…
Optimism bias is the belief that each of us is more likely to experience good outcomes and less likely to experience bad outcomes. How prevalent is this in the cybersecurity industry? If you’re a salty security professional like me, you already know the answer.
The best way to maintain a defensible security posture is to have an information security program that is current, robust, and measurable. An effective information security program will provide far more protection for the operational state of your organization than cyber security insurance alone. To put it another way, insurance is a reactive measure whereas an effective security program is a proactive measure.