An old Chinese proverb popped up in my inbox yesterday that’s worth thinking about: “Many a false step was made by standing still.” It can apply to many different areas of your life for sure, but – unsurprisingly – what I want to talk about is in relation to your work as a security professional generally, […]
Easy security reporting recipes
When it comes to security reports, we often tend to take a page out of the book of W.C. Fields: “If you can’t dazzle them with brilliance, baffle them with bullshite.” …at least that’s how a lot of them are received by their audience, anyway. Of course, weeee don’t think they’re bullshite. They make perfect […]
Why you need to become “besties” with policy exceptions
If there’s one thing that I think causes the most conflict between security and “the business”, it’s trying to figure out how to deal with policy exceptions. Now, in some cases, organizations have this pretty well dialed out—but based on my observations, I’m not really sure they truly understand why this is the case. So […]
Why slacker security architects are the best
There’s a word that pretty-much describes most of the architects I know. Pedantic. And if you subset that list to the ones that are security architects, then I’d say that gives you something like Pedantic++. Because what we’re really taught to create as security architects are rules based on all the minor details of all […]
“Mind blowing” security architecture
Today’s been a bit hectic for me, so I’m going keep this one short. It’s inspired by a conversation I just had with someone we’ve worked with previously who reminded me that of all the stuff I’ve talked about so far, one of the the…well, many things I haven’t yet talked about that you’ll learn […]
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