One of the things that’s even harder to talk about with organizations than security architecture is security governance. And the reason I think this is true is that people have the wrong idea about what security is supposed to do in the organization. They think we’re the police, so naturally, the only thing we care […]
The fork without the devil or the sinkin’ cybersecurity soul
You might remember that I’m a fan of the Blues. In fact, when I do manage to find the time to do some cooking, my go-to streaming radio station is a broadcast Blues station from Mississippi that generally has an excellent mix of classics and new stuff. One of the songs I heard recently was […]
DevSecOps picnics in the park
As you might know, I really do waffle a bit between loving and hating DevSecOps as a concept. I think it’s great on the one hand because it’s shined a light on a lot of really bad software development practices people like John Viega, Gary McGraw and my friend Sverre Huseby have been talking about […]
You gotta helmet?
For reasons many, varied and only explainable by understanding the dynamics of a family with bored little ones, I recently discovered the cult classic Easy Rider. If you’re not familiar with the movie, it actually was a “watershed moment” for American independent film and grossed $60 million in 1969 dollars on a $400K budget. Not […]
Giving yourself permission
If you dig into psychology a bit – or read any “Rah, Rah, You’re Awesome!” blog post – one of the key things that keeps us sane is being able to manage the conversations we have with ourselves in our heads. Unfortunately, this is one of the things in the “easier to say than do” […]
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