I truly don’t know where to begin. No, really. I don’t. In the last 3 weeks, I’ve heard so many well-meaning but violently misguided takes on security architecture by otherwise intelligent people that, well…it actually left me a little stunned. Let’s get the definition out of the way first. If “architecture” is “the complex or […]
5 things your security architecture MUST do
What do you really know about security architecture and what it should do for you? I’ve mentioned it a couple of times over the last few weeks, but I haven’t yet given it the attention it deserves. So today, we’re going to start fixing that problem. Tomorrow, we’ll do a slightly deeper dive on the […]
Frog guts
Yep. It turns out that’s exactly what they were. But of course, I had no idea at the time. Let me rewind a bit. As you might remember, right now, we’re spending quite a lot of time in Cape Town. And in Cape Town, if you’re living where we rent a house, the majority of […]
BREAKING: high-profile security leader found living as hermit in the countryside
I hate to break it to you, but the verdict is in: you’re kinda screwed. In my LinkedIn feed yesterday was a charming and timely post from Dark Reading talking about a survey of US and UK CISOS. Dark reading indeed… While ONLY 25% of those security leaders are suffering from mental and health disorders […]
How to make the CEO so happy he puts your picture on his wall
Ah, the ever-present business, technology and security divides. It’s almost like that classic opening scene in any western: it’s a super-wide shot, the sun is baking down, there’s a few short, squat shrubs showing green defiance against the reddish-brown landscape, and there they are: 3 tall, slender pillars of rock, thrusting majestically upwards towards the […]
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