Today I was having a good chat with a friend of mine and fellow Enterprise Security Architect about what’s been going on in his world since we last spoke. Now my friend has been around the block more than a few times, has been a “real” architect for many years, and has 2 levels of […]
A cure for the “IT disease”
I’m pretty sure you’ve noticed it…the stuffy head…the plugged-up ears…the lethargic responses. No, I’m not talking about the latest cold or the China virus. I’m talking about the dreaded “IT disease” within security that it’s finally become clear is something that we need to not only identify… …but we need to WIPE OUT COMPLETELY! But […]
Lazy? Effective? Or something in between?
It’s been a while since I answered any questions about BESA, so I thought I’d respond to one of the concerns that’s been popping up since I’ve been talking about how the delivery of Building Effective Security Architectures actually works. In particular, it seems people are a bit skeptical about the learning potential of the […]
How to be smarter than me
I’ve actually been debating whether or not I’d tell this story for most of the weekend, because, frankly, it’s a bit embarrassing. However, after going back-and-forth quite so many times, I finally decided that I’d share it with you so that maybe you’d end up being not quite so bull-headed and mistaken as I was. […]
How to tell if your security architecture needs a tune-up
One of the things about growing up on a farm is that you kinda need to learn at least a little bit about tools, engines and basic maintenance—especially on ours. You see, my dad was into antique tractors, and while we did have a few modern pieces of equipment at the time (1970-1995), we also […]
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