Last night my wife and I were watching the Korean version of Designated Survivor: 60 Days. She’d found it on Netflix, and thanks to a friend, in Saudi Arabia of all places, I was introduced to the original and became totally hooked. So we thought we’d give this iteration a shot. Total aside, but along […]
What do you do when it rains?
As I write this, it’s lashing rain here in Maceio, and that means today is DEFINITELY not a beach day. And that’s almost disappointing because there’s only a few more days before we head home from our extended holiday. And I say “almost” because, even if it WAS a beach day, I don’t have my […]
Head in the clouds…or somewhere else?
One thing that surprises me more than it probably should when I speak with people about their security programs is how much “The Cloud” freaks them out. And, after speaking with them for a while, it’s clear they should be worried. But their habitual response to that worry is…you guessed it: “We brought in vendor/solution/tool […]
Knowing who really pays your wages
The other day, I was reminded of this quote from Henry Ford: “It’s not the employer who pays the wages. Employers only handle the money. It’s the customer who pays the wages.” And he’s exactly right, whether the customer is the people who buy your organization’s products and services or whether the customer is the […]
Is your SABSA stuck in the mud?
During the research I did last year reaching out to SABSA practitioners, one of the things that kept coming up over and over again was that people were having a really hard time trying to get started with SABSA in their own environments. And this isn’t just with people who take the course and try […]