Security awareness is a bit of a bitch. We know we need it, and we know that people don’t really want the typical kind of “security awareness” training under the best of times. And you can pretty-well, damn-near guarantee the last thing people want to hear about right now is a bunch of COVID-driven, mandatory […]
How to handle COVID-driven cloud questions
Instead of taking the day off for parades and pubs (especially if you’re in Dublin), this St. Patricks Day may find you faced with a whole new array of cloud security questions driven by the work-from-home directives and necessities of the communities in which you live and work. And, even if things have started to […]
Fighting FOMO in your security operations
This morning when I was thinking about which of the dozens of ideas I have for a COSAC presentation I’d actually submit, I was re-reading some Gartner guidance on preparing for the future of security. (A brief, totally voluntary PSA: if you’re thinking of speaking at one of the COSAC conferences, the CFP closes today. […]
Why issues with “secrets management” in DevOps aren’t tool problems
Like you, I get a lot of “You MUST watch this webinar” types of emails, and one of the last ones I got that somewhat piqued my interest given some things I’m helping a coaching and mentoring client with was a new one about the ever-present pipe dream promise of “Shift left” with DevSecOps. Ostensibly, […]
Cisco’s CISO gets it right—but is off by 80%
In today’s long list of emails was a link to an interview from RSA with Jeff Reed, Cisco’s CISO talking about why complexity is a top challenge for CISOs. Those of you who remember some of my previous emails – especially those talking about the launch of The Agile Security System™ itself last July – […]
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