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 […]
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 […]
Let’s talk about Finland, ya know “The country where I quite want to be” Finland…
As you may well know, in most parts of the world, today is Valentine’s Day. It’s a day with quite a mixed history and set of customs, but the one in particular that I want to highlight today is from Finland. Because in Finland, today isn’t about people you love, or you want to love […]
So you didn’t like my last email so much…
Ok. Fair enough. We’re all different, and that’s a good thing. So I’d like to touch on a couple of points of the diversity in the feedback from the last email. The first type of feedback I got was it wasn’t “security enough.” Well, maybe that’s true. However… If you want hardcore, traditional “security” or […]
Don’t we already have this solution from IBM? Why aren’t you just using that?
During one of the recent live Q&A calls for our ongoing “Building an Effective Security Program with SABSA®” pilot course, someone asked the following question: “Now that we have some tools and frameworks to help us understand what the organization’s customers really want, how do we really use these with security customers [the “business”] so […]
