MikeRegardless of your leadership style remember one thing: people will focus on whatever they are rated on or compensated for.
Category: Computer Security
We Learn From Death
Cybersecurity will get better when people die in sufficiently large numbers.
Better Design, Better Security Participation?
he less users have to think about making sound security decisions, and the easier it is for them to take action, the less likely they are to become victims.
Good Cyber Security is Not Glamorous
Advancing cyber security starts with promulgating the message that like most things in life: success is about the grind.
Intelligence Agencies Are Not Here to Defend Your Enterprise
The way to reduce the chance that someone can crack your computer code is to write better code, and test it faster than the spooks can.
The Airborne Shuffle in Cyberspace
We can and should be doing far more than we apparently are, because I guarantee our adversaries are.
How Do You Get Good at Incident Response?
The true measure of defensive success is the speed at which you detect, eject and mitigate the actions of your attackers.
Cyber Security Through the Lens of Theranos
If we’re not checking ourselves we’re setting ourselves up for a situation where checks will be imposed upon us by people who know very nearly nothing of what it takes to succeed, much less advance security.
“Cyber MAD” is a Bad Idea. Really Bad.
If the scenario you need to make your theory work in cyberspace is indistinguishable from a James Bond script, you can’t be taken seriously.
Malware Analysis: The Danger of Connecting the Dots
A lot of people fall victim to a number of problems, fallacies and mental traps when they attempt to draw conclusions from data