Security is not a technology profession. Or at least it shouldn’t be, I would argue. If this sounds like a provocative statement to you,...
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Wikipedia defines “ambulance chasing” as follows: “Ambulance chasing, sometimes known as barratry, is a professional slur which refers to a lawyer soliciting for clients...
A Seat at the Security Table Should Not be for Only the Elite and Largest of Businesses or Security Vendors
Do You Have Data Around What Security Products and Services Other Organizations Use and How They Use Them?
In my previous piece, I discussed the difficulty vendors sometimes have in understanding what security buyers are really looking for. As I mentioned in...
The information security market has been a topic of acute interest for quite some time now. Estimates around the current size of the market...
Recently, I was thinking about the time during high school when I took a trip to visit my elementary school. I’m not sure why...
Recently, the WannaCry ransomware worm was big news. For security professionals working inside organizations with unpatched systems vulnerable to infection, it was a particularly...
Recently, I was reminded of the well known quote from William Shakespeare’s play “Romeo and Juliet”: "A rose by any other name would smell...
The European Union’s General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) goes into effect on May 25, 2018. The regulation is primarily designed to protect the private...
In the incident response world, we used to draw a clear line between the capabilities of attackers affiliated with nation-states and those not affiliated...
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Telecom giant Frontier shuts down systems to contain a cyberattack that led to personal information compromise.
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