Lessons in Crisis Management - Top 10 Disaster Movies
I’ve previously posted about some of the best security movies made but I have to confess I’m not a big fan of the genre. They tend not...
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Nov 213 min read
Risk Appetite and Risk Tolerance - A Practical Approach
If you work for a large organization, especially public or otherwise regulated companies, then you may well have faced the prospect of...
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Oct 197 min read
Threat Hunting: Real World vs. Cyber World
It’s puzzling that there aren’t more articles comparing and contrasting wildlife hunting techniques with cyber threat hunting, or maybe...
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Oct 517 min read
Job Interviews: Part 2 Conducting the Security Interview - The Big 10
This is the second of two posts about interviews (the first post is here ). In this one I’ll focus on interviewing candidates and the...
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Sep 2111 min read
Job Interviews: Part 1 Acing the Security Interview - 10 Top Tips
This is the first of two posts about interviews. In this one I’ll focus on interviewing for a role. In the next one we’ll look at how to...
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Sep 78 min read
6 Truths of Cyber Risk Quantification
I wrote the original version of this post over 4 years ago. In revisiting this it is interesting to note that not much has actually...
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Aug 246 min read
Ethics and Computer Security Research
If we are to keep advancing the fields of information / cybersecurity, technology risk management and resilience then we need to apply...
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Aug 1016 min read
Security Training & Awareness - 10 Essential Techniques
Security training is often considered a bit of a waste of time. Maybe this is unfair, but unsurprising in the face of the worst forms of...
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Jul 277 min read
33 Computer Programs That Changed the World
This is a slight departure from my normal security and risk management topics, but is something I’ve been getting more interested in....
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Jul 135 min read
Why Good Security Fails: The Asymmetry of InfoSec Investment
One of the many paradoxes of security is that when you have invested appropriately (sometimes at significant expense) and you have less...
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Jun 2910 min read
Human Error
Several years after writing the first version of this blog I still see a repeated pattern of problematic events attributed to human...
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Jun 155 min read
Going Faster: Isochrones and “Time to Hello World”
When you strip away all the fluff, security succeeds when: You are moving quicker than attackers - mitigating specific attacks ahead of,...
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