by Infospectives | Jan 7, 2018 | Corporate Security, Featured, InfoSec, Privacy and GDPR
There can be no security without data protection There can be no data protection without security Of course neither is true. These kind of click-baity absolutist positions are a pervasive internet blight designed to divert attention from critical detail to exploit and...
by Infospectives | Jul 28, 2017 | Corporate Data Protection & GDPR, Featured, Privacy and GDPR
There is one question related to the General Data Protection Regulation that will arguably cause more ulcers than any other: How much is enough? In some portions of the GDPR ‘good’ is straightforward. In many others we are asked to respect principles of...
by Infospectives | Oct 13, 2016 | Featured, Privacy News & Politics, Security for all
I’ve been lucky enough to have a pretty successful security career and gain a modest following for my writing. Mainly stuff about Information and Cybersecurity GRC (Governance, Risk, and Compliance). Gratifyingly, my Infospectives blog also received a fair few award...
by Sarah Clarke | Jun 14, 2016 | Corporate Security, InfoSec
82% of boards are concerned about cybersecurity… …and the UK Parliament think your CEO’s salary should be linked to your firm’s cybersecurity… …but who is really accountable? This June 14th CSO Online article says boards are ready to fire...
by Infospectives | May 5, 2016 | Corporate Security
Who is viewed as formal owner of your cybersecurity risks? A poll for anyone in any organisation. This isn’t asking who should be risk owner, it’s asking who the majority of staff think owns these risks. [polldaddy poll=9408916] You can chose one answer,...