by Infospectives | Oct 13, 2017 | Corporate Data Protection & GDPR, Corporate Security, Featured, Privacy and GDPR
There is a critical gap for most firms: An inability to interpret and leverage gap analysis, data discovery, and mapping output to actually implement technical data processing change. This article is about the challenges most large firms are facing when trying...
by Infospectives | Nov 15, 2016 | Corporate Security, Privacy News & Politics
Some time ago Jenny Radcliffe (internationally respected social engineering, people risk, and negotiations expert) asked me to be a guest on her new Human Factor podcast. I was delighted to accept. The result is now out in the wild… …along with the...
by Infospectives | May 6, 2016 | Corporate Security
The first post called out fairly damning findings about the state of vendor security governance at most firms, and looked at the criticality of: Early engagement Doing triage Clarity about vendor selection criteria and contractual requirements Building in means to...
by Infospectives | Apr 7, 2016 | Corporate Security, Featured
We are all increasingly dependent on third parties for our security, and most folk are doing a shockingly bad job of managing related risks. Target and their air conditioning supplier, OPM and just about all their key suppliers, Mossack Fonesca and 2.6 BILLION odd...
by Infospectives | Jan 5, 2016 | Corporate Security, Featured
Blockchains are tackling the ‘I’ in the holy InfoSec CIA trinity (Confidentiality, Integrity, and Availability, not the government agency), more simply and robustly than anything that’s gone before. However they are also a source of...