by Sarah Clarke | Mar 6, 2015 | Corporate Security, InfoSec, Security for all
…or Anthem-inspired Amateur Attack Attribution Aid Back when the Anthem breach was first being discussed (FUDdified) on Twitter, I spotted an informed, good humoured and slightly weary sounding exchange between Brian Honan, Professor Alan Woodward and Rowenna...
by Sarah Clarke | Mar 4, 2015 | Analogettes, Corporate Security, InfoSec, Security for all
Wednesday Wee One, or tweet-size InfoSec analogy, or #Analogette So I squeaked in on the deadline this time. Got the tweet out this morning, but got distracted and forgot to post it until now. Some language lovers will no doubt point out this isn’t really an...
by Sarah Clarke | Mar 3, 2015 | Corporate Security, InfoSec
Traditionally, performing third party due diligence has been primarily a data gathering activity. Now, with access to abundant information sources, the activity—and the challenges—have evolved. …a potential provider that brags about how comprehensive their due...
by Sarah Clarke | Feb 28, 2015 | Analogettes, Corporate Security, InfoSec
Tis the inaugural tweet-size InfoSec analogy, or #Analogette Yeah, I know it’s not Wednesday, but some **** stole my laptop charger and WordPress is NO fun on a smartphone! At least I lived up to my own promise and got it onto Twitter 🙂 and many thanks to those...
by Sarah Clarke | Feb 4, 2015 | Corporate Security, InfoSec
Jeff Bardin (A chief intelligence officer with 27 years experience in the security game. Currently working for Treadstone 71 in Washington D.C.) says we are not being fair to CISOs: “It’s not a thankful environment,” he says to Howard Solomon of IT Business Canada...