Lessons learned along the way and plans to help you avoid FUD provoked GDPR investment
Cybersecurity to Privacy via the GDPR: A personal and professional journey
Security GRC Challenges: System Assessments – Security Vs Delivery
First of what may turn into a series of GRC day job related posts. Here I’m highlighting challenges for anyone involved with system security audits or assessments. This isn’t about merits of various […]
Monstrous Security Appetites – BSides London 2015
She-ra. Space hosting. Status Quo. The Usual Suspects. TEA and Taylor Swift…what I said and didn’t have time to say at BSides London
How Much Security Is Enough?
When it comes to cyber, information, IT (or whatever you choose to prefix it with) security, where do you draw a compliant and cost-effective line? Where, between gold-plated and the status quo, is good enough?
US Secure Harbor? Don't Drop The Due Diligence
Breaking News Tuesday 6th October: The European Court of Justice Strikes Down The Safe Harbor Agreement The decision as reported by Politico telling us there will be an official announcement at 3pm. Quoting […]
How I SaaW The Problem With 'Cyber' Security
Using the term ‘cyber’ to prefix ‘security’ causes a strong reaction with some professionals. Are furious accusations of quackery justified and could this be the new alternative…
Where The Heck Is Your Customers' Data?
Do you know where data is, what data is with whom and what they are doing with it? This is a post originally published on LinkedIn and prompted by a Business Value […]
Harvesting Data From Social Media – A Can Of Data Protection & Privacy Worms?
Mystifying online privacy policies, frenzied Facebook data harvests and the ‘right to be forgotten’. Can they work together and how easy is it for users and businesses to find the right side of the law?