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 Sarah Clarke | Sep 25, 2015 | Corporate Security, Featured, InfoSec
It is a beautiful day on the Downton estate. Dappled sun beneath the majestic oak decorates the couple who have their heads together in urgent conversation: “But Carson will never agree” argues Head of Marketing, Lady Mary “He will have little choice...
by Sarah Clarke | Apr 14, 2015 | Corporate Security, InfoSec
Are you seriously going to ask your milkman the same security questions as your network hosting partner? Of course not. But between those extremes, companies have a world of pain working out how much vendor and change assurance is enough. If you can answer...
by Sarah Clarke | Mar 16, 2015 | Corporate Security, InfoSec
It’s out! The all new Trustwave Security Pressures Report. Last year 80% IT pros felt pressure to deliver insecure IT solutions. What’s changed? Ohhh this one never gets old! This post was first published over a year ago when Trustwave reported...