Compare and contrast these utterings with Mark Zuckerberg‘s statements on privacy. No matter how well-meaning the CEO is, the business model of both companies currently relies on hoovering data. I’d […]
In the world of information security if you compare ISO270001 with NIST CSF, ISO is a framework of sets of principles and CSF is much more a set of rules […]
An opinion post from The Economist. One thing not often mentioned is that the 3G and 4G core are currently in a large part from Huawei so we should already […]
Not exactly “the end of” more “can’t be totally reliant on”. My view is that you need a range of measures, starting with an understanding of the threats your business […]
Note the consistent 4th domain theme of cybersecurity…: As member nations gather to celebrate NATO’s 70th anniversary this week, POLITICO asked experts to forecast what the military alliance will look […]
This comes down to “Who do you trust?”. I’m unlikely to attempt to reverse engineer every app that I use so I have to put some level of trust in […]
I’ve seen this linkage in several articles. Take a look at your own security team and see if they are on the spectrum. It might help you understand them a […]
I’m going to disagree with this article. In my experience, what marks out the most successful organisations is getting the basics right. Only then does it make sense to implement […]
This essay by Bruce Schneier has a Victorian-era feel of co-operative societies about it. And that’s not a bad thing. The infosec cognoscenti is a curious mix of libertarian individualists […]
This essay by Bruce Schneier has a Victorian-era feel of co-operative societies about it. And that’s not a bad thing. The infosec cognoscenti is a curious mix of libertarian individualists […]