Not Your Keys, Not Your Coins
There are many lessons to draw from the collapse of FTX, but above all, the first rule of crypto holds: “Not your keys, not your coins.” In other words, if…
There are many lessons to draw from the collapse of FTX, but above all, the first rule of crypto holds: “Not your keys, not your coins.” In other words, if…
Operational technology organizations are challenged with widening cybersecurity gaps, an expanding attack surface and rising global threats. Well-resourced, sophisticated actors such as ransomware gangs and nation-state hackers have critical infrastructure…
Although the variety of tools to fight malicious actors has proliferated, attacks themselves haven’t receded. In fact, they’ve been soaring: According to a recent report from the FBI, the…
Last week, I spoke about board reporting, and how it helps to validate our programs and give the board confidence that we’re minding the store. Today, I’d like to…
Board reporting is a significant element of our jobs, and it’s got to be delivered in a meaningful way. Board reporting validates your program and rationalizes your spend. If you…
There’s a lot of concern in our industry about the grave talent shortage. We need a lot of new people coming into the profession, and we also need to diversify…
Marketing is not something we ordinarily associate with our jobs, but I think internal marketing is absolutely critical for technology and security teams. I’ve found that if you want…
The ability to attract A-players and keep them from leaving for the next big thing depends to a large extent on the HR team. HR teams understand what they need…
In many organizations, the security department is a nebulous thing. Everybody knows it’s necessary, but nobody really knows why it does what it does. It’s time to break out…
Blockchain technology is being implemented and explored for a variety of applications, and that means CISOs need to take a good, hard look to understand the technology and how to…