The CISO’s Guide to Getting Stuff Done
Let’s face it. You know what you have to do. You have a 30-day plan. A 90-day plan. A one-year plan. A five-year plan. You have spreadsheets, budgets, and PowerPoints.…
DetailsCrowdsourcing Invasions of Privacy
The Wall Street Journal recently reported that the United States government is creating a massive database of records culled from license plate scanners, and making this database available to law enforcement…
DetailsWhat Keeps CISO’s Up At Night
Every CISO is one data breach from being fired. Or one disruptive DDoS attack. Or one theft of information. Or one bad audit result. Or one compliance investigation. Or one…
DetailsIn the Year 2525 – HoloLens, Google Glass and the Future of Privacy
In privacy and security circles, we typically think about threats and trends in the order of months or even years. We tend to forget that we are still very much…
DetailsNY State of Mind — Attorney General Proposes New Cybersecurity Rules
Seems like everyone is getting into the cybersecurity act. Happy Cybersecurity week. New York State Attorney General Eric Schneiderman has announced that he is proposing legislation that will require “unprecedented safeguards”…
DetailsInside the Sausage Factory – The President’s Cybersecurity Legal Proposals
American Poet John Godfrey Saxe is quoted as saying, “Laws, like sausages, cease to inspire respect in proportion as we know how they are made.” Well, it’s sausage-making time here…
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