Where is Your Data?
Have you paused to consider where your data is at any given time in your organisation? All but the smallest of organisations is likely to have notes, CV’s, financial records, personnel records, legal...
View ArticleWhat’s this security stuff for anyway?
I am currently sitting in the BA lounge in Heathrow awaiting a flight to Delhi, and as I look around at the number of laptops lying around it reminded me of something I saw a few years ago at Delhi...
View ArticleAn open letter to Apple – a change of heart
Dear Apple, I wrote to you back in 2012, deriding your decision to remove the lock lead security hole on your laptops. I may even have been a little rude. An epiphany of sorts has happened to me at...
View ArticleLess is sometimes more; InfoSec’s role in the business
I read an excellent article the other day from a LinkedIn reference talking about how laziness can be an effective approach to productivity. It dispelled the myth that “leaning in” when applying...
View ArticleSafe Harbor R.I.P.
Safe Harbor has officially fallen from grace, here is a link to the actual ruling: http://datenschutzpolitik.de/dokumente/ecj-c-362-14.pdf What this actually means is still not fully clear, but what is...
View ArticleConsistency, consiztency, consistancy…
Here are just some of the more egregious examples of inconstancy that I have encountered around the world:
View ArticleBusy Doing Nothing?
When you are faced with managing third-party risks, it can feel like a Sisyphean task at best. Even a small organisation is going to have 20+ third parties and vendors to deal with, and by the nature...
View ArticleDocument and Review
It's unlikely that you will read a more dull and despairing title for a practical blog series than "Document & Review", and there is a high chance that you will even consider skipping this one. If...
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