Why has Risk Management failed us? Every place you see “Accept risks” replace with Hacked computers. JP Morgan proved this concept even with a seeming unlimited security and IT budget, some mistakes creep into the organization. 76 million accounts affected Every box with monitor and manage risks replace with Computer hacked from the internal … Read more
Here is yet another article pleading you to do something: http://www.darkreading.com/risk/6-ways-the-sony-hack-changes-everything-/a/d-id/1319415 The article paints a dark picture. The Sony hack was unique in that the hackers actually deleted files, caused employees to not be able to work at the office for a little while, although nothing appreciable happened at the Sony stock price. What … Read more
I received a LinkedIn message on Monday (from a good friend of mine Leland) and after a couple of messages (first Leland thought I was doing some kind of test – his initial message asked if I was security testing with a casino link) Then late in the evening he sent this: Notice the … Read more
I agree with the Governance people at ITgovernance: http://www.itgovernanceusa.com/blog/technological-cybersecurity-solutions-address-only-half-the-threats/ Technology only addresses some of the potential Cybersecurity hurdles that a company may have. The poster child of massive data breaches (Sony) was due to an internal breakdown, that plus previous documented failures show a lack of concern for IT Governance. In my mind I have … Read more
(Weekend Edition) I was going to start with “Crisis of Confidence” but our executives are not lacking confidence, I think it is a lack of understanding of theNEW reality of the conundrum we are in as far as Cyber Security goes. This article is also in the language of the executives: The LegalIntelligencer Why Cyberrisk … Read more
