The “Short Arm” of Predictive Knowledge

As far as the development of cyber-policy as well as the short arm of predictive knowledge is concerned I think you can only invest in predictive knowledge so much. Technology could go in any direction and investing too much in what’s predicted to occur could be a fatal flaw. At the same time adjusting day by…

Protecting Availability

If I were a CISO for a publicly traded company I would implement the following protections. Secure lines of communication – depending on what goods we’re trading can determine the security threat. Things such as oil or gold would definitely need a secure line that can’t just be tapped into by anyone. Data backups/secure data-…

Opportunities for Workplace Deviance

11/13/2022 Deviance is defined as “the fact or state of departing from the usual or accepted standards.” Cyberdeviance refers to an employee’s use of the company’s internet access during work hours for non-related purposes. This could be anything from simply shopping online to accessing private information. The amount of access some companies have to consumer…

The NIST Cybersecurity Framework

A huge benefit to organizations who use this framework is that it doesn’t replace existing cybersecurity operations, instead it compliments. So, instead of paying a ton of money to get an entirely new system in place this framework can improve upon what’s already there. What’s nice however is that it can serve as the foundation…