Should Someone Be an Admin If They Don’t Care About Security?
There are people you don’t know, who already have administrative privileges on your network.
The Death of the Trusted Network
Why you can no longer trust the office network.
t is critical for management to understand that the threat landscape has changed and that spending, and security strategies must change in response. Securing enterprise assets and software is crucial for protecting sensitive data, ensuring business continuity, complying with regulations, and building customer trust. By understanding the evolving cyber threat landscape and implementing effective security measures, non-technical executives can play a vital role in safeguarding their organization's digital infrastructure.
In Search of The Stupid
Why Artificial Intelligence won’t improve the quality of spam. One of the most prevalent fears surrounding artificial intelligence and phishing scams is that if it can become indistinguishable from legitimate content it can become more effective. But social science would indicate that this isn’t true. In fact, a few well-placed red flags can help filter out people who were less likely to be tricked.
YOUR IT GUY CAN’T COUNT.
Management should stop making them try. It isn’t their job. And even if management makes it their job, they shouldn’t be allowed to grade their own work. An improper device count is one of the cheapest things most organizations can correct to improve their cyber security.
THE INFINITE GAME
Explore the concept of cybersecurity as an infinite game where the goal is continuous improvement rather than winning. Learn how to adopt strategies of discipline, learning, and resilience to stay ahead in the ever-evolving digital landscape. Understand the role of non-technical managers in fostering a culture of cybersecurity within organizations. Discover why cybersecurity requires ongoing effort and leadership to maintain and enhance security measures.