It seems like the ultimate paradox. Social media is where one shares. Security is for what one doesn’t want to share. Could the two ever meet? They can, they do and they make a great partnership. This post details the various opportunities that social media can help with regarding organizations building security into their brand.
There’s been a lot of chatter about “the year of the breach”. The Internet Security Threat Report 2014 released by Symantec [PDF] link is summarized by Google as 2013 having 62% more data lost...
Ships are safe in the harbour But that is not what ships are built for – Grace Hopper [Grace Murray Hopper (December 9, 1906 – January 1, 1992) was an American computer scientist and...
Perhaps not as unpopular as before, but an interesting pattern nonetheless. Some say the security market is picking up – I’m glad that world is paying attention to this critical aspect of strategic &...
PedjaP / Foter.com / CC BY-NC-ND A real conversation in the central hallway of an office building earlier this afternoon: Me: “Would you know where I could find this office on this...
..we (Satoshi Nakamoto, to be precise) invented a method of payment that enjoyed the same anonymity and acceptance of physical currency transactions in the real world, along with a similar level of value volatility...