July 2008
18 posts
Mathematicians, The French, & Risk Analysts
Goethe: “Mathematicians are like Frenchmen: whatever you say to them they translate into their own language and forthwith it is something entirely different.”
Reminder: WebEx Seminar on Risk Analysis →
Hey everybody! Quick post this morning to remind you guys that Cisco has been kind enough to let us give a follow on WebEx presentation on July 31, 2008 at 11:30 a.m. EDT. The link to sign up is
Perspective on GRC →
From some comments Dwayne made on yesterday’s post.
IT- GRC is just threat / vulnerability pairing when you consider external regulatory compliance pressures as the Threat Community. If you think…
(Not Really) Stateful IT-GRC Inspecting Threat... →
A friend of the blog recently pointed me to an article that used the term:
“PCI Risk Management”
Now usually when I see a term like this, I can only imagine that such things are the byproduct…
Charles Eames interview in 1956 Video →
Compliance is critical →
Compliance has been getting a bad rap lately, and I’m here to set the record straight… compliance is CRITICAL.
Now, those of you who know me are probably picking your jaws up off the floor and…
Fundamentalism in Risk & Security →
FEAR AND LOATHING IN DAYTON, OHIO
Had a great time Sunday with Rob Newby. We solved the world’s problems over deep fried whitefish and french fries (fish & chips to him). It was a very good…
George Jones Checks - Personal Checks - Fan Checks... →
Shtetl-Optimized » Blog Archive » The... →
Michal Levy » Giant Steps →
Michal Levy » One →
Shneiderman's Eight Golden Rules of Interface... →
The Content Economy: Mind-Opening Infographics →
Great Infographics in the embedded presentation.
Follow-Up Webinar on Information Risk →
Hey everybody! Quick post this morning to let you know you guys and Cisco have been kind enough to want us to give a follow on WebEx presentation that builds on the content from the first webEx we…
Saudi king urges consumers to get used to high oil... →
Oh, honestly. There’s only so much we (America) should take before we just say “screw it” and pursue energy independence. Let me add, that it needs to be “green” energy without reliance on others. Green, but able to mass replace the majority of existing power sources. I’m partial to gobs of Thorium breeder reactors.