2014 was dubbed as ‘the year of the data breach’. With many new data breaches dominating the headlines in 2015, including Anthem, the White House, banking attacks, and the latest employee data theft at the US federal government, one can […]
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Apple unveiled the iPad Pro earlier this week—a larger variation on the iPad theme that borrows a number of elements from Microsoft’s Surface Pro tablet line. As Apple strives to play a larger role in the enterprise through partnerships with
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Humans like to find reasons not to do something versus finding a way to do it and get it done. It is easier for folk to cover their asses and say, “No, that’s too hard.” Noted visionary, Richard Thieme, says
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Part 15 of 16 Organizations need to be able to adapt to folks that are definitely different from the current definition of ‘normal.’ So, what should HR and the politically correct people inside organizations expect? You can expect, for those
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Part 14 of 16 Big time executives get private jets, Michelin chefs, gazillion-dollar signing bonuses, and then, tons more money when they screw up and the Board of Directors fires them. Them’s the perks of executive recruitment. But what about
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Containers are the hot concept du jour and like with any emerging technology once it has gained mainstream popularity the big question becomes, “OK, but what about security?” CoreOS is partnering with Intel to address that question in its Rocket
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When Hurricane Katrina slammed into the Gulf Coast some businesses were prepared, but many weren’t. With the benefit of hindsight organizations learned the hard way what works, what doesn’t, and what should have been done before Katrina to be properly
Hurricane Katrina survivors share disaster recovery do’s and don’ts Read More »
Security metrics and log data don’t have much value in and of themselves. The value is derived by the questions you ask and information that you can extract from the security metrics and log data. If you have the wrong
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Part 13 of 16 Nine To Five Is Crap. “Please be creative from when you punch in until you punch out.” I’ve seen a lot of that over the years. Problem solving is not linear, and you cannot put it
Hiring the unhireable: Working 9-to-5 and the whole IP thing to start Read More »
Checklists alone don’t help organizations function better or be more secure. For businesses interested in actually functioning better or being more secure, though, a set of guidelines provides a framework–a solid foundation that lets them track things and make sure
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