The Security Meltdown

A guide to the RSA 2018 conference. Going to RSA 2018? Failing to plan is planning to fail.

Using a Gartner MQ is a great way to get an initial list of some of the products in the particular space. But it is not the definitive list by any stretch of the imagination.

The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) may sound bland, but it’s the biggest, baddest and most powerful data security regulation ever created. Be afraid...be very afraid.

When it comes to hiring a CISO, firms get what they pay for. And they’ll have to live with the consequences when they try to be security misers.

Clickbait by any other name is just the same. These quizzes take your personal information, and leave with cookies and malware.

German philosopher Arthur Schopenhauer said that “one can never read too little of bad or too much of good books: bad books are intellectual poison; they destroy the mind. Take Schopenhauer’s advice – don’t click.

Museum physical security incidents provide an excellent learning mechanism for information security teams. With that, I’d like to look at three major museum incidents and provide a lesson learned from each for information security...

Last month David Bisson wrote a blog post 10 Must-Read Books for Information Security Professionals, where he asked information security professionals their must-read book. There’s a number of books listed there that are definitely...

The FBI says don’t pay. Should you heed their advice?

Tis the information security season to make predictions about what security year 2017 will bring.

Had Presidential candidate Hillary Clinton employed basic email security techniques, she’d be President-elect.

Trump or Clinton. Which of the 2 leading candidates is best from an information security perspective? Should a CISO prefer one over the other?

Today is the last day of national cyber security awareness month, but not too late for Ben Rothke, CISSP, QSA, Senior Security Consultant, Herjavec Group to provide some tips for parents and children.

Is your PCI service provider willing to easily share their AoC? That’s a good sign.

David Mundhenk and Ben Rothke show how the PCI Security Standards Council really wants PCI to succeed. Much to the chagrin of The National Retail Federation.

Ben Rothke and David Mundhenk question why the National Retail Federation (NRF) is trying to lawyer-up on PCI.

Final part in the series on achieving PCI compliance when dealing with message queues.

In my previous piece I provided some insights on how Israel has become an information security innovation powerhouse. In closing the topic, I’ll share some insights from Gadi Tirosh who is a managing partner at Jerusalem Venture...

See how Israel has become a leading player in the worldwide information security sector.

When done well, the creation of an information security process catalog can provide significant benefits for an enterprise.