Wed, 23 April 2008 This week I take another tangential journey to discuss a concept I call "The Fixer." You know, when a senior staffer is airlifted in to "fix" security. The Fixer knows how to get things done in your organization, and can certainly be viewed as a threat and as indicative of the fact that security is broken.How should you deal with the Fixer? Why is he (or she) there? Can you turn this into an advantage? Check out podcast #11 and find out... Running time: 6:40 Intro music is Jungle and I sign off with the classic Kool and the Gang anthem "Jungle Boogie," which is the song I associate most with Pulp Fiction. Yes, that's where I stole the term "The Fixer." Comments[0] |
Wed, 16 April 2008 April 16 2008 - Today I go on a bit of a tirade. Basically, just coming back from RSA - I'm a bit sensitive to vendor claims vs. reality. Thus, after I've been pounded by a webcast announcement from AlertLogic for the past week about "PCI Compliance made Easy." After I cleaned the puke off my desk, I needed to rant a bit. So this week's podcast is a little different. All rant, no filler. Here is the invite, so you have some context... The event is today, so you can figure out just how "easy" security is. Pre-Register for this Upcoming Webcast on SearchSecurity.com: * Simple & Affordable PCI Compliance with Alert Logic ============================== VENDOR WEBCAST: Simple & Affordable PCI Compliance with Alert Logic ============================== WHEN: LIVE! April 16, 2008 at 2:00 PM EDT (1800 GMT) SPEAKER: Nick Ignatiev, Sales Engineer, Alert Logic SPONSOR: Alert Logic http://go.techtarget.com/r ABOUT THIS VENDOR WEBCAST: In this webcast, you will discover: * An easy solution for addressing the PCI DSS requirements for intrusion protection, vulnerability management, and log management * Strategies for compliance that don't strain employee or budget resources * The ways that your company can pass an audit quickly and easily * And more... Comments[0] |

This week I take another tangential journey to discuss a concept I call "The Fixer." You know, when a senior staffer is airlifted in to "fix" security. The Fixer knows how to get things done in your organization, and can certainly be viewed as a threat and as indicative of the fact that security is broken.
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