A Quick Comparison of SAST and DAST Code Scanning.
I wrote a short summary of the difference between SAST and DAST tools for some of my peers and thought It […]
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Article 4 – Cyber Security and Risk Management
Other Elements Necessary for the Disaster Recovery Plan My previous three articles cover the Business Impact Assessment, Threat Assessment, and Disaster […]
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Article 3 – Cyber Security and Risk Management
The Disaster Incident Response Team My previous two articles have set the stage for formulation of the disaster Incident Response Team. […]
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Article 2 – Cyber Security and Risk Management
In the previous article we begin to gather information on critical dependencies and processes. In order to fully document these items, […]
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Cyber Security and Risk Management
Understanding Your Business Risk In the past, I have had to review business plans for entities wishing to receive economic development […]
Read More →Mis ideas sobre seguridad cibernética 2019
Me gustaría acreditar Lic. Daniel Salazar Llerenas , Oficial de Seguridad en BANSI S.A, por su asistencia editorial y de traducción. […]
Read More →My Insights into Cyber Security 2019
Some interesting related items that affect cyber security in 2019.
Read More →Some insights on Phishing, Smishing and Vishing
It looks like it is going to be a very busy year for cyber security people. Phishing (email solicitations with malicious […]
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Can we build an Immune System for the Product Body?
Back Ground Could a model or adaptation of the human immune system be used to build a better security system for […]
Read More →Cyber Security – The Internet of Things and Where Are We Headed?
We continue to evolve to a wide distributed system of devices and interconnections. This evolution requires a corresponding evolution in our […]
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Cyber Security – How Vulnerable Are We and Where Are We Headed?
How Vulnerable Are We and Where Are We Headed? I recently read a couple of articles that started me thinking again […]
Read More →How Secure is Your Wireless?
The courts have recently decided that sniffing data from open wireless networks is not wiretapping. In view of this decision, I […]
Read More →When does a cyberattack warrant armed response?
This is a follow-up posting to my previous posts on “First Strikes in Cyberwar”, “Learn APT Remediation Basics” and “The Realities […]
Read More →A Review of the Keynote Addresses from the BlackHat 2013 Conference
I attended last week’s BlackHat 2013 Conference and wanted to share my thoughts on the keynote addresses Alexander Keynote Address You […]
Read More →Preventative Actions for Debit/Credit Card Theft
I thought I was pretty good at monitoring my credit card and debit card transactions, but I was very dismayed to […]
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