The Weekly Hotwash: May 22, 2020
The Weekly Hotwash: How a study of pandemic statistical reporting can help you develop better security metrics.
The Weekly Hotwash: May 15, 2020
The Weekly Hotwash: The CISSP vs Masters firestorm and revisiting the secure application development process.
The Weekly Hotwash: May 8, 2020
The Weekly Hotwash: Why the hiring process is more to blame than the lack of InfoSec resources and the new NIST Secure Software Development Standards
CISO position burnout causes high churn rate
A recent interview I did with SearchSecurity/TechTarget. While much was about the benefits and love of the job, the ‘job churn’ and ‘burnout’ discussions are front and center in the industry these days.
The Weekly Hotwash: May 1, 2020
A Major Step in Federated Identity Management If you have followed my blog for any amount of time, you know that I am a firm believer that user account federation and identity management is the last bastion of hope that we have in securing our environments. For reasons I don’t quite understand, there was very…
The Weekly Hotwash: April 24, 2020
The Weekly Hotwash – A New CoaC Feature Welcome to the first CoaC Weekly Hotwash; a recap of the past week’s news and the implications the stories may have on us. For those unfamiliar with what a ‘hotwash’ is, its a term used to describe the immediate review and identification of actions following an event,…
Free COVID-19 Resources
This page will list various personal and family-related ‘remote’ STEM activities to participate in as well as other free offerings to help companies, individuals and families cope with their newfound way of working.
Tech Hiring is Badly Broken
As a hiring manager, how does someone make a person go through three video interviews, do two coding assignments, be so impressed with the coding that they then fly the person up for in-person interviews, and only then decide the coding skills aren’t exactly what they are looking for?!?
A Few Leadership Work-From-Home Tips
A few tried-and-true practices to keep you productive and sane while spending an unexpected few weeks in the home office.