harnessing the human side of security
by Martin Fisher As we continue to discuss the Basic Truths of Incident Response Leadership, we’ve briefly gone over the three Basic Truths as well as done a deeper analysis of “Succeeding By Planning to Failâ€. This brings us to: Basic Truth #2: Have A Workable Plan, or Else As an Incident Response Leader, one [...]
by James Costello A friend of mine recently had a very Dilbertesque experience at work. The company my friend works for has been acquired twice in the last three years and all of the dust seemed to be settling. Sort of… Locally there were four offices under the corporate umbrella, each a legacy of the [...]
by Ioana Justus My career has now spanned almost 12 years, and it still amazes me how so many managers and executives consistently make bad decisions and then are surprised by the results. As the economy has gone bad, you’d think that people would be a little more judicious about how they spend the small [...]
Michael Santarcangelo is the catalyst* called upon to deliver successful results when others have struggled and failed to harness the human side of security. Blending a degree in human ecology with … [Read More...]
Effective communication of security ensures that whether written, spoken or blended across delivery options efforts are positioned to reduce friction, bring technology and business objectives into alignment and inspire those we serve to … [Read More...]
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