A discussion on priority-making, risk, and the nature of humanity I’m always interested in examples where we make implicit risk decisions. It happens naturally all the time, mostly because we lack the resources (time, skills) to properly evaluate the scenario. Despite being good at keeping us immediately out of harm’s way, this quick decision-making skillContinue reading “Thus Wastes Man”
Author Archives: Jack Freund
A drink after work
Your organization has a problem with its employees. Too many people are going to Happy Hour after work and spilling important information about future expansion plans and other details about top-secret intellectual property. This lack of operational security (OpSec) is starting to take a toll on the business. The company is loosing out on newContinue reading “A drink after work”
Private Sector Perspectives on Cyberwar
I sat through a presentation recently about cyberwar. Its a topic that engenders a lot of passion in the information security community. There seems to be a natural line drawn between those with previous experience in the military and government and those with primarily private sector experience. The typical military/government professional will attempt to engender a response from those in private industry.Continue reading “Private Sector Perspectives on Cyberwar”
Pizza Sauce and Security
We conducted a yard sale last week. If you’ve ever done this, then you know the turmoil over pricing. Your stuff is valuable to you, but there is often a hard reality that hits you when you try and extract that value from the public. Put simply, your stuff typically isn’t worth what you think.Continue reading “Pizza Sauce and Security”
How to Play
I recently took my daughter to a kid’s birthday party. The location had one of those kid’s gyms where you kick your shoes off and dive into the balls and have a great time. Risk never leaves my mind, so when I was reviewing the sign that was posted over the entrance to the area,Continue reading “How to Play”
