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ICYMI: Risk Management and the Paradox of Common Sense

I really enjoy reading Duncan Watts work and I was blown away by how he assailed the concept of common sense that we all rely upon so readily: What we don’t realize, however, is that common sense often works just like mythology. By providing ready explanations for whatever particular circumstances the world throws at us,Continue reading “ICYMI: Risk Management and the Paradox of Common Sense”

Assessing Cyber Risk Quality pt. 3

The final post of the interview/blog series I did with the FAIR Institute was posted last night.

Assessing Cyber Risk Quality pt. 2

Part 2 of the interview/blog series I did with the FAIR Institute was posting this morning.

Assessing Cyber Risk Quality pt. 1

The folks over at the FAIR Institute were nice enough to interview me recently and turn it into a series of blog posts. Part 1 is up right now and sets the stage for how to assess quality in your Cyber Risk assessments.

Risk Forecast Accuracy – Feb ISSA Journal

In this month’s ISSA Journal, my colleagues and I wrote about Risk Forecast Accuracy. This is a practice that all mature risk functions should pursue and we offer an approach that is relatively straightforward and practical in its application. If we accept that risk is a statement about the future, then its important to alsoContinue reading “Risk Forecast Accuracy – Feb ISSA Journal”