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Trusted Insider cont.

Trusted Insider cont.

by Alex W. | Sep 25, 2014 | Crime, Government large and small, Identity, management and leadership, Organisations

Trusted Insider continued Part 2 of 2 talking about the trusted Insider and how organisations can address the problems at an organisational level In part 1 of this we talked about who are the trusted insiders, why organisations are concerned and what the motivations...
The trusted insider

The trusted insider

by Alex W. | Sep 18, 2014 | Crime, Government large and small, Identity, management and leadership, Organisations

The trusted insider. Helping organisations protect themselves against trusted insiders I attended the Security in Government (SIG) conference in Canberra earlier this month. I am somewhat biased, but I think that SIG is probably the best annual security related...
Cyber resilience update

Cyber resilience update

by Alex W. | Nov 7, 2013 | Big data, Community and Society, Cybersecurity, Government large and small, Resilience

Cyber resilience One of the most important aspects of resilience in the information age is understanding the environment in which we exist. Resilience is adaptability in a changing environment, the more we understand that change, the less painful it is. Here are a few...

Over-classification restricts information sharing

by Alex W. | Oct 30, 2013 | Cybersecurity, Government large and small

Over-classification in government continues to restrict information sharing according to a report by the US Department of Defense Inspector General. Balance in Information Security I’ve written previously about over-classification and why it needs to be actively...
Privacy in an information age –  Does it exist?

Privacy in an information age – Does it exist?

by Alex W. | Sep 10, 2013 | Community and Society, Government large and small, Identity

The Four Corners program that aired tonight “In Google We Trust”  was interesting if a little alarmist as these things sometimes are. But it did make some good points about privacy in the information age. There was an interesting piece of information about...

NSA/GCHQ built vulnerabilities into encryption?

by Alex W. | Sep 6, 2013 | Crime, Cybersecurity, Government large and small

Have the NSA and GCHQ been building vulnerabilities into commercial encryption products? If this is true, another argument for open source software has been made. Articles in the New York Times and the Guardian  alleged that  the N.S.A. has been deliberately weakening...
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