You have been living under a rock if you haven’t heard of the Turkish hack a couple of days ago. Basically – a Turkish hacker forum that bolsters a strong anti-Israeli attitude has been practicing hacking and mostly defacing Israeli sites for the past few months (years). Now, this is nothing new, and as I [...]
Posts Tagged ‘risk management’
Identity crisis
Here’s a common question I get asked a lot: “What technology should I use to secure my server/network/[some technology]?” The question is usually presented by someone who’s in charge of “Security” in an organization. Now, I wouldn’t have had a problem with this if this was a technician, or a pen-tester of sorts, but I [...]
Being in the middle (or: things we didn’t manage to learn in a decade)
Things that we should be fixing in security.
Drawing the line – securing an organization while thinking of users…
Securing sensitive organizational information where end-users that are not part of the organization need access to such said data and may even modify it.
Practical vs. Regulatory – the votes are in!
I was thinking about translating my recent article I wrote for the Israeli Insurance Association (see my last post), but decided to completely rewrite it so it would apply to a more general public rather than to the select few insurance industry professionals in Israel. The basic realm of what we are all doing on [...]
(Hebrew) Information Risk Management – Israeli Insurance Industry
Just a quick cross post to an article I wrote for the Israeli Insurance Association (this one in Hebrew – an English post will be uploaded to this blog soon). The full article can be found here: http://www.igudbit.org.il/Index.asp?ArticleID=1179&CategoryID=98.