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Down the PCI Rabbit Hole in Search of Better Risk Measurements

November 6, 2008 – 6:00 am – Decision-making is often a product of risk assessment and prioritization.  Currently, I have several deliverables pending for work, a carpentry project at home and this article to write.  As I decide which to address, I quickly, and in many cases, unconsciously, analyze what I am placing at…
By Patrick Foley | Posted in Risk Analysis, Security Metrics, Technical | Also tagged , , , , , | Comments (0)

Corporate Governance: A Dirty Word or a Dirty Job?

September 10, 2008 – 6:00 am – Corporate governance is in the limelight. No one wanted it, not many embrace it. But it’s here and here to stay, thanks to the horrifying outcomes vis-a-vis criminal activity leading to the failures of Enron, Worldcomm and the likes. In the newly published anthology, CISO Leadership:…
By Micki Krause | Posted in CSO/CISO Perspectives | Also tagged , , , | Comments (1)