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Influencers
Patrick Watson Patrick Watson is a compulsive trend-observer and John Mauldin’ s senior economic analyst
Privacy Is Dying, Like It or Not
The funny thing about breakthrough technologies is that we rarely see the break. They tend to sneak up on us. Every now and then, something revolutionary comes out of nowhere, like the iPhone in 2007, but it still took a few more years to take off.
The other thing that changes slowly is us. Technology modifies our attitudes and beliefs so gradually that we don’ t realize it’ s happening, but the changes are real and usually permanent.
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Helen Patton An Information Security / Risk Professional
The Seven Circles of Security: Where This CISO Spends Her Time
Most people interested in a career in Security wonder what it is, exactly, that Security people DO. And, as the profession has grown and matured, what Security people DO has grown and matured too. A quick Google of“ cyber security mind map” will reveal any number of maps showing the intricacies of Risk Management, Security Operations, Integrations, and the like. I really like these maps. They show me all the things I might be overlooking in my own program, and they let me know if I’ m putting emphasis on the right, or the wrong, things.
Richard F. Chambers CIA, QIAL, CGAP, CCSA, CRMA, is president and CEO of The IIA.
What Will Internal Audit ' s Future Leaders Look Like?
It is a safe assumption that every profession will change dramatically the deeper we go into the 21st century. Technological innovations, the rapid evolution of artificial intelligence, and geopolitical and macroeconomic pressures virtually guarantee it.
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Daniel Miessler An Information security professional.
If you’ re not doing Continuous Asset Management you’ re Not Doing Security
The more a company can tell me about their assets the better their security is, and the more comprehensive and realtime the inventory is, the more mature they are. This has been true for me over 15 years of consulting across hundreds of organizations.
But just try— either as an internal employee or as a consultant— to get a dedicated resource hired to create an asset management system and keep it updated. Most companies will look at you like you asked for the walls to be repainted in invisible paint.
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