Alex Hutton posted this follow up on my first post about checklists. He is of course spot on. Checklists in my humble opinion can provide a State of Nature, but can’t provide a State of Knowledge or a State of Wisdom (nice phrases). They certainly don’t do computation or analysis but what they do is [...]
I thought I posted this a while back so my apologies. At the OWASP Conference I spoke about social networking and how it may be applied to security domain in the future. I used the slide below.
In a related but unconnected event, that Friday someone of the team sent out a simple spreadsheet [...]
Business Week just published their top ten books that MBA students should read this summer. I digested some of them ages ago (The Tipping Point, The World is Flat (I am living the “flat world” and building software for the flat security world that I think will emerge in then next decade) and I am [...]
I haven’t even read this book but know I am going to love it
I have been waiting to send this email since January; welcome to Microsoft Dennis Groves. Dennis will be a Technical Product Manager for the Connected Information Security Framework (more on that as promised next week). Dennis started OWASP with me back in the day and we have been trying to find a way to work [...]
I will be speaking at TechEd in Orlando in June (and probably the TechEds in Australia and New Zealand in September).
The Connected Information Security Group - CISG, part of the Microsoft corporate information security team are working on a technology framework and set of applications to support corporate information security management programs. The Microsoft and [...]
Another brilliant post by J.D.Meier.
NY Times Interactive Graphic
That’s right, its the Mesh. Security implications galore…..I hope there will be some amazing security SOA folks developing these apps.
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