Monthly Archives: September 2013

Building CISO Relevance: Written For BitSight

Posted on September 26, 2013 by Eric

BitSight is a very interesting security startup that is trying to do something we all have wanted for a long time. Their goal is to find ways to actually quantify risk in a measurable, objective way. If they achieve anything … Continue reading →

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A New Adventure

Posted on September 23, 2013 by Eric

As most people in my personal and professional networks know, I am leaving Providence Health & Services for a new job. But, unless I’ve talked directly with you about it, it’s likely that you don’t know WHERE that new job … Continue reading →

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Upgraded to iOS7

Posted on September 19, 2013 by Eric

Yep, I followed along with all the other Apple peeps and upgraded both my iPhone and iPad to iOS7 yesterday. Unlike all the media reports about the insanity of trying to perform the upgrade, I really had no issues. Around … Continue reading →

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Presentation At Gartner’s Security Summit in Australia

Posted on September 12, 2013 by Eric

I had a great (albeit way too short) time in Australia last month. I got to meet some folks, spend some time with old friends and gave the closing guest keynote presentation for the Summit. For those who weren’t there, … Continue reading →

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