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Tag Archives: ciso
Vulnerability Management Re-Visited
I know, boring topic. Just part of IT and Security operations. Nothing sexy here. It’s way more fun to think about how to beat those nasty, mean APT’s, how to detect malware actively on your network, how to do fancy … Continue reading
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Tagged attack paths, ciso, Gartner, infosec, maturity model, TVM, vulnerability management
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Building CISO Relevance: Written For BitSight
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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Tagged ciso, information security, relevance, risk
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