Category Archives: Leadership

Great quote: The entire purpose of security is to support your ability to do business in a secure manner. Security is an enabler, not a limiter. If security is a limiter, you are using it wrong/abusing it. by Jon-Louis Heimerl in … Continue reading

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“Channel changing” — better than multitasking

It’s time for new thinking about balance, for yourself and your organization. Balance isn’t about the hours in the day or a just-so parceling out of time. It’s about choice. It is about being clear about what matters, putting your … Continue reading

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Leadership: Tricks or Treats?

Great insightful article with several nuggets that  I found to be timely refreshers; via Leadership Insights from Executive Velocity: Leadership: Trick or Treat?.

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Is Compliance the New Security Standard?

…Given the compelling case for securing the enterprise, why do CEOs fail to invest more in security solutions? Does this simply represent a failure of IT and security staff to make a compelling business case? Or are the CEOs in … Continue reading

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The Biggest Security Hole

A great essay by Ariel Silverstone.  It exhorts us security pros to deal with the new reality in a more effective way.  Read it here.

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Remembering Memorial Day 2009

By friend Beth said it so well… Check out her post at the link below. As we gather around our grills and barbecues with friends and families, I challenge each of us to take time to think about the true … Continue reading

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Earth Day: Recycling Your Tech Gear is Easy

Downturn or no downturn, it’s nice to upgrade your tech gadgets now and again, especially when they are so old that your colleagues are looking at you sideways. But once you’ve bought — or been given — that great new … Continue reading

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