On April 25, 2019, join risk3sixty and other great Atlanta companies where the Atlanta Business Chronicle will release its annual ranking of Atlanta’s…
Many modern forms of malware are now file-less and rely on Command & Control (C2) infrastructure to assist outsiders with gaining unauthorized acc…
One of the biggest threats facing enterprises are outsiders plugging directly into an Ethernet port and being granted instant, unauthenticated access …
Developing a cyber security baseline can be daunting. Oftentimes the burden falls on the Chief Information Officer or Chief Technology Officer. These …
Business boils down to one thing: People People are the most challenging (and rewarding) part of a successful business. And I mean the full lifecycle …
I recently finished the book "Traction" by Gino Wickman. Next to Scaling-Up by Verne Harnish, I think it is one of the most actionable business books …
Mention "Risk Committee" or "Enterprise Risk" to upper management and you will probably get an eye role. If you suggest a standing meeting about risk …
Quality Work Does Not Mean Quality Service "Managing the Professional Services Firm" by David Maister is considered to be "core canon" among consultin…
The NYDFS Cybersecurity regulation is relevant to all financial services, banking, and insurance organizations doing business in the state of New York…
Bottom Line Up Front Security Researchers have publicly disclosed the details of CPU design flaws that are the result of design decisions made industr…
This past week I completed the SANS SEC560 - Network Penetration Testing and Ethical Hacking course at the SANS Cyber Defense Initiative in Washington…
Organizations may benefit from greater understanding of the difference between and appropriate use of NIST 800-53 vs. NIST 800-171, especially when it…