The document discusses operational security (OPSEC) and defines it as a process of denying adversaries information about capabilities and intentions. It involves identifying critical information, indicators, adversaries, vulnerabilities, and implementing protective measures. The document emphasizes that OPSEC is everyone's responsibility and involves practicing common sense measures to mitigate risks from real threats.
Technical tips for OPSEC are all around.
However, what to do in real life encounters?
We provide some easy to follow tips to improve your chances in such situations.
Technical tips for OPSEC are all around.
However, what to do in real life encounters?
We provide some easy to follow tips to improve your chances in such situations.
NIST Cybersecurity Framework is a good starting point for many enterprises to harden their security posture against advanced threats. In this webinar, we will share the major take-aways from the framework. More importantly, we will explain the 5 critical factors in implementing cybersecurity defense, and how to handle them with best practice.
Transforming the CSO Role to Business EnablerCloudPassage
The world is not only getting smaller, it’s getting faster. Today’s CEOs are focused on business agility, innovation and competitive advantage to drive growth and profit. And cloud computing is taking center stage as the disruptive force powering faster, more agile business innovation. But threats to the business are growing, often putting the CSO is the uncomfortable position to say “no," or to — wisely — slow down new initiatives to make sure they are handled carefully. So how does the CSO transform to enabler of business growth and innovation while simultaneously protecting the business? CloudPassage CTO Amrit Williams discusses the case for this transformation, why cloud computing can be your friend, five actionable steps CSOs can adopt to become business enablers, and how the right cloud security platform can help.
This presentation focuses on how security officers or development leaders can apply a disciplined approach to building internal consensus to build secure software. A five-step process will be laid out that will enable a manager to characterize the landscape, secure management buy-in, baseline the existing risks, set modest goals and attempt to achieve them, and sustain the initiative. Emphasis will be on actionable steps that successful managers have used to drive the adoption of secure software strategies in large organizations.
The Permanent Campaign: Driving a Secure Software Initiative in the EnterpriseDenim Group
The majority of information that exists about software security either focuses on technical means to build secure applications, or strategies to put controls in a software development process. There is a dearth of information regarding how managers should push secure initiatives forward, convincing executives that software security is critical to trusted business operations. This presentation focuses on how security officers or development leaders can apply a disciplined approach to building internal consensus to build secure software. A five-step process will be laid out that will enable a manager to characterize the landscape, secure management buy-in, baseline the existing risks, set modest goals and attempt to achieve them, and sustain the initiative. Emphasis will be on actionable steps that successful managers have used to drive the adoption of secure software strategies in large organizations.
Developing a world class omnichannel customer experienceJeremy Cox MA DipM
Developing a class leading omnichannel customer experience is complex. This presentation given to at the Ovum Industry Congress in May 2015, tries to demystify it without trivializing the considerable transformation journey that most organizations with omnichannel ambitions will have to make. It includes some original research and a maturity level with recommendations on how to progress
NIST Cybersecurity Framework is a good starting point for many enterprises to harden their security posture against advanced threats. In this webinar, we will share the major take-aways from the framework. More importantly, we will explain the 5 critical factors in implementing cybersecurity defense, and how to handle them with best practice.
Transforming the CSO Role to Business EnablerCloudPassage
The world is not only getting smaller, it’s getting faster. Today’s CEOs are focused on business agility, innovation and competitive advantage to drive growth and profit. And cloud computing is taking center stage as the disruptive force powering faster, more agile business innovation. But threats to the business are growing, often putting the CSO is the uncomfortable position to say “no," or to — wisely — slow down new initiatives to make sure they are handled carefully. So how does the CSO transform to enabler of business growth and innovation while simultaneously protecting the business? CloudPassage CTO Amrit Williams discusses the case for this transformation, why cloud computing can be your friend, five actionable steps CSOs can adopt to become business enablers, and how the right cloud security platform can help.
This presentation focuses on how security officers or development leaders can apply a disciplined approach to building internal consensus to build secure software. A five-step process will be laid out that will enable a manager to characterize the landscape, secure management buy-in, baseline the existing risks, set modest goals and attempt to achieve them, and sustain the initiative. Emphasis will be on actionable steps that successful managers have used to drive the adoption of secure software strategies in large organizations.
The Permanent Campaign: Driving a Secure Software Initiative in the EnterpriseDenim Group
The majority of information that exists about software security either focuses on technical means to build secure applications, or strategies to put controls in a software development process. There is a dearth of information regarding how managers should push secure initiatives forward, convincing executives that software security is critical to trusted business operations. This presentation focuses on how security officers or development leaders can apply a disciplined approach to building internal consensus to build secure software. A five-step process will be laid out that will enable a manager to characterize the landscape, secure management buy-in, baseline the existing risks, set modest goals and attempt to achieve them, and sustain the initiative. Emphasis will be on actionable steps that successful managers have used to drive the adoption of secure software strategies in large organizations.
Developing a world class omnichannel customer experienceJeremy Cox MA DipM
Developing a class leading omnichannel customer experience is complex. This presentation given to at the Ovum Industry Congress in May 2015, tries to demystify it without trivializing the considerable transformation journey that most organizations with omnichannel ambitions will have to make. It includes some original research and a maturity level with recommendations on how to progress