Using a framework to find gaps in your organization is a great way to improve your security posture. Have you thought about using the same framework with your clients? I think you find this discussion with Jim Harryman of Kinetic Technology Group a real eye-opener to the opportunities you have to reduce risk within your own company and that of your clients.
Related Episodes
Company Core
Cybersecurity doesn't happen overnight. It is a maturity process that often struggles with forward progress when the business core values are unclear or no longer aligned. I sit down with Jessica Millhiser of JMills Consulting to talk about the health of a business and the things that need to b...
Human Risk
Human risk within any organization is often not given enough attention when it comes to monitoring and tracking the behavior of employees, such as phishing attempts, security training, etc. I sat down with Mathias Zeumer, North America Channel Manager at usecure, to talk about their approach to sec...
Fireside Chat - Taxonomy and Prompts
If you are pursuing the GTIA Cybersecurity Trustmark, you will want to tune in. Matt Lee of Pax8 and I discuss the taxonomy and prompts that drive success in breaking down safeguards into actionable and obtainable tasks.