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SecOps DevSecOps Makes a Difference, but Uptake is Slow

Keys to Adapting SecOps Processes for the Cloud

| | Firemon, modernization, Process, secops, security operations
In part three of this series, now that we’ve modernized our core SecOps capabilities, we can start adapting our processes for the cloud ...
Security Boulevard
Microsoft Teams Controls for Security and Compliance tutorial

Secure Working from Home – Some Ideas and Guidance

| | Corona, Home Office, Incidents, Microsoft, people, policy, Process, processes, Products, security, strategy, work from home
There is plenty of information out there how to secure a “Home Office” environment in these days and I do not want this to be another one. However, I tried to compile ...
Roger Halbheer on Security

Finding a Good Vendor Partner: More than Technology

| | Featured Articles, IT Security and Data Protection, people, Process, vendor partner
Finding a security vendor that is the best fit for your company’s business objectives, culture, risk profile, and budget is challenging today. The purpose of this blog is to suggest that working ...
The State of Security

How to leverage “Secure Access Workstations” for the Cloud

| | cloud computing, Incidents, Industry, Microsoft, people, Process, processes, security, strategy, technology
This is a questions I get fairly often. But before I try to answer, let’s take a step back: We know that attackers typically try to compromise user accounts and then move ...
Roger Halbheer on Security

Make No Mistake — Microsoft Is A Security Company Now

| | Anti-Malware, Antivirus software, Cloud, cloud computing, Cloud computing security, Microsoft, people, policy, Process, Products, security, SIEM, strategy, technology, trends
That’s not a bad start of the day, reading such a headline from a Forrester analyst. I am often asked, how far we are going to drive security within Microsoft. Well, I ...
Roger Halbheer on Security

Do we really need a CSO?

| | General, Industry, people, policy, Process, security, technology, trends
I was just reading an article called Does Facebook even need a CSO? – initially my reaction was (as most of yours I guess): “What a stupid question, for sure we need ...
Roger Halbheer on Security

Cyberspace Security Review

| | Attack, Compliance, cyberspace, government, hacker, Incident Response, Information Security, Infosec, intrusion detection, investigation, Network Security, Obama, Penetration Testing, pentest, policy, Process, Research and Development, risk, security, strategy, vulnerability, White House
On Friday (May 29, 2009) President Obama announced the nation’s plan to defend against attacks on the nation's computer networks; a “strategic national asset.” This plan includes appointing a Cyber-Security Chief, whom ...
Zen One

Secure Guardrails