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19 Jul 2025What do truckers in the inside lanes, the Georgia State Patrol, and infosec policies have in common?
Security policies are garbage unless someone actually enforces them. They exist to tick boxes, impress auditors, and give leadership a warm-and-fuzzy about “doing security.” But when nobody lives by them, they’re nothing but paperwork liabilities. Certainly not the safeguards many assume them to be. They're certainly not worth the paper on which they're printed, or the storage space they're occupying on the network. Security policies can be bad for business ...
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15 Dec 2010This woman “did not have a plan B”, do you?
Watch this intense video of the psycho at the Florida school board meeting firing at the superintendent who supposedly signed the papers leading to his wife losing her job.Shows that you've always got to have an escape route. Be it with information security, driving down the road, or attending a meeting such as this.Of course, this was a situation in a government school building where only the criminals can have ...
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Kevin has written/co-written 12 books on information security including one of the best-sellers of all time:
