• 02 Sep 2010

    Crunch risk numbers or fix the obvious?

    My colleague Ben Rothke (@benrothke) recently wrote a good piece on basing information security decisions on good data. I like his approach - it'll make you think. It's true we do need good data so we can make better decisions. Sadly, we often don't have the data or, if we do, we're not qualified to interpret it.Maybe it's just me but I don't believe my degrees in computer engineering and ...

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