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Giving a talk at ATLSecCon on Thursday April 9 at 3pm.

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    infosecstoic@infosec.exchange
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    Giving a talk at ATLSecCon on Thursday April 9 at 3pm. The thesis: cybersecurity is always and everywhere a risk management function.

    Frameworks, certs, Bodies of Knowledge — everyone has an answer to how we should do security. But ask "what are we actually trying to accomplish?" and things get quieter.

    Rick Howard's formulation: reduce the probability of a material cyber event in the next business cycle. Not perfect security. Not audit compliance. Risk.

    Come tell me I'm wrong.

    #cybersecurity #riskmanagement #ATLSecCon

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      Giving a talk at ATLSecCon on Thursday April 9 at 3pm. The thesis: cybersecurity is always and everywhere a risk management function.

      Frameworks, certs, Bodies of Knowledge — everyone has an answer to how we should do security. But ask "what are we actually trying to accomplish?" and things get quieter.

      Rick Howard's formulation: reduce the probability of a material cyber event in the next business cycle. Not perfect security. Not audit compliance. Risk.

      Come tell me I'm wrong.

      #cybersecurity #riskmanagement #ATLSecCon

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      @infosecstoic cool, I'm looking forward to hearing it but expect nothing from me but confirmation bias

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