I really enjoy playing guessing games – you know, the types that you would do in a case interview, in business school, or with your nerdy, analytical friends (and yes, my friends and I would fall into this category). It’s fun to try and give your guesstimate on how many golf balls could fit into... Read more...
It is difficult to quantify cyber risks in terms of business impact to executive leaders; and CISOs are having a tough time in communicating the value cybersecurity programs have to leadership. Using the ‘The Six Principles of Resilience for Digital Business Risk and Security' this 2-day workshop ... Read more...
In the last article (Predictive Analytics Ain't No Crystal Ball), we introduced some fundamental concepts on predictive analytics and how powerful it can be to drive business values. With the increasing computing power and the rapid development of artificial intelligence (AI), the combination of AI ... Read more...
Improving Efficiency through Digital Transformation at an Arizona State Agency Ours is a world of efficient convenience and in this world it is not acceptable for a customer-facing process to take up to two years to complete, nor is it acceptable to offer only paper-centric interactions with agenci... Read more...
“Luck is what happens when preparation meets opportunity” -Seneca. The count-down for when you will be hacked is always running! Breaches and Hacks are two different concepts in cybersecurity with the latter being more difficult to manage than the former. Breaches can be mitigated t... Read more...
Airing on December 5, 2017, this podcast provides C-level perspective on building a transformational cyber security strategy that creates value for the organization while protecting its most valuable – nonhuman - asset; its data. Our expert panelists address the ubiquitous nature of the cyber secu... Read more...
Glenn Schulke (IoT expert, writer of IoT: A Tidal Wave of Trouble) recently shared with us what hackers could be able to do once cities reach a connected society. We thought of many petty pranks such as: Requesting your smart fridge to order 20 jars of pickles Adjusting the smart fridge temp... Read more...
I used to love going to Borders book stores. Going there on the weekends in the late 90’s was a great experience – between the wide variety of latest best sellers peppered throughout the store, and being able to put on the built-in headphones to listen to the most popular albums, you couldn’t ... Read more...
