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You have a management problem.

You have a management problem.

I have three questions for you to start off this post. I don’t care if you’re “in the security field” or not. In fact, I’m more interested in your answers if you aren’t tasked with security, privacy, compliance, or risk management as a part of your defined work role. The questions: If I asked you to show me threat models for your major line of business applications, could you? If I asked you to define the risks (all of them) within…

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Is the Web really free?

Is the Web really free?

When was the last time you paid to read a piece of content on the Web? Most likely, it’s been a while. The users of the Web have become used to the idea that Web content is (more or less) free. And outside of sites that put paywalls up, that indeed appears to be the case. But is the Web really free? I’ve had lots of conversations lately about personal privacy, cookies, tracking, and “getting scroogled“. Some with technical colleagues, some with…

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