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HP Following the Wh1t3 Rabbit - Practical Enterprise Security
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HP Following the Wh1t3 Rabbit - Practical Enterprise Security“Following the Wh1te3 Rabbit” has been an excellent blog, offering thought leadership and insights for the C-Suite, yet will be closing July 4, 2014. HP will continue to share the latest on cyberdefense, consumerisation, collaboration and enterprise security on the Enterprise Security Trends Blog. -
Administrative update - please read
HP Following the Wh1t3 Rabbit - Practical Enterprise SecurityDear reader, I want to thank you for being a loyal reader, fan, and contributor for the last several years. I've been blessed with a tremendous amount of support from you - out there in the enterprise and community, and I want to say THANK YOU. Now dawns a new day, and the Down the Rabbithole blog has moved over to my personal blog -> http://blog.wh1t3rabbit.net ... same quality* of content, updates and snark as you've grown to expect from me over the years, new home. But fret not, the links you have to this blog aren't going away, and the content isn't going to disappear (that I know of). For new content, point your bookmarks over, and follow the wh1t3 rabbit! Thanks! /Rafal aka "Wh1t3Rabbit" -
The WindowsXP Cataclysm - Part 1
HP Following the Wh1t3 Rabbit - Practical Enterprise SecurityThe end is nigh! Let me start off this two-part series by saying that I survived the first time this happened. If you've been around a long time in IT you may remember this operating system called WindowsNT 4.0 – and I was there when it finally, for real this time, truly and for sure went end-of-life. I think there are parallels between what happened then and where we are today. -
The WindowsXP Cataclysm - Part 1
HP Following the Wh1t3 Rabbit - Practical Enterprise SecurityThe end is nigh! Let me start off this two-part series by saying that I survived the first time this happened. If you've been around a long time in IT you may remember this operating system called WindowsNT 4.0 – and I was there when it finally, for real this time, truly and for sure went end-of-life. I think there are parallels between what happened then and where we are today. -
Here a box, there a box, everywhere a box … breached
HP Following the Wh1t3 Rabbit - Practical Enterprise SecurityDid everyone (who went) enjoy RSA Conference 2014? Did you get caught up in the hype! hype! hype! of the thing, or did you find some real value? Here's my take on the conference, and some of the key lessons I took away this year... -
Numbers Never Lie, But You May Be Asking the Wrong Questions
HP Following the Wh1t3 Rabbit - Practical Enterprise SecurityIf metrics are your thing, and you run (or have a stake in) a software security program – or any flavor of security program actually — I invite you to check out this post. Then come see my talk at the RSA Conference 2014 in a few weeks. KPIs may change your outlook on what you do. -
Numbers Never Lie, But You May Be Asking the Wrong Questions
HP Following the Wh1t3 Rabbit - Practical Enterprise SecurityIf metrics are your thing, and you run (or have a stake in) a software security program - or any flavor of security progam actually - I invite you to check out this post, then come see my talk at RSA Conference 2014 in a few weeks. KPIs may chance your outlook on what you do. -
Security Intelligence for the Enterprise - Part 3
HP Following the Wh1t3 Rabbit - Practical Enterprise SecurityWrapping up (finally!) my 3-part post on security intelligence for the enterprise ... this time I'm dispensing little nuggest of knowledge... -
Are Security Professionals Exiting the Enterprise?
HP Following the Wh1t3 Rabbit - Practical Enterprise SecurityIt's a topic of discussion right now in the security community and in the enterprise - are more and more security professionals effectively "giving up" and leaving the enterprise? -
Why bother with security? [if you’re going to get hacked anyway]
HP Following the Wh1t3 Rabbit - Practical Enterprise SecurityWhy bother with improving your overall security if you're just going to get hacked anyway? If the realities of a post-breach world are true, then what are an enterprise's motivations for doing anything? Turns out, this new reality means more to security than ever before... check it out in the first part of a series on the topic.