If You DO Write It Down . . . .
Let’s start 2013 with another of Dan’s manifestos!
The Magnificent Seven (M-7 2012!)
It’s that time again! Time to define the seven most important trends we’ve watched over the past year. This means that, in most cases, these trends are still trending, and should drive our 2013 tactics.
Twenty Questions About 2013 IT Strategy
It’s hard to believe: the year is coming to an end quicker than we think. Thanksgiving is less than two weeks away. And though, as busy as we all are, none of us are yet looking back at a year of endless politics, mobile deployments, and supplement compliance, we’re still looking forward to 2013, wondering […]
Vendor Risk, The TSP Booklet, and the ROE
This article attempts to concisely describe the important points of the TSP Booklet, and makes the case that you should add the Report of Examination to your vendor due diligence tools!
Technical BYOD Controls for Banks
Dan and Sean expanded a research report for a Client to benefit us all! This article includes a comparison of MDM vendors as well as advice in developing technical controls for portable devices!
2012 IT Security & Risk Management Conference
We’ve finalized the agenda, and this year’s going to be even better than before! If you haven’t already registered, be sure to get this on your calendar!
The case against Dan Hadaway!
The latest Dan’s New Leaf is an article review of an article that directly contradicts Dan’s own philosophy!
Sharpening Your Vendor Management Tools
Dan Hadaway will be giving an all-day seminar on Vendor Management at the CBAO in Columbus on August 23rd!
ATM ADA Compliance | ADA ATM Requirements | ATM ADA Compliance Kit
This document is an asset-based drill-down risk assessment that can be used to establish inherent and residual risk on vulnerabilities to ATMs whether they are simply ADA-compliant “dumb ATMs” or the new “smart ATMs.”
Mobile Security White Paper: Non-technical Controls
This white paper addresses the risks associated with the relatively new phenomena surrounding the introduction of corporate-owned data on Portable Devices, currently known by buzzwords such as mobile computing, mobile devices, mobile technology, etc.