Threat modelling in a post-C.I.A world — focus on D.I.E
Threat modelling in a post-C.I.A world — focus on D.I.E A while ago I created the following Wardley map of Threat Modelling. You can find the actual MapScript code for this map (where in the code I’ve added commentaries with the rationale for component placement here https://t.co/ex2aWDiXAk?amp=1) Mapping the Threat Modelling activity I then added more to detail […]
Security for the 2020s: The Skills and Talent problem
Security for the 2020s: The Skills and Talent problem If you’ve been following security news and any prominent security speakers for the past year or two, you’ll certainly have come across 2 differing views regarding skills and shortage. On one hand, there’s the media and corporate message that we have a serious skills and talent shortage […]
Chinese dualism of attack and defence meets Rugged Manifesto
Chinese dualism of attack and defence meets Rugged Manifesto The Emperor T’ai-tsung (or Taizong) was the second emperor of the Tang Dinasty in China, and previous Prince of Qi which was the Province which culture highly influenced Sun Tzu and consequently the Art of War. He’s credited with saying: “Attacking and defending are one! If […]