There’s a line. It’s an imaginary line, but it’s there and I’ve seen it manifest itself. It usually appears when an organization’s security division has to deliver a third party security assessment to their executive management. On one side of the line is the sincere quest for security improvement, on the other, internal politics and finger pointing. I have seen good people step right over that line in a well-intentioned act of self-preservation. When this happens, it can bring into question the role of the third party assessor.
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Tuesday, June 29, 2010
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