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Rumor Has IT – Fake News and Cyber Security

Five Minutes With Lance Spitzner

Security Awareness Tips From A Social Engineer

The Craziest Information Security Stories of 2016

7 Habits of Highly Successful Security Policies

Keeping IT Simple

Polluting The Privacy Debate

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Martin Luther King said ‘I have a dream’, not ‘I have a plan’

– Simon Sinek

Engaging end users using marketing, psychology and safety theory.

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Getting Permission To Use HaveIBeenPwned From Your Legal Dept
4th April 2018
The Craziest Information Security Stories of 2017
4th January 2018
Rumor Has IT: How Fake News Damages Cyber Security
7th June 2017
The Craziest Information Security Stories Of 2016
11th February 2017

About Geordie Stewart

Geordie Stewart, MSc, CISSP, is an international speaker and keen innovator in the area of technology risk communication.

His award winning masters thesis at the Royal Holloway Information Security Group examined information security awareness from a fresh perspective as a marketing and communications challenge. In his regular speaking appearances at international information security conferences such as RSA, ISACA and ISSA he challenges conventional thinking on risk culture and communication.

In addition to senior security management roles in large UK organisations Geordie writes the security awareness column for the ISSA international journal.

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Apr42018

Getting Permission To Use HaveIBeenPwned From Your Legal Dept

When people use their work email addresses to register for external websites it causes a security risk because so many people reuse the same password for all their accounts. When an external account is breached and the password is disclosed it means that our internal systems could be at risk as well as other external…

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Jan42018

The Craziest Information Security Stories of 2017

What a year for cyber security in the news. It started with president Trump appointing ex New York Mayor Rudi Giuliani as US Cyber Security Czar. On one hand the appointment of a czar should please Trump’s Russian handlers. On the other hand, while Giuliani is well known for his expertise in locker room talk,…

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Jun72017

Rumor Has IT: How Fake News Damages Cyber Security

We’re struggling to manage cyber security risk. Partly it’s because attackers are more agile than defenders. But it’s also because we struggle to get accurate information to make good risk management decisions. To make good risk management decisions we need to understand who the threat actors are, their capabilities, how likely it is that we…

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Feb112017

The Craziest Information Security Stories Of 2016

It’s been a huge year for information security in the public eye. Security was constantly in the news and has popped up in ways we never expected. Who could have guessed that phishing attacks and a private email server would help derail a US presidential campaign? We had Apple vs the FBI. Much like the…

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Dec102016

Polluting the Privacy Debate

There’s an on-going battle to influence public opinion about the balance between privacy and surveillance. Law enforcement officials tell us we’re in danger. Security experts offer commentary. A movie is coming out about Snowden. Some participants in the debate are trying to help inform the public. Others are polluting the debate by cynically exploiting people’s…

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Oct252016

Five Minutes With Lance Spitzner

This month I caught up with Lance Spitzner, Director of SANS Securing The Human. Lance has over 20 years of security experience in cyber threat research, awareness and training.  He invented the concept of honeynets, founded the Honeynet Project and has published three security books. Lance has worked and consulted in over 25 countries and helped more than 350 organizations plan, maintain…

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