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Ah, the wonders of year end predictions.
We just couldn't help ourselves, so we invited Chris Hoff, our favorite prognosticator, to join us. This week focuses on the negative trends affecting security, and Chris will be joining us again next week to finish up with the positive.
As always, show notes and podcast link are over at NetSecPodcast.com.
—Rich
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For a ‘‘grumpy bastard’‘, Chris is always entertaining. Data rich and Information poor ... what a great quote. I am glad that he talked about his opinion on why Compliance is a placeholder, and Risk Management will be more than a buzzword. He explained it more clearly on your podcast than in his blog. It makes sense what he is predicting. Now we need to educate the market on what Risk Management means. If Chris is right and CIOs are equating PCI compliance with security, we have a long way to go.
As far as you moving in with your mother an speaking Klingon ... hmmmm.
