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J.J. Thompson in SECOPS

Jan 4, 2017

Attribution + Russia = Misdirection

When the trees move, the enemy is coming; when there are many blinds in the undergrowth, it is misdirection. — Sun Tzu

My first story on Medium will not be data driven. It will not be repeating the well thought out posts by Lee and Jeffrey…

Tom Gorup in SECOPS

Jan 13, 2017

SOAR + SIRP + SOAP + TIP / X = ?

Questions without answers plague security management leadership and staff. SOMP brings a promise of fusing strategy, workload and metrics into one capability-enhancing platform.

Nat Shere in SECOPS

Jan 25, 2017

Penetration Testing: What? When? Why?

Penetration testing, sometimes called “white hat hacking” or “ethical hacking,” is the process of allowing security professionals to attack your network and/or infrastructure just as a malicious hacker would do.

J.J. Thompson in SECOPS

Jan 17, 2017

SECOPS Should Prioritize Alert Forward >

In the last few years, alert-throwing technology has (mostly) done its job. So, now what? Focus on managing the alert forward.

J.J. Thompson in SECOPS

Jan 12, 2017

SECOPS Instead of Red vs. Blue Team

Red, white, blue. Combined together and you get the elite interdisciplinary and outcome-focused team you need to combat cyber threats.

Michael Taylor in SECOPS

Jan 31, 2017

PM like a DM (part 1)

Software product managers gets to play in many different areas depending on their skill set and the needs of their company. Their day-to-day responsibilities may include stand-ups, one-on-ones, interviews, and any number of other tasks. Their primary role revolves around developing the…

J.J. Thompson in SECOPS

Jan 6, 2017

ODNI Rightly Focused on Intel, not Cyber

After much speculation, the report had little to do with cyber attribution. It had everything to do with traditional tradecraft and sourcing.

J.J. Thompson in SECOPS

Jan 6, 2017

Security Operations (SOC) Management Components & Terminology

At its most basic elements, the objective of a Security Operations Management Program is to enable prevention, detection, management, and elimination of cyber threats.

J.J. Thompson in SECOPS

Jan 6, 2017

DNC Hack Movie Release Date

Its inevitable that there will be a movie about the DNC hack and the ripple effects it will have for years to come. After all is said and done, what will the script look like? Here’s one rendition that may just leave you thinking “its possible”.

February 2017

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