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I am just dying right now! ☠️
HOW was this done last year- and I missed it? 😳 #StarTrek #AllIWantForChristmasIsQ #Christmas 🎄
When I get to 100,000 followers on Mastodon I will officially bring Mastodons back from extinction.
Boost and favorite this post to help make this happen ASAP.
In case this is TL/DR - here's a synopsis of the highlights:
https://expel.com/blog/expel-quarterly-threat-report-q3-top-5-takeaways/
Time for some CISO tool talk (and question). I've found two helpful #NIST #CSF #self-assessment tools over the last few years.
There's this one from John Masserini: https://johnmasserini.com/2022/02/18/new-version-of-the-nist-csf-tool/
And this one from Expel: https://expel.com/expel-self-scoring-tool-for-nist-csf/
They take a slightly different approach with the Expel one being a bit simplified and better suited for a smaller growth-stage organization.
I've used CIS CSAT in the past but curious to learn if fellow CISOs and #infosec folks in the fediverse have opinions about NIST CSF specifically.
What self-assessment tools and approach would you use for a lean org? Do you have any free resources or affordable #GRC tools to assist?
Team's been continuing to iterate on threat reporting. Feedback/reactions welcome.
Topics this time: #BEC #MFA fatigue #identity and #ransomware
So apparently #introduction is a thing? I feel like I just finished waiting for my 2400baud connection to complete.
Currently co-founder at @expel. Formerly Mandiant. Before that was not a dirty vendor.
Not as much of a security person as a management / leadership nerd. Have been accused of being a walking HBR article.
Have big fish tank. Like to travel and do things.