Bob Bragdon
Publisher
Celebrating teamwork
I have met with many, many security leaders in the 10 years since we launched CSO. They continue to do great and amazing things to manage their organizations' risks, advance the profession and develop the next generation of security...
Before you lecture, listen
If you haven't heard yet, this is CSO magazine's tenth anniversary. Let me be the first to let you in on a little secret (in case you've been living in a cave somewhere): A lot has changed in ten years.
The many seasons of our discontent
I had high hopes that we might actually see a federal cybersecurity bill this year. Foolish me! (Of course, by the time this is published I may have been proven wrong--but I doubt it). Lieberman-Collins bill looked like it might go...
Naming names in APT
Let's call a spade a spade: China is the greatest threat to international cybersecurity on the planet.
Meeting your security needs means managing corporate politics
It's probably no big surprise to any of you, but the effectiveness of your organization's risk-management endeavors is directly related to your ability to navigate the quagmire known as corporate politics.
Navigating your political landscape
It's probably no big surprise to any of you, but the effectiveness of your organization's risk-management endeavors is directly related to your ability to navigate the quagmire known as corporate politics.
Risky workers
I thought we could examine a recent theme in a little more detail this month: the challenges of dealing with the consumerization of IT devices in the workplace. We recently completed a study, in partnership with Symantec, that looked...
Left to your own devices
I've been watching a challenge grow on the horizon. It comes up over and over again in conversations with security and technology executives alike, and if it hasn't hit your organization yet...well, let's just say that it probably has...
Vendors get more strategic
Bob Bragdon says the RSA show displayed industry progress in more ways than one