These CISOs explain why they got fired | CSO Online
CISOs explain why, fair or not, they were let go by their company. Source: These CISOs explain why they got fired | CSO Online
Justice Department Sets Sights on Wall Street Executives – The New York Times
“We’re not going to be accepting a company’s cooperation when they just offer up the vice president in charge of going to jail,” she said. Source: Justice Department Sets Sights on Wall Street Executives – The New York Times
Professional services: Accounting for change – FT.com
A terrifying assessment. Sound familiar? The challenge for regulators is exacerbated by the fact that there are only four firms equipped to audit large multinational companies. The industry cannot afford to lose a firm because of commercial or regulatory pressures, or a hit to their reputation from a failed audit. Deloitte’s Mr Sproul says: “The…
What Air Crash Investigations Didn’t Tell You About QF32 (Airbus A380) | Tony J. Hughes | LinkedIn
What Air Crash Investigations Didn’t Tell You About QF32 (Airbus A380) | Tony J. Hughes | LinkedIn.
New Privacy Advisor Article By Brilliant Author
I’ve penned an article for the IAPP’s monthly publication, The Privacy Advisor. You can find it here. It’s one of three articles discussing how to work with your board on privacy matters.
Successful Privacy Leadership
Being successful at privacy is not just about knowing the laws and regulations. A critical aspect to success is the ability to be a leader – as a manager leading your team and being a leader within your organization obtaining resources and senior management support. Here is a short article on the biggest leadership myth-…
HBR blog post on how to obtain the right kind of attention
This is an excellent blog post on how to obtain the right kind of attention. This is particularly useful when trying to obtain attention (read resources) for a privacy problem. Embrace mystery – Frame really gnarly problems that are relevant to you and need to be solved. Focus inquiry – Don’t try to suggest answers.…
Great article on visual displays of information
While thinking up new ways to measure information governance related items (e.g., compliance controls, risk environment), I also have to think of ways to display the results in meaningful (and preferably cool) ways. The display of information is a communication mechanism and in order to communicate effectively, you need to be able to display information…
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