Small Business Security – Keeping Costs Down
I'm writing a series of articles to illustrate how security lessons learnt within a big organization – in this case the British civil service – can be adapted...
John G. Laskey
John Laskey is a US-based security consultant who previously worked in the British government, where he was responsible for securing systems and advising senior managers about major programs. In the US, John has taught the ISO 27001 standard and is now helping develop and market new InfoSec products and services. He is a member of ISSA (New England Chapter).
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A Security Officer’s Playbook
I've been writing some pieces for InfoSec Review about my past work in information security management and assurance within the British government. Although...
Mobile working – prepare for the worst, deal with the fallout
What if, either from misuse or loss of your organization's mobile technology, your organization's information is compromised? What if, in spite of all the countermeasures,...
Risk Tolerance: Good to have – Hard to do
I've shared some of my experiences in working as a data security officer for the British government. In this piece, I want to highlight my experiences in getting...
BYOD – A Prequel
History, wrote Norman Cousins, is a vast early warning system. When faced with a security difficulty, it can help us to reach back and to remember how impossible...