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Deeper Into Risk

Published on October 21, 2012 By Kevin Pope

Welcome to my very second article of my year-long series on IAS basics.  Last week, I discussed the basics of risk.  Certainly, there is a lot more information that can be covered here, especially on how it can be coupled with a BCP (Business Continuity Plan) and how it has an effect on the DRP (Disaster [...]

A Glimpse at Social Engineering: How big of a threat can it really be?

Published on March 31, 2012 By Kevin Pope

A Glimpse at Social Engineering: How big of a threat can it really be? One of the most frustrating things involving security policy is the lack of understanding that employees (or household members) have. People are often not only unaware of security threats, but are also often non-compliant with security policy. This isn’t because they [...]