Great technical disaster recoveries are like better mousetraps. If nobody knows about your engineering brilliance, your work will go unappreciated. Worse, without the truth as their reference point, others may imagine all sorts of things. Read more
A major banking organisation was recently in the news for its failure to prevent money laundering and criminal activity. A statement from prosecutors indicated that the bank’s procedures had deficiencies to such a level that making them public would incite further serious crime. While this example comes from the financial sector, it applies to enterprise security and business continuity in general. When cracks start to form, a natural reaction is try to paper over them instead of admitting that the structure itself is faulty and rebuilding it appropriately. But what happens if the cracks keep getting bigger? Read more