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With Top Positions Available, Top CISOs pick their Battles

August 6, 2009

Analysis of:Security Cyber Czar Steps Down | online.wsj.com

The mind of a CISO is as unique as their skillsets. They are part business consultant, auditor, operator, business developer, organizer; and they are required to drive and unify leadership among all areas where information passes through the organization. Which makes the CISO one of the commonly misundertsood leadership roles that exists in organizational structures. Finding a great CISO is not the challenge. The challenge is convincing one to work for you.

P.I.I. on Trial: Poor Decision because of Poor Definitions

July 8, 2009

Analysis of:Court: IP Addresses Are Not 'Personally Identifiable' Information | www.mediapost.com

A U.S. District Court Judge renders a decision because the prosecution could not effectively communicate and present what personally identifiable information is, although it is already defined by the data privacy industry, NIST, the EU, and in a memo from the Office of the President of the United States.

Missing the Point on Outsourcing IT

February 19, 2009

Analysis of:China threat to Indian IT | www.ft.com

The financial times has identified correctly that China can stick to a plan and successfully engage in new markets, but so can most other developed countries of the world. Strategic sourcing, which includes evaluating data privacy, security and integrity-related risks on top of the business process being outsourced, leans towards choosing Indian-based companies over China-based companies because of years of due-care and standards for integrating business systems with companies in that geo-political climate. The geography of the outsourcer plays a huge role in both client acquisition, customer satisfaction, and piece of mind. It's not only the bottomline cost.

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