After a few conversations, and having seen (part of) Russell Cameron Thomas’ post on the topic, I am beginning to realize that people are making a common mistake about Lindstrom’s Razor, which states: The digital assets in question must be…
Monthly Archives: October 2009
What is “Lindstrom’s Razor”?
by Pete Lindstrom • • 1 Comment
Yesterday, Andrew Jaquith from Forrester blogged about digital asset value, in response to Russell Cameron Thomas’ post on the same topic, which was in response to a Jeremiah Grossman tweet*. Andrew’s post mentioned a cost-based approach I use for valuation…
You say you want an evolution…
by Pete Lindstrom • • Comments Off
… well, you know, we all want to change the world. Josh Corman from ISS/IBM is ready for change. He lays out a call to action over on fudsec.com. Lots of good comments over there. Here is my contribution: I…
Social Networking Security
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Hang on, I’ll get to it after I get to the next level of Farmville…
Best Practices for creating Best Practices
by Pete Lindstrom • • Comments Off
Given that best practices are here to stay, I thought it important to come up with a set of best practices for creating them: Don’t let the “practices” part of best practices get in the way. Best theories work just…
Should you swap out Windows for better security?
by Pete Lindstrom • • 6 Comments
Brian Krebs at Security Fix does excellent research into breaches, but I cringed when I saw his advice to “business owners” about how to protect themselves from cybercriminals: “The simplest, most cost-effective answer I know of? Don’t use Microsoft Windows…