Good afternoon everybody! I hope your day is going well.
Here are today's Interesting Information Security Bits from around the web.
- I agree completely with George on this one. Arguing that PCI DSS is a failure because two organization that were compliant experienced breaches is like saying door locks are a failure because somebody broke into your house.
The Death of PCI DSS? Don't Be Silly - Security Blog - InformationWeek
Tags: ( pci breach ) - This is a good article to pass on to your family and friends. The tips are very good and will raise the awareness level of any who reads the article.
12 tips for managing your information footprint
Tags: ( privacy ) - The next in the series.
The Business Justification For Data Security: Data Valuation | securosis.com
Tags: ( risk-management ) - The third post in the series.
The Business Justification for Data Security: Information Valuation Examples | securosis.com
Tags: ( risk-management )
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“Arguing that PCI DSS is a failure because two organization that were compliant experienced breaches is like saying door locks are a failure because somebody broke into your house.”
PCI is a model like any other. It is a hypothesis – “these are the things to do to be secure”. There are many people who believe in falsification.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Falsification