How can idioms relate to infosec?

What do idioms have to do with infosec?  How can we learn from them in the field?  I discuss this topic in my latest SecurityWeek piece: https://www.securityweek.com/devil-you-know-how-idioms-can-relate-information-security.

How can confirmation bias affect security?

How can confirmation bias affect security?  More than you might be inclined to believe.  I discuss this interesting topic in my latest SecurityWeek piece: https://www.securityweek.com/confirmation-bias-and-importance-second-opinion.

What can grilling chicken teach us about securty?

What can grilling chicken teach us about security?  More than you might initially realize.  I discuss in my latest DarkReading piece: https://www.darkreading.com/perimeter/setting-the-table-for-effective-cybersecurity-20-culinary-questions/a/d-id/1333471.  Bon Appetit!

When is the right time to cut your losses on a wasteful security project?

When is the right time to cut your losses on a wasteful security project? I discuss in my latest SecurityWeek piece: https://www.securityweek.com/when-cut-your-losses-wasteful-security-project.

8 Security Buzzwords That Are Too Good to Be True

Can you name 8 security buzzwords that are too good to be true?  I can.  My latest piece in DarkReading discusses: https://www.darkreading.com/cloud/8-security-buzzwords-that-are-too-good-to-be-true/a/d-id/1333291.

How can laziness be a wonderful motivator in security?

Can laziness be a motivating factor in security?  I would argue that it indeed can be.  I discuss in my latest SecurityWeek piece: https://www.securityweek.com/laziness-wonderful-motivator-security.  Hope you enjoy.

Good Times in Security Come When You Least Expect Them

How can we set ourselves up to appreciate the good times that come when we least expect them?  I discuss in my latest DarkReading piece: https://www.darkreading.com/operations/good-times-in-security-come-when-you-least-expect-them/a/d-id/1333091.