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Amazon.com just posted my five star review of America the Vulnerable by Joel Brenner. I reproduce the review in its entirety below. I'...

Today I attended a talk by Joel Brenner, formerly national counterintelligence executive (NCIX) and now a lawyer with Cooley LLP . He talke...

I thought this brief question-and-answer session, Richard Clarke: Preparing For A Future Cyberwar by Kim S. Nash extracted the essence of a...

If you've read the blog for a while you know I promote threat-centric security in addition to vulnerability-centric security. I think ...

Volume 13 Issue 2 of IATAC's IA Newsletter features an article titled Apples and Oranges: Operating and Defending the Global Informatio...

This is a follow-on from my "Protect the Data" Idiot! post. Another question to consider when someone says "protect the dat...

If you've listened to anyone talking about the Top 20 list called the Consensus Audit Guidelines recently, you've probably heard th...

One of you asked me to comment on Pete Herzog's "Möbius Defense" . I like Lego blocks, but I don't find the presentation ...

As a follow-up to my post Digital Situational Awareness Methods , I wanted to expand on the idea of conducting counterintelligence operation...

I've written about digital situational awareness before, but I wanted to expand on the topic as I continue my series of posts on variou...

One of the tenets of Network Security Monitoring, as repeated in Network Monitoring: How Far? , is collect as much data as you can, given l...

I've previously posted Taking the Fight to the Enemy and Taking the Fight to the Enemy, Revisited . I agreed with sentiments like the ...

Jofny's comment on my post Unify Against Threats asked the following: So, Richard, I'm curious which security people - who are deci...

As a former Air Force intelligence officer, I'm very interested in counterintelligence. I've written about counterintelligence and ...

Friday I attended an open symposium hosted by the Office of the National Counterintelligence Executive (ONCIX). It was titled Counterintel...

Jay Heiser is a smart guy, but I don't know why he became so anti-military when he wrote Military mindset no longer applicable in our li...

CIO magazine, which features an impossible-to-navigate Web site but decent print version, published Hacked: The Rising Threat of Intellectu...

In an environment where too many people think that flaws in SSH or IIS are "threats," (they're vulnerabilities ), it's coo...