On Friday we wrote a blog post that talked about remote work and security from a workers perspective. We included a checklist. In this post, we want to develop that idea and talk about it more generally from a company and IT strategy perspective. We’ll start with some pictures to illustrate some of the issues. […]
In the latest video of our Security Culture series we talk about remote work and security. You can also listen in on our podcast. Remote Will Be Important For a While In light of Coronavirus / Covid-19 and in particular, the key CDC recommendation that we implement social distancing (work from home), we wanted to […]
In light of Coronavirus / Covid-19 and in particular, the key CDC recommendation that we implement social distancing (work from home), we wanted to try to write a helpful post about working remotely securely. Jemurai has always been remote friendly, with employees sprinkled across the US and we can talk about what makes our remote […]
A client recently asked how they could improve their security culture. It’s not an easy (or even always achievable) task to build the kind of security culture you might want. This post introduces a content series that is intended to help bring security to developer teams. The Series The Jemurai Security Culture Campaign Series will […]
This post talks about the do’s and don’ts of implementing a vendor management program. In a broader business context, many companies already have vendor management programs to manage risks around tax exposure, vendor solvency, price, terms, etc. In the context of information security, a vendor management program is a set of tasks, gathered data and […]
This post is about a case where we didn’t follow our own advice or industry best practices and it bit us. But then interesting other things ensued and we learned some things. The Gotcha Moment Last week, I wrote a blog post about AppSec Programs that included a live Trello board and exposed a fair […]
