A plague of breaches – Can security breaches be blocked with methods used to fight human plagues? Investment banker Andrew Stewart and Microsoft strategist Adam Shostack, writing in Information Week this month, suggest as much in their lengthy joint essay: The Case for Disclosing Security Breach Data … Calling the jury – Think you are anonymous when you sit in judgment on a jury? Think again. Ken Ritter of the Associated Press reports that an employee of a printer in Las Vegas, working on mailing jury summons copied names, social security numbers, and addresses of potential jurors into a personal e-mail file and kept it there until it was discovered by the owner. Still under investigation ...
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Nick Catrantzos + Tom Goff
- All Secure
- NICK CATRANTZOS is the lead author of the All Secure website and is the emeritus security director for a large public organization. He has also managed security aspects of corporate takeovers, response to international hostage situations, and finding and keeping secrets. He has been board certified in security management, licensed as a private investigator, and certified as an incident commander. He worked as a case officer for a discreet branch of public service. He protected stealth technology at Lockheed and, later, as a consulting security director for both Kroll and Control Risks, he assisted executives with workplace violence cases and with protecting VIPs and critical assets globally in volatile areas. Nick's partner, TOM GOFF, was a captain in the Military Police Corps, U.S. Army Reserve and has a law degree from the University of California at Davis. He is a former reporter for Fortune Magazine, was senior editor at New York Magazine and Esquire, and has provided crisis and communications counsel to senior executives at Fortune 500 companies, including Lockheed, ARCO, Microsoft, Nissan, and Sony Pictures.