The Myth of a Perfect Security Program ... The Reality of Eternal Life
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:: History :: HackFormers - July 6, 2012 (Philip J Beyer) :: Summary :: No security program can perfectly eliminate all risk. The reality of Christianity is abundant eternal life. :: Abstract :: A perfect security program would be proactive, adaptable, thorough, and would eliminate all risk. The perfect security program is a myth. It doesn't exist. No matter how hard we work as security professionals, there will always be someone with more money, time, skill, or all of the above. Rather than despair or bury our collective heads in the sand, let's work together to build a realistic security program. In contrast, the abundant Christian life is a reality. It does exist. Furthermore, it is freely available to everyone regardless of wealth, intelligence, social status, or all of the above. Rejoice! Eternal life starts NOW!!
The Myth of a Perfect Security Program ... The Reality of Eternal Life
- 1. The Myth of a Perfect Security Program The Reality of Eternal Life www.HackFormers.org
- 2. Teach Security Teach Christ Teach Security in Christ
- 39. Goodness "God looked at everything he had made, and he found it very good." - Genesis 1:31 (NAB) www.HackFormers.org
- 42. Wonder "I give you thanks that I am fearfully, wonderfully made..." - Psalm 139:14 (NAB) www.HackFormers.org
- 43. Accept "But to those who did accept him he gave power to become children of God..." - John 1:12 (NAB) www.HackFormers.org
- 44. Believe "Whoever believes in the Son has eternal life..." - John 3:36 (NAB) www.HackFormers.org
- 45. Believe "Amen, amen, I say to you, whoever believes has eternal life. I am the bread of life." - John 6:47-48 (NAB) www.HackFormers.org
- 46. Abundant "... I came so that they might have life and have it more abundantly." - John 10:10 (NAB) www.HackFormers.org
- 47. Know "Now this is eternal life, that they should know you, the only true God, and the one whom you sent, Jesus Christ." - John 17:3 (NAB) www.HackFormers.org
- 48. Go Forth "You belong to God, children, and you have conquered them, for the one who is in you is greater than the one who is in the world." - 1 John 4:4 (NAB) www.HackFormers.org
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Editor's Notes
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- #4: My background shapes my perspective on Security and Christianity.\n
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- #6: I'm a husband.\n
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- #11: I'm a father.\n
- #12: I'm a Catholic Christian.\n
- #13: I'm a runner.\n
- #14: I'm a martial artist.\n
- #15: I'm the Information Security Officer for the Texas Education Agency.\n
- #16: I'm the President of Austin ISSA.\n
- #17: Take a step back and look at the landscape of the security profession.\nWe're all on the same team.\n
- #18: Practitioners Build things.\n
- #19: Practitioners Break things.\n
- #20: Practitioners Defend things.\n
- #21: Practitioners manage Risk.\n
- #22: A Security Program manages Risk.\n
- #23: A solid Program has a Framework.\n- SANS Top 20, NIST 800-53, CoBIT\n- ISO 27002\n- Risk Assessment\n- Security Policy\n- Governance\n- Asset Management\n- HR Security\n- Physical Security\n- Operations Management\n- Access Control\n- Systems Acquisition, Development, and Maintenance\n- Incident Management\n- Business Continuity\n- Compliance\n
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- #25: BYOD\nMalicious insider\nCompromised insider\n
- #26: Organized crime\nNation states\n
- #27: Dynamic landscape\nRapid technological evolution\n
- #28: Risk analysis is hard\nMagnitude can be incalculable\nRisk is uncertain (possible vs. probable vs. predictable)\n
- #29: I assert that even the most mature Security Programs cannot be perfect.\n
- #30: Threat agents acting against your organization's assets are a reality.\nAny Security Program should assume compromise as a mindset.\n
- #31: Your organization will experience a loss event.\nAny Security Program should be prepared to manage the event.\n
- #32: Risk assessment performed annually or less often is worthless.\nAny Security Program should be designed to continually assess risk.\n
- #33: "If everything is a priority, then nothing is a priority."\nAny Security Program should prioritize efforts and resources based on risk.\n
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- #36: God\n
- #37: Jesus\n
- #38: The infinite exists.\n
- #39: Soul\n
- #40: Creation\n
- #41: I assert that for Christians, Eternal Life starts here and now.\n
- #42: "Action expresses priorities." - Mahatma Gandhi\nWhat do you live for?\n\n\n
- #43: Live your life full of wonder at God's work in and around you.\n
- #44: Accept Jesus as your Savior and be forgiven.\n
- #45: Notice the present tense usage.\n
- #46: John's gospel is consistent.\n
- #47: This life is abundant.\n
- #48: Know God. Know Jesus. Live.\n
- #49: How will you allow yourself to be changed?\n
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