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Short Analysis Reports

  • 2024-04-C - Tracking You
  • 2024-04-B - All.net - Still Unencrypted for Your Protection
  • 2024-04 - The dimensions of the Problem Space
  • 2024-03 - MFU - Multifactor Foul Up
  • 2024-02 - Breaking through the cognitive barrage
  • 2024-01-B - The infiltration threat
  • 2024-01 - The accumulation of consequences over time
  • 2023-12-C - Why is all this crazy stuff globally happening?
  • 2023-12-B - So-called secure provenance
  • 2023-12 - CISO jail time (not really, but...)
  • 2023-11-D - Some comments on the Phish Scale
  • 2023-11-C - Lies, Facts, Truth, and Consequences
  • 2023-11-B - What's going on? (World War is coming)
  • 2023-11 - Silence in the face of evil is complicity
  • 2023-11-A - Why Federated models in AI leak secrets
  • 2023-10 - Asking the right questions
  • 2023-09 - Security theater at the cost of Availability
  • 2023-08 - The do nothing defense
  • 2023-07 - I'm getting bored with the talk of the board
  • 2023-05B - Another day, another RSA
  • 2022-05 - Generative AI and the abuse of social media
  • 2022-04B - Why does a 20 year old have access to TS/SCI and what do we do about it?
  • 2022-04 - API Security vs. AUI security
  • 2022-03B - An approach to gun control you will not like, and neither do I
  • 2022-03 - Why has stupid taken over?
  • 2022-02-B - So you're looking for a cyber security board member for your public company...
  • 2022-02 - The Threat Environment - 6 questions
  • 2022-01 - Why we cannot trust AI (or most people for that matter)
  • 2022-12B - How long to guess your password?
  • 2022-12 - Crime Pays
  • 2022-11 - From ZT to MT - Clothes for the emperor
  • 2022-10 - The assumption of breach
  • 2022-09 - So many things - so little time
  • 2022-08B - Freedom of Speech is not a License to Lie
  • 2022-08 - The now all too common MFA exploitation by MFA - confusing the issue
  • 2022-07 - Encrypted is not Secured, and https is even worse
  • 2022-06 - Confidence in code (or AI)
  • 2020-05-17 - Zero Trust and PAM: When Worlds Collide YouTube Video
  • 2019-2020 Oya Cybersecurity Podcast with Adam Gordon and Fred Cohen
  • 2022-05-B - Fear, Uncertainty, and Doubt vs. Self-Confidence
  • 2022-05 - Gamification and the Metaverse
  • 2022-04 - What happened to the cyberwar?
  • 2022-03 - It's all about the Rubles
  • 2022-02 - Privilege Escalation and Trust
  • 2022-01 - Theorum 0 - I exist (trust me)
  • 2021-12 - Some results in cybersecurity and why they may be interesting
  • 2021-11B - Dem bugs Dem bugs, Dey gonna rise again
  • 2021-11 - When the consequences are disproportionate to the operational acts (e.g., Facebook)
  • 2021-10 - Users simply cannot get it right all the time
  • 2021-09 - There is no "best practice" or "100%" in Cyber Security
  • 2021-08 - Firewalls are alive and well: here's why
  • 2021-07-20 FOREFRONT Brochure and Slides and Video
  • 2021-07 - Getting around authentication
  • 2021-06L - Cybersecurity From Scratch - Part 11: The Halting Problem
  • 2021-06K - Cybersecurity From Scratch - Part 10: Testing
  • CyberSecurity From Scratch - Intro Videos Background GWiz™ Gigs The Big Picture
  • 2021-06C - Security Load Explode!
  • 2021-06J - Cybersecurity From Scratch - Part 9: Into the weeds...
  • 2021-06E - The very real potential for rapidly escalating cyber conflict leading toward ...
  • 2021-06D - 20 Reasons Russia will Never Defeat our All.Net Security
  • 2021-06B - Don't trust Zero Trust - The whole of government approach
  • 2021-06 - Don't trust Zero Trust
  • 2021-05H - Cybersecurity From Scratch - Part 7: What happened to Part 6?
  • 2021-05B - Cyberspace vs. COVID-19 - 7.8 Billion People to Help - And you can help them!
  • 2021-05G - Cybersecurity From Scratch - Part 5: Starting to rock - but for a role!
  • 2021-05F - Cybersecurity From Scratch - Part 4: Impulse engines (a few bursts of energy)
  • 2021-05 - Bad decision-making OR Making bad decisions?
  • 2021-04E - Cybersecurity From Scratch - Part 3: Change happens (quickly and slowly)
  • 2021-04D - Cybersecurity From Scratch - Part 2: First Decisions
  • 2021-04C - Cybersecurity From Scratch - Part 1: The startup
  • 2021-04B - Without an opinion, you're just another person with data.
  • 2021-04 - Stupid Security Screen-sharing - Brought to you by Zoom!
  • 2021-03C - How to defeat any system
  • 2021-03B - Which came first, the chicken or the egg? (the egg)
  • 2021-03 - If stupidity was a virtue
  • 2021-02 - B-BOM and SID
  • 2021-01 - The first steps in your cyber security program
  • 2020-12 - Understanding a meta-language of influence
  • 2020-12B - An initial review of election fraud claims
  • 2020-11 - Gwiz%trade; What do we measure and why?
  • 2020-10C - Cyberspace vs. COVID-19 - Re-education
  • 2020-10B - Cyberspace vs. COVID-19 - COVID is no excuse for poor service (i.e., experience)
  • 2020-10 - Will you still need me?
  • 2020-09C - Exit plan
  • 2020-09B - Why not vote for Trump?
  • 2020-09 - Expressing my appreciation
  • 2020-08 - Electing to secure - or not
  • 2020-07B - Cyberspace v. Covid-19 - Back to School?
  • 2020-07 - Social media background checks
  • 2020-06 - Cyberspace vs. Covid-19 - Propaganda
  • 2020-05-CDC - White House supressed CDC guidance on opening the US
  • 2020-04B - Cyberspace vs. COVID-19 - American Cowardice
  • 2020-05 - There’s a hole in my bucket...
  • 2020-04B - Cyberspace vs. COVID-19 - The Farce Awakens!
  • 2020-04 - Keeping your cyber security program exciting!
  • 2020-03F - Cyberspace vs. COVID-19 - Cyberspace takes the offensive
  • 2020-03E - How to save the economy and the people - stimulus that actually works
  • 2020-03D - Live Online Remote - Work from home - the 37 things you absolutely must know
  • 2020-03C - Cyberspace vs. the COVID-19 - Shelter in place - out of an ?abundance? of caution
  • 2020-03B - Cyberspace vs. the COVID-19 - Campaigning with COVID - the CyberWar of 2020 grows
  • 2020-03 - In anticipation of litigation
  • 2020-02B - Cyberspace vs. the Coronavirus - saving hundreds of millions of lives
  • 2020-02 - The Evidence Please (early release)
  • 2020-01 - I’ve been Hacked! What do I do?
  • 2019-12 - Three Little Words
  • 2019-11 - Safety better win!
  • 2019-10 - How to not be fired in 18 months
  • 2019-09-26 - Whitelblower Report Released
  • 2019-09 - Programs we should not allow
  • 2019-08 - Powerful Security
  • 2019-07 - Claims v. Reality in Cyber Security Sales
  • 2019-06 - Countering Russian propaganda in social media - one person at a time
  • 2019-05 - Security Inventory
  • 2019-04 - Escalating and de-escalating incident response
  • 2019-03B - What's new at the RSA? Nothing (almost).
  • 2019-03 - Deprecating the use of social media by terrorist group for recruiting and grooming
  • 2019-02 - Dealing with deep fakes
  • 2019-01 - Every 15-20 years I do an update
  • 2018-12 - Cyber-Security Intelligence
  • 2018-11 - It's a race, and I just said "Go!"
  • 2018-10 - The cyber security brain
  • 2018-09 - Duty to Protect
  • 2018-08C - The ONE Page Your Board Members Should Read About Cyber-Security
  • 2018-08B - Deception Rising Again
  • 2018-08 - The story behind the story behind the story of Aurora
  • 2018-07B - White Paper: The Pathfinder Approach to Cyber Security
  • 2018-07 - The basis for trust
  • 2018-06 - It’s how you use it that counts - and GDPR
  • 2018-05 - 50 Ways to defeat your blockchain / distributed ledger / cryptocurrency system
  • 2018-04 - Countering the "natural" spread of deceptive social media memes
  • 2018-03 - Let's all go to 10-factor
  • 2018-02 - How cyber-security punishes good behavior
  • 2018-01 - While you were distracted
  • 2017-12 - Two wrongs don’t make a right - but 3 lefts do!
  • 2017-11 - If porn and drugs cannot help we are all in big trouble
  • 2017-10 - Supply chain and change control - how to get your Trojan to millions without viruses
  • 2017-09 - At some point you just have to stand for something
  • 2017-08 - Strategy v. Tactics - Cybersecurity is still tactical response focused
  • 2017-07 - Provide for the common defense
  • 2017-06 - Change your password – Doe Si Done!
  • 2017-05 - Why do they think they can just break the law?
  • 2017-04 - Analysis or Advertising?
  • 2017-03 - Defeating propaganda in the public media
  • 2017-02 - The end of biometrics
  • 2017-01 - A year of living well
  • 2016-12 - Not Pearl Harbor - the boiling frog
  • 2016-11 - Information Sharing - The end of cybersecurity?
  • 2016-10B - CyberWar Intensification
  • 2016-10 - CyberSpace - The Final ...
  • 2016-09 - If I made disk drives
  • 2016-08C - Asking too much - a lie for a lie
  • 2016-08B - Crimes against the environment
  • 2016-08 - Provenance
  • 2016-07 - How deep is the problem?
  • 2016-06B - I stand corrected - security can still get stupider
  • 2016-06 - Enough with the technical security stuff
  • 2016-05 - Stupid security getting stupider still - and falling into denial
  • 2016-04 - Misimpressions by decision-makers (with update at the end)
  • 2016-03B - RSA - What's new in cybersecurity?
  • 2016-03 - Equities: FBI v. Apple
  • 2016-02B - How secure is your data center and how can you tell?
  • 2016-02 - How long does it take before people act responsibly? Hint: Forever!
  • 2016-01 - Alternatives to encryption for securing open channels
  • 2015-12G1 - Is your threat intelligence intelligent?
  • 2015-12G2 - Winning the race with cybercrime in China
  • 2015-12 - Countering mass propaganda and surveillance in the "war on terrorism"
  • 2015-11 - We're missing the boat on legal controls over network traffic
  • 2015-10 - Send me the Snowden docs
  • 2015-09 - Why can't we make any of the systems we use secure from remote attack?
  • 2015-08 - Who's to blame
  • 2015-07 - The greatest strategic blunder of all time?
  • 2015-06-B - Incident at All.Net - 2015
  • 2015-06 - Reducing the Effects of Malicious Insiders Non-technologically
  • 2015-05 - Iran(t) on merchantability for software
  • 2015-04 - Fishing and phishing
  • 2015-03-B - Error-induced misoperation - rowhammer
  • 2015-03 - Temporal microzones and end-user workstations
  • 2015-02 - Input checking
  • 2015-01 - The year of the Trojans (and their unintended side effects)
  • 2014-12 - Stupid security getting even stupider
  • 2014-11-B - Eat your own dog food
  • 2014-11 - What's the big deal about big data loss (actually theft)?
  • 2014-10 - Cyber (whatever that is) insurance yet again?
  • 2014-09 - 2-factor this into your thinking
  • 2014-08-B - A touch of the Ebola
  • 2014-08 - Aurora and why it doesn't really matter
  • 2014-07 - Encrypt it all!!!
  • 2014-06 - Is it secure?
  • 2014-05 - May Day - attack mechanisms revisited - were you surprised by the NSA's activities?
  • 2014-04 - The RSA: Science Fiction and Humor
  • 2014-03-B - The Snowden virus - disrupting the secret world by exploiting their policies
  • 2014-03 - The four tactical situations of cyber conflict
  • 2014-02 - Countering hardware storage device Trojans
  • 2014-01-B - After the Red Team
  • 2014-01 - Why we need better reporters to solve our security problems
  • 2013-12 - Return of the telnet return
  • 2013-11-B - Transparency - a different protection objective
  • 2013-11 - Demystifying control architecture
  • 2013-10-B - The "big deal" approach to risk management
  • 2013-10 - Trust and worthiness
  • 2013-09 - The surveillance society: pros, cons, alternatives, and my view
  • 2013-08 - Three words you should never use in security and risk management
  • 2013-07-B - How to justify (security) metrics and what to measure
  • 2013-07 - Mobility and industrial control systems
  • 2013-06 - Separation of Duties and RFPs
  • 2013-05-B -The harder problems
  • 2013-05 - Write lock the past, access control the present, anticipate the future
  • 2013-04-B - Actionable metrics (Guest Editor)
  • 2013-04 - Managing Oops
  • 2013-03-C - Limiting Insider Effects Through Micro-Zoning
  • 2013-03-B - Welcome to the Information Age - a 1-page primer
  • 2013-03 - Security Heroes
  • 2013-02-B - Stupid Security Winner for 2012
  • 2013-02 - Thinking more clearly
  • 2013-01 - Raising all boats - by improving the average
  • 2012-12 - Ten Bad Assumptions
  • 2012-11 - The Design Basis Threat
  • 2012-10 - Changing the leverage
  • 2012-09 - Eventually, you are going to make a mistake
  • 2012-08 - As the consequences rise, where is the risk management?
  • 2012-07-B - The Facebook debacle and what it says about the other providers
  • 2012-07 - Open CyberWar - Early Release
  • 2012-06 - Question everything
  • 2012-05 - The threat reduction approach - Point - Counterpoint
  • 2012-04 - Insiders turning
  • 2012-03 - Three emerging technologies
  • 2012-02 - Ethics in security research
  • 2012-01 - The security squeeze
  • 2011-12 - Can we attribute authorship or human characteristics by automated inspection?
  • 2011-11b - Saving SMBs from data leakage
  • 2011-11 - Webification and Authentication Insanity
  • 2011-09 - Consistency under deception implies integrity - ICSJWG version
  • 2011-10 - Security vs. Convenience - The Cloud - Mobile Devices - and Synchronization
  • 2011-09 - Consistency under deception implies integrity
  • 2011-09-11 - CIP version of "Progress and evolution of critical infrastructure protection over the last 10 years?"
  • 2011-08 - Progress and evolution of critical infrastructure protection over the last 10 years?
  • 2011-07 - The structure of risk and reward
  • 2011-06 - Security Metrics - A Matter of Type
  • 2011-05 - The R word
  • 2011-04 - Change your passwords how often?
  • 2011-03 - Any is not All
  • 2011-02 - Why are we so concerned about governments getting our data?
  • 2011-01B - The Bottom Ten List - Information Security Worst Practices - Getting Even Worse
  • 2011-01 - Risk aggregation - again and again and again...
  • 2011-00 - All.net has moved to the cloud!!!

    2010

  • 2010-12B - Book code cryptography may be nearly dead
  • 2010-12 - Changes to the Federal Rules of Evidence - Rule 26
  • 2010-11 - How do we measure "security"?
  • 2010-10 - Moving target defenses with and without cover deception
  • 2010-09 - User Platform Selection Revisited
  • 2010-08 - The DMCA Still Restricts Forensics
  • 2010-07 - Mediated Investigative Electronic Discovery
  • 2010-06 - The difference between responsibility and control
  • 2010-05 - The Virtualization Solution
  • 2010-04 - Attacks on information systems - a bedtime story
  • 2010-03 - The attacker only has to be right once - another information protection fallacy
  • 2010-02b - Another ridiculous cyber warfare game to scare deciders into action
  • 2010-02 - Developing the science of information protection
  • 2010-01 - The Bottom Ten List - Information Security Worst Practices

    2009

  • 2009-12b - COFEE and the state of digital forensics (Christmas special!!!)
  • 2009-12 - Using the right words
  • 2009-11 - Passwords again - why we can't leave well enough alone
  • 2009-10 - Partitioning and virtualization - a strategic approach
  • 2009-09 - Forensics: The limits of my tools, my techniques, and myself
  • 2009-08 - Virtualization and the cloud - Risks and Rewards
  • 2009-07 - The speed of light, it's easy to forge, email is always fast, and more
  • 2009-06 - Security Decisions: Deception - When and where to use it
  • 2009-05b - Culture clash: Cloud computing and digital forensics
  • 2009-05 - Protection testing: What protection testing should we do?
  • 2009-04b - Proposed Cyber-Security Law: What's the problem?
  • 2009-04 - Risk management: There are no black swans
  • 2009-03 - How spam vigilantes are wrecking email and encourage violations of law
  • 2009-02b - Digital forensics must come of age
  • 2009-02 - A structure for addressing digital forensics
  • 2009-01 - Change management: How should I handle it?

    2008

  • 2008-12-B - Short Note: Twittering away your privacy
  • 2008-12 - Digital Forensic Evidence: A Wave Starting to Break
  • 2008-11 - Security Decision: Zoning your network
  • 2008-10 - Social tension and separation of duties
  • 2008-09 - Default deny is best practice? Not anymore!
  • 2008-08 - Control architecture: Access controls
  • 2008-07 - Fault modeling, the scientific method, and thinking out of the box
  • 2008-06 - Inventory Revisited - How to reduce security losses by 70%?
  • 2008-05 - Control Requirements for Control Systems... Matching Surety to Risk
  • 2008-04 - The Botnets have come - The Botnets have come...
  • 2008-03 - Enterprise Information Protection - It's About the Business
  • 2008-02 - The Digital Forensics World
  • 2008-01 - Unintended Consequences

    2007

  • 2007-12 - Security, justice, and the future
  • 2007-11 - Security by Psychology
  • 2007-10 - Making compliance simple - not
  • 2007-09 - Identity Assurance and Risk Aggregation
  • 2007-08 - The ethical challenge
  • 2007-07 - Security Decision Support
  • 2007-06 - User platform selection
  • 2007-05 - Risk Management
  • 2007-04 - Security Ethics and the Professional Societies
  • 2007-03 - Emerging Risk Management Space
  • 2007-02 - Emerging Market Presence
  • 2007-01 - Market Maturity and Adoption Analysis Summary
  • 2007-00 - Analysis Framework

    "Get Smart" - our older monthly newsletter

    2008

  • 2008-02 - Who Should Do Your Digital Forensics?
  • 2008-01 - Accidental Security

    2007

  • 2007-12 - Security End-of-year
  • 2007-11 - Covert Awareness
  • 2007-10 - Measuring Compliance
  • 2007-09 - Identity Assurance
  • 2007-08 - Conflicts of Interest
  • 2007-07 - Making Better Security Decisions
  • 2007-06 - Which User Platform
  • 2007-05 - Managing Risks
  • 2007-04 - Information Content Inventory
  • 2007-03 - Sensible Security - You Wouldn't?
  • 2007-02 - Measuring Security
  • 2007-01 - Closing the Gap

    2006

  • 2006-12 - The Security Schedule
  • 2006-11 - The Holidays Bring the Fraudsters
  • 2006-10 - Physical/Logical Convergence??
  • 2006-09 - How can I Show I am Me in Email?
  • 2006-08 - Service Oriented Architecture Security Elements
  • 2006-07 - The Life Expectancy of Defenses
  • 2006-07 - BONUS ISSUE: The End of the World as we Know it
  • 2006-06 - Why the CISO should work for the CEO - Three Case Studies

    Managing Network Security

    2003

  • July, 2003 - Why?
  • June, 2003 - Background Checks
  • May, 2003 - Operations Security for the Rest of Us
  • April, 2003 - Documenting Security
  • March, 2003 - Novelty Detection
  • February, 2003 - Switching Your Infrastructure
  • January, 2003 - Security Programming

    2002

  • December, 2002 - Back Up a Minute
  • November, 2002 - Breaking In - to test security?
  • October, 2002 - Reworking Your Firewalls
  • Sepember, 2002 - Deception Rising
  • August, 2002 - You're in a Bind!
  • July, 2002 - Is Open Source More or Less Secure?
  • BOUNS ARTICLE - July, 2002 - Smashed Again by Stupid Security
  • June, 2002 - Academia's Vital Role in Information Protection
  • May, 2002 - Terrorism and Cyberspace
  • April, 2002 - Misimpressions We Need to Extinguish
  • March, 2002 - Embedded Security
  • February, 2002 - How to Get Around Your ISP
  • January, 2002 - The End of the Internet as we Know it

    2001

  • December, 2001 - The World Doesn't Want to be Fixed
  • November, 2001 - The Deception Defense
  • October, 2001 - The DMCA
  • September, 2001 Special Issue - The Balancing Act
  • September, 2001 - The Best Security Book Ever Written
  • August, 2001 - Bootable CDs
  • July, 2001 - A Matter of Power
  • June, 2001 - The Wireless Revolution
  • May, 2001 - The New Cyber Gang - A Real Threat Profile
  • April, 2001 - To Prosecute or Not to Prosecute
  • March, 2001 - Corporate Security Intelligence
  • February, 2001 - Testing Your Security by Breaking In - NOT
  • January, 2001 - Marketing Hyperbole at its Finest

    2000

  • December, 2000 - The Millennium Article - Yet Again! - The Bots are Coming!!! The Bots are Coming!!!
  • November, 2000 - Why Everything Keeps Failing
  • October, 2000 - The Threat
  • September, 2000 - Chipping
  • August, 2000 - Understanding Viruses Bio-logically
  • July, 2000 - What does it do behind your back?
  • June, 2000 - Why Can't We Do DNS Right?
  • May, 2000 - Eliminating IP Address Forgery - 5 Years Old and Going Strong
  • April, 2000 - Countering DCAs
  • March, 2000 - Collaborative Defense
  • February, 2000 - Worker Monitoring
  • January, 2000 - Digital Forensics

    1999

  • December, 1999 - Why it was done that way
  • BONUS ARTICLE - November, 1999 - So Much Evidence... So Little Time
  • November, 1999 - The Limits of Cryptography
  • October, 1999 - Security Education in the Information Age
  • September, 1999 - In Your Face Information Warfare
  • August, 1999 - What's Happening Out There
  • July, 1999 - Attack and Defense Strategies
  • June, 1999 - The Limits of Awareness
  • May, 1999 - Watching the World
  • April, 1999 - Simulating Network Security
  • Bonus Article: Incident at All.Net - 1999 Edition
  • March, 1999 - The Millisecond Fantasy
  • February, 1999 - Returning Fire
  • January, 1999 - Anatomy of a Successful Sophisticated Attack

    1998

  • December, 1998 - Balancing Risk
  • November, 1998 - The Real Y2K Issue?
  • October, 1998 - Time-Based Security?
  • September, 1998 - What Should I Report to Whom?
  • August, 1998 - Third Anniversary Article - The Seedy Side of Security
  • July, 1998 - How Does a Typical IT Audit Work?
  • June, 1998 - Technical Protection for the Joint Venture
  • May, 1998 - Risk Staging
  • April, 1998 - The Unpredictability Defense
  • March, 1998 - Red Teaming
  • February, 1998 - The Management of Fear
  • January, 1998 - Y2K – Alternative Solutions

    1997

  • December, 1997 - 50 Ways to Defeat Your Intrusion Detection System
  • November, 1997 - To Outsource or Not to Outsource - That is the Question.
  • October, 1997 - The Network Security Game
  • September, 1997 - Change Your Password – Do Si Do
  • August, 1997 - Penetration Testing?
  • July, 1997 -
  • June, 1997 - Relativistic Risk Analysis
  • May, 1997 - Prevent, Detect, and React
  • April, 1997 - Would You Like to Play a Game?
  • March, 1997 - Risk Management or Risk Analysis?
  • February, 1997 - Network Security as a Control Issue
  • January, 1997 - Integrity First - Usually

    1996

  • December, 1996 - Where Should We Concentrate Protection?
  • November, 1996 - How Good Do You Have to Be?
  • October, 1996 - Why Bother?


    Internet Holes

  • September, 1996 - The SYN Flood
  • August, 1996 - Internet Incident Response
  • July, 1996 - Internet Lightning Rods
  • June, 1996 - UDP Viruses
  • May, 1996 - Eliminating IP Address Forgery
  • April, 1996 - Spam
  • March, 1996 - Bonus: Incident at All.Net
  • March, 1996 - The Human Element
  • January, 1996 - Automated Attack and Defense

    1995

  • December, 1995 - 50 Ways to Attack Your World Wide Web Systems
  • November, 1995 - Network News Transfer Protocol
  • October, 1995 - The Sendmail Maelstrom
  • September, 1995 - Packet Fragmentation Attacks
  • August, 1995 - ICMP