The Praxis Practice Blog
Insights on security culture, human factors in cybersecurity, and building resilient organizations.
Statistical methods of interest: Bayesian Optimization
Statistical methods of interest in cybersecurity data analysis.
The SAT elephant in the room: Part 2
Second part of the series - The SAT elephant in the room. Kai talks more about crucial element to being successful when trying to address the human element.
The SAT elephant in the room
Blog about the need for CISOs to engage in their security awareness training programs by making sure they have the right metrics to measure improvements.
Statistical methods of interest: Data Assimilation
Data assimilation as a method of interpreting cybersecurity behavioral data.
The Forgotten Human Factor in Cybersecurity
Burnout in cybersecurity professionals is an issue that can be addressed by changing the way other stakeholders view security.
Focus on interesting statistical methods: Value of Information
This statistical method can assist decision making, helping you to decide what type of information is going to be most valuable and useful to gather.
Why empathy and emotion are key to modern cyber security
In this post, I explain the ways that human emotion drive behavior and why an understanding of this is key to creating a more holistic and secure defense.
You get what you reward: Productivity vs. Cybersecurity
Security and productivity don't need to compete. Here are our top 3 tips on how to improve security without compromising productivity in your organization.
Collect Data Wisely
Collecting data is crucial for any type of business. To ensure the data is collected, collated, analysed and interpreted appropriately requires expertise.
Cyber-security or cyber-biased security?
In the security industry, we see many kinds of biases influence our decisions.