In comments to my “Why I Don’t Like CRISC” article, Oliver writes: CobIT allows to segregate what is called IT in analysable parts. Different Risk models apply to those parts. e.g. Information Security, Architecture, Project management. In certain areas the risk models are more mature (Infosec / Project Management) and in certain they are not [...]
Filed under: Science of Risk Management by alex on Friday, July 2, 2010 | Social tagging: CRISC > risk > risk analysis > risk management > risk modeling > risk science
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Using a dish full of marshmallows. We’re doing this with my oldest kids, and while I was reading up on it, I had to laugh out loud at the following: …now you have what you need to measure the speed of light. You just need to know a very fundamental equation of physics: Speed of [...]
Filed under: Amusements, measurement, metrics by alex on Monday, June 21, 2010 | Social tagging: measurement > metrics > risk analysis
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A methodology is presented for guiding individual policy decisions from a risk management perspective, using a form of “abduction validation”. An example is presented using the case of password change policy, drawing from recent blog discussions.
Filed under: Science of Risk Management by Russell on Saturday, December 5, 2009 | Social tagging: passwords > risk analysis > risk management > security policy
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