The Ohio State University Assumes Leadership of Cybersecurity Canon
The 2020 Cybersecurity Canon Hall of Fame induction marks the passing of leadership for the project from Palo Alto Networks to Ohio State University.
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Cybersecurity Canon
Book Review: "Black Box Thinking"
The exploration of how people and organizations learn from failure in “Black Box Thinking” includes lessons that apply to cybersecurity.
Book Review: "The Cyber Conundrum"
“The Cyber Conundrum” by Peter K. Chronis advocates for a cybersecurity “moonshot,” but falls short of offering a clear path to success.
Book Review: "Design for How People Think"
“Design for How People Think” isn’t a cybersecurity book, but it is useful for considering how best to report cyber risk data so it’s accessible.
Book Review: "InSecurity"
“InSecurity” by Jane Frankland highlights the importance of developing the talent of all people who can support the cybersecurity industry.
Book Review: How America Lost Its Secrets
“How America Lost Its Secrets” is a great read for anyone who wants to understand how Edward Snowden was able to carry out large-scale data theft.
Book Review: "The Perfect Weapon"
“The Perfect Weapon” will help you understand the cyber activities of governments, industry, criminals and the blurry mixtures of these groups.
Book Review: "No Place to Hide"
“No Place to Hide” will make you question data privacy law and ponder what’s to come with even more sophisticated data collection and analysis.
Book Review: "CISO Compass"
“CISO Compass” includes insights into many topics important to cybersecurity professionals, covering technologies, regulations and soft skills.
Book Review: "Digital Resilience"
“Digital Resilience” explains how cybersecurity professionals must balance people, processes and technologies – and communicate with management.
Book Review: “Cyber Smart”
“Cyber Smart” presents a well-balanced combination of cyber threats and smart practices that the non-expert can understand and implement.
Book Review: “The Fifth Domain"
“The Fifth Domain” is a “must read” for not only every cybersecurity professional, but also every global citizen with an interest in the digital age.
Book Review: Cult of the Dead Cow
“Cult of the Dead Cow” by Joseph Menn not only covers fascinating cybersecurity history – it’s also a call to change today’s “Big Tech” thinking.
Book Review: Code Girls
“Code Girls” explores the largely unrecognized contributions of the first women to officially serve as part of U.S. code breaking efforts.
Cybersecurity Canon Candidate Book Review: Tribe of Hackers
“Tribe of Hackers,” by Marcus J. Carey and Jennifer Jin, is not just about the cybersecurity community; it is a gift to the cybersecurity community!...
Cybersecurity Canon Candidate Book Review: Defensive Security Handbook – Be...
As a desk reference and a sense check, “Defensive Security Handbook – Best Practices for Securing Infrastructure” should be in all security managers’ ...
Cybersecurity Canon Candidate Book Review: Understanding Cyber Security: Em...
“Understanding Cyber Security” covers issues the cybersecurity community must understand, deal with and help our leaders successfully navigate.
Cybersecurity Canon Candidate Book Review: Threat Vector
“Threat Vector,” by Tom Clancy and Mark Greaney, is not a hall of fame candidate, but it’s an excellent novel that gets cybersecurity details right.
Cybersecurity Canon Candidate Book Review: Blackout: Tomorrow Will Be Too L...
Sergej Epp recommends the novel, “Blackout: Tomorrow Will Be Too Late,” by Marc Elsberg, for the Cybersecurity Canon Hall of Fame.
Cyber Canon Candidate Book Review: The Internet of Risky Things: Trusting t...
“The Internet of Risky Things: Trusting the Devices Around Us” is not a hall of fame candidate, but if you are interested in IoT, it’s good to read....
Cyber Canon Candidate Book Review: A Sustainable Digital Economy: Not Fear,...
I don't recommend “A Sustainable Digital Economy” for the Cyber Canon Hall of Fame, but if you are interested in the topic, this is a good one to read...
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