Happy to be blogging with Computerworld (again)!

Every now and then you get lucky enough to be able to correct an unfortunate decision. For some time I had enjoyed posting my thoughts, opinions and recommendations on Computerworld’s security blog, building up a nice following in the process.

Thanks to the kindness of Computerworld’s editorial team, who honestly already gets an amazing amount of work done, I have returned to the beat with weekly contributions. I am looking forward to the coming year and I hope to see you there!

The first posting talks about threat reports and I hope you enjoy it:

Are you drawing the right conclusions from your favorite security vendor’s 2013 threat report? Some do, but I talk with a lot of security executives that miss the opportunity to use these reports as stimulus to re-examine their security strategies. The importance of threat reports are what the trends of user activity mean to your security practices and not-so-much the details of individual threats.