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Repost: Black Hat Hype Hurts the Risk Management Process

by Andrew Plato | Jul 25, 2012 | Black Hat, Psychology of Security, Uncategorized

While Black Hat has been notably quieter and less frothy this year, this article (published in 2010) still rings true.  Hype damages the ability of people to make sound, rational, risk-based analysis of security issues. Reprinted from Search Security.com. Introduction...

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