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Tabletop Exercises from a Firefighter’s Perspective: Conducting the Exercise

SecureWorks

Tabletop Exercises from a Firefighter’s Perspective: Conducting the Exercise An exercise can reveal issues and weaknesses that an organization can address to improve its security posture and incident response procedures.

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Exercises in Programming Style

Henrik Warne

In the book club at work , we recently finished reading Exercises in Programming Style by Cristina Videira Lopes. Organization. The inspiration is a book from the 1940s by the French writer Raymond Queneau called Exercises in Style. The book consists of a simple program implemented in 33 different programming styles.

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When Was Your Last Tabletop Exercise?

SecureWorks

Type: Blogs When Was Your Last Tabletop Exercise? Without thorough, regular tabletop exercises, your organization may be unprepared for an eventual breach.

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What if we rotate pairs every day?

Martin Fowler

When pair programming, it's important to rotate the pairs frequently, but many organizations that do pair programming are reluctant to do that. ” and worked with three teams through an exercise of daily pair rotation. Gabriel Robaina and Kieran Murphy ask the question: “What if we rotate pairs every day?”

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Executive Storytelling: Why Every Organization Needs a Great Story

N2Growth Blog

Leadership Through Storytelling Building Emotional Bridges At its core, leadership is an exercise in building connections. Stories can enhance internal communication, bolstering the sense of belonging and amplifying the organization’s influence from within. Make every word count.”

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Tabletop Exercises from a Firefighter’s Perspective: Identifying the Audience

SecureWorks

Tabletop Exercises from a Firefighter’s Perspective: Identifying the Audience Scenario-based training helps your organization prepare for a critical incident. This blog series highlights overlaps between cybersecurity tabletop exercises and firefighter training to prepare for emergency situations.

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Why Is It Necessary to Run Cybersecurity Evaluation Exercises?

Altexsoft

The World Health Organization (WHO) has not only been busy dealing with healthcare challenges, it also saw a significant increase in cyb e r attacks. The rapidly growing volume and sophistication of attacks entail the need for greater preparedness, especially through regular security exercises. Reason 1: Knowing if the system works.