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Sarb Sembhi

London
As seen in: Computer Weekly, Dark Reading, Infosecurity Magazine, techUK, IFSEC Insider, CISO MAG
I follow and write about Security, Privacy, Smart Environments (homes, buildings, cities and manufacturing), Cyber Security Innovators and Digital Safety Skills
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Supply chain security is a capability problem

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By Sarb Sembhi
| techUK
Guest blog by Sarb Sembhi, CTO at Virtually Informed #techUKSupplyChainSecurityWeek CTO, Virtually Informed Supply chain security is often discussed as a controls problem. Organisations ask suppliers to complete questionnaires, provide certifications, demonstrate compliance with standards, or confirm that specific technologies and processes are in place.
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Practical working Security Policies

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By Sarb Sembhi
| Infosecurity Magazine Verified
Effective working policies are a very difficult thing to achieve, whether they are security policies, or any other policies. We've all seen them in our own organisations, employment policies contradict security policies, or ethical policies contradict investment policies, etc. etc.
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Board Level Security Metrics

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By Sarb Sembhi
| Infosecurity Magazine Verified
Last week I attended the Infosecurity Council and had the previlege of spending some time with many security leaders, and I always find these meeting very interesting, as Iwill always learn something that I didn't know before. This meeting was no exception, before the meeting started, I was chatting with Andrew Yeomans (from the Jericho Forum), and the conversation went on to a feeling that some of the topics covered in several security conferences over the last year had been very similar.
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