All cybersecurity professionals have 'zero trust' in vendor claims without testing them, so not sure why many have a hard time translating this same mindset into a technical strategy.
12 rules for being human. Got this in my first year of university. Maybe this is what started me on the Continous improvement, Lean, Kata, Agile, DevOps path.
success for a red team is to make the blue team better, not "to get in."
Your organizational risk goes down only if you improve your controls, processes, or knoedge/skills. Otherwise it was a waste of time, money, and effort.
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Come along to this fun workshop where you get to experience the 4 steps of the Improvement Kata.
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We face many tough challenges and don't have much time to waste. YOU can help sharpen our ability to meet current & future challenges by practicing scientific thinking at your workplace. How to start with your team is in these books + all the Toyota Kata resources around the web.
Lean focused on waste elimination and cost cutting pretty quickly hits a wall if the organization's leadership doesn't articulate a positive vision of a future they wish to create.
Want to know how to change organizational culture? Watch this. If you are in my org and want to know more about how we can do this, let's talk.
https://t.co/FtTqciDgzb
The Lean Enterprise Academy did some kind of survey regarding gaps organizations currently have to achieving a "robust performance management system." The top result was 'unaligned management routines & behaviors.' Voilà, exactly what Toyota Kata addresses. Nice!