Insights
The questions behind
better security decisions.
Practical notes on assessment, design and operations. Written to support a useful conversation, not to prescribe a universal checklist.
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What a remote security review can—and cannot—establish.
Documents, interviews and approved walkthroughs can support useful decisions. The discipline is knowing where that evidence ends.
Temporary access is a lifecycle, not a badge.
A contractor’s access should have an owner, a purpose, a boundary and an end. The exceptions deserve the same attention as the normal process.
Put security requirements ahead of equipment decisions.
A useful requirement connects an operational need to a control objective, an owner and a way to verify the outcome.
Start with the question