David Nolan

I'll send him a code.

I will do that.

I will send Joseph Carson a code.

You absolutely deserve one for this.

All right.

Although I sent a fleece to, he hasn't sent me in a while.

The guy who used to send me, he uses a pseudonym, who sent me all those creative ones a while ago.

I just so you know, he submitted, like, seven or eight of these.

So we got more from Joseph.

Could this possibly work?

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Ross Heililuk of Venture in Security argues the security industry is too obsessed with idealized frameworks built for greenfield environments, but it's not reality for 99.9% of organizations.

Instead, he says we should obsess over, quote, basic practices, the baseline everyone should implement and master before anything else.

MFA is the perfect example.

It's unsexy, won't land you a keynote at a security conference, but it's what makes the difference.

What are, and I'm going to start with you, David Nolan, what are the biggest, quote, best practice offenders, the ones everyone talks about but no one actually achieves?

By the way, this is a classic.

I'm just going to throw this out as a red herring for a second.

My wife and I used to work together.

And the number of articles I read about spouses working together, and one of the big pieces of advice is never bring the work home with you.