Hedgehogs and Cyber Security
June 2013
Is it a Canary?
Is it a Fox?
Is it an Owl?
No, it a Hedgehog!
Erinaceus Europaeus to be precise.
The British Hedgehog had a highly effective security system that served it well for millions of years. At the first sign of danger it rolled itself up into a prickly ball. Sadly, the emergence of the motorcar proved that the hedgehog’s prickles were no longer ‘fit for purpose’
What is the connection between Hedgehogs and Cyber Security?
Please propose your answer, twitter style (140 characters or less) in the comment field below.
I’ll propose my answer next week…
Author Bio – Colin Robbins
Colin Robbins is Nexor’s Managing Security Consultant. He is a Fellow of the IISP, and a NCSC certified Security and Information Risk Adviser (Lead CCP) and Security Auditor (Senior CCP). He has specific technical experience in Secure Information Exchange & Identity Systems and is credited as the co-inventor of LDAP. He also has a strong interest in security governance, being a qualified ISO 27001 auditor.
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