Deploying SciPy on AWS
Fun and games with Elastic Beanstalk config files This is a bit of a technical post for RiskTree, but I thought that it would be worth making this available...
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Introducing RiskFlow™
We’ve added a new data visualization tool to RiskTree. It’s a Sankey diagram for risk, showing how your risks change as you introduce countermeasures. he example above shows a typical diagram, with risks moving from intrinsic on the left, to residual in the middle, to target on the right.
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How we’re using SpectX log analysis as a security tool
I have found that in some cases, running log analysis tools can be complicated to learn and cumbersome to support, especially for smaller-scale projects. Each project or company needs...
May update for RiskTree
The latest update for RiskTree has just gone live. There aren’t any big, flashy features this time – just a number of incremental improvements that will make your experience...
Principles are good, but exceptions are OK
Recently we discussed the security of RiskTree with a client, who ran through the NCSC Cloud Security Principles. Since RiskTree is delivered as software-as-a-service, this made sense. One point...
Introducing RiskFlow™
We’ve added a new data visualization tool to RiskTree. It’s a Sankey diagram for risk, showing how your risks change as you introduce countermeasures. The example above shows a...
RiskTree update
We’ve just updated RiskTree ready for 2020. The changes include: You can now view charts showing how you’ve used tags in your RiskTree and reports. The search functionality uses...
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Welcome to the 2T Security blog. We’ve created this so that we can write about security and risk topics that interest us, and that might be of interest to...