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Our last article spoke about the need to provide belongingness to your staff. In truth, if you've ticked off most of these needs so far, you'll hopefully beat that 50% retention rate. Your operation centre will be a good place for junior staff to work, and

After physiological and safety needs are fulfilled, the third level of human needs is interpersonal and involves feelings of belongingness. According to Maslow, humans possess a compelling need for a sense of belonging and acceptance among social groups, regardless of whether these groups are large or small; being a part

In our last article, we spoke about Maslow’s pyramid of needs and how Security Operation Centres can and should cater to even the most basic needs. Maslow built his pyramid as he was searching for the meaning of life. He had seen two conflicting sides argue over the meaning

One of the most frequent and dangerous threats to security operations is inside the organisation. This threat can stop your monitoring in its tracks; it can reduce your ability to not only detect threats but make it impossible to respond to them. Its effects can be hugely devasting can even

Have you ever heard of something that truly changed your view of the world? Back in December 2019, I took the "SEC 530 - Defensible Security Architecture". This course covered various topics, from zero trust architecture to network monitoring. And it was while doing this course, and there