Security Balance

I agree with Andrew Hay here:

Should the Helpdesk be a Mandatory Start for an IT Career?

For
anyone who has worked in a “front line” customer facing telephone
support role, the answer is almost always am emphatic “YES”. I tend to
agree with my colleagues for one simple reason – embitterment helps you succeed.
Why do I think IT folks [...]

So, trying to do a quick review of the first day:
Nothing really special from the keynotes. Funny to see that some people complained about Scott Charney, from Microsoft, doing a “vendor presentation”. Actually I found his presentation better than the others (RSA, Symantec), as he didn’t try to hide the fact he was talking about [...]

OK, a bit late, but here I am. I’ve just found time to write about RSA now, 40 minutes before the first keynote. I’m really curious about how the conference will look like after all this economic rollercoaster we’ve been through.
It’s also my first time as “press”. That makes me feel a little more obligated [...]

Some are coming, some good, some not that much. Isn’t it a funny day?
CADIE – Cognitive Autoheuristic Distributed-Intelligence Entity
Conficket doomsday
Lynx is coming back!
The Guardian switching to Twitter
ASS certification
Mastering “cat”
more to come

This is a security blog, and I rarely go off-topic here, as I maintain an “other stuff blog” too. However, I wrote the stuff below to someone who is in Sao Paulo (Brazil, for those who failed in Geography and are not aware of an almost 20 million people city in South America) and asked [...]

Today I want to mention the security videos made by Stiennon and company. They shot these four nice pieces below:

Data Leak Prevention
Firewalls & IPS
ESM & SEM
Messaging Security
I’m extremely late on this and I also believe that most of the readers of this blog also follow the blogs of the participants, but as they are veyr [...]

You can see it here.
So what are the quick wins you can do on security to go beyond best practices? Feedback would be nice.