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Tag Archives: OODA loop
OODA Loops for Incident Response, Marketing, and Communication…
Succeeding in cybersecurity means getting inside the other guy’s OODA loop. Good essay by Bruce Schneier. I’ve used the OODA loop (mostly) accidentally and intentionally for years. Here’s how you can apply it to multichannel marketing. Why not “get inside … Continue reading
Posted in Communications, Security
Tagged Bruce Schneier, cybersecurity, OODA loop
