Hearing suits (usually over 50) talk about technology and the Internet gets painful.
They're obsessed with the word "Cyber." "We have a war on Cyber!" "We need to hire more people to make Cyber secure!"
They're obsessed with the word "Cyber." "We have a war on Cyber!" "We need to hire more people to make Cyber secure!"
But, really, it's old guys in suits in the government/military who are obsessed with labeling things "Cyber."
I was thinking of this guy specifically since we have video evidence: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0MX488s19yE (He clearly doesn't know exactly what he's talking about, so he uses "Cyber" every chance he can.)
[1]: The scale of ages are:
0-16: Youth
17-24: Middle Age
25-89: Old
90+: Good for you, hope you're not in too much pain.
By extension, this means anyone who works with them, which means in turn any FTSE/NASDAQ 500 organisation and their partners/suppliers. So pretty much any medium to large enterprise (enterprise for short).
If you're a start-up and want access to the big revenue generating clients, the enterprise is were it's at. Which means making them feel safe and secure and using the easy terminology they understand.
Cyber.
I took a bit of time to read some of your more recent comments and I'm going to level with you-- I cringed pretty hard. Labeling people of 25 years as "old"? Yikes. I'm not sure if you mean to come off this way or not, but some friendly advice: your attitudes surely will limit the people who are willing to work with you to accomplish your goals. Might be worth some reflection.