Unsurprisingly, we share Sounils' love for matrices, mental models and mindmaps. His summarized description of expertise as: "...one’s ability to organize knowledge to facilitate understanding" is spot on and a necessary differentiator of #Security #Leadership. Listening to the 'same' thing retold in different ways in different contexts enriches our understanding and spurs innovation.
LinkedIn’s social algorithms are awful at determining true experts. So what makes one truly an expert? One perspective is the depth of knowledge in a given domain, but the other is one’s ability to organize that knowledge to facilitate the understanding and discovery of new depths. To rapidly gain expertise, having a structure for understanding is more important than the ability to absorb expert level content. In Part 2 of my series on Merging Mental Models, I’ll share how the Cyber Defense Matrix is a merger of a few mental models and how this merged model has created a structure to facilitate my ability to gain expertise. https://lnkd.in/e2yjz9w6 Here’s Part 1 if you missed it: https://lnkd.in/erUVS-fT If you want to hear more, follow Knostic for my latest (and past) ruminations. #mentalmodels #cyberdefensematrix #iykyk
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10moI never understood why the degree of dependency is shifting from tech to people because of the different phase in CSF. Can someone explain?