[sarahj]

I am actually just drafting up a list of stuff I may want to look into in 2015. Here are my pain points:

Threat Modelling Tools - Even the best ones are glorified drawing tools. I am unaware of anything at the moment which can track data as it passes through multiple systems (e.g. user enters in name, name propagates to internal server A during call y etc.) - any tool has to have an offline option for obvious reasons.

I will second the fragmented conversation issue. I will add email/messenger and face-to-face to the mix. e.g. If I ask someone a question in email and they answer me when we bump into each other on a coffee run then I want to record this information somewhere - best I have so far is a physical notepad combined with a text editor - which still means a lot of copying from one place to the other.

On that same front, knowledge capture. Once I have the answer to that question I don't want to lose it - but I may want to forget it, but I also want to be able to remember I know it :) - Wikis work somewhat for this, but mostly lack searchability because everyone, including myself, is lazy and linking to things is hard.

[Alesis_Novik]

So do you yourself currently use Wikis for knowledge capture or do you do it in a different way?

[sarahj]

Initially I capture it in a notebook/text editor. Then I go through an editing process and then use Wikis to capture an edited condensed version.