So the InfoSec team at work is fairly new and consists of the InfoSec and Business Continuity Director and me and another person on Fridays. One of our goals is to brand the department.

My suggestion was an animal mascot/icon:

Sirrus the Security Sentinel

It went over well for a laugh.

But Sirrus ain’t no kinda joke.

Who better to get people thinking about information security than a rainbow-colored centaur wielding a leopard-print-handled sword?

You tell me.

Those in the know know Linux is tough to beat.
Those not in the know (a group in which I would have placed myself 6 months ago): read this.

but another kind of freebase:

How is Freebase different than the Wikipedia?
It’s an apple versus an orange: each is deliciously different. Wikipedia is an encyclopedia with information arranged in the form of articles. Freebase is more of an almanac, organized like a database, and readable by people or software. Wikipedia and Freebase both appeal to people who love to use and organize information. In fact, many of the founding contributors to Freebase are also active in the Wikipedia community. Whenever Freebase and Wikipedia cover the same topic, Freebase will link to the Wikipedia article to make it easy for users to access the best of both sites.

A bit more info here.