Infosecurity Interviews
Interview: Andrew Nanson, Corvid
Relying on an annual penetration test will not save you from being breached
Interview: Hugh Njemanze, CEO and Founder of Anomali
ThreatStream rebrand as Anomali, and offer new solutions to rhe SMB. CEO Hugh Njemanze talks to Infosecurity about past and future plans.
Interview: Ali Kutluhan Aktaş, KKB
The ubiquity of personal devices inside the highly-regulated Credit Bureau of Turkey led its head of information security to seek a solution.
Interview: Jeff Holleran, BlackBerry
At BlackBerry, we are known for securing access to the internal apps behind the firewall.
Interview: Nigel Harrison, Board Member, Cyber Security Challenge
Deputy Editor Michael Hill sits down with Nigel Harrison at the Greenwich Insight Camp to discuss the Cybersecurity Challenge.
Interview: Brett Wahlin, HPE Global CISO
HPE CISO Brett Wahlin talks about his experience at Sony, and a five step programme to securing a business.
The Road to a Better Security Outlook – Jack Daniel: Interview
The word ‘journey’ is over-used in the context of things that do not include taking oneself from one place to another. But considering the career of Jack Daniel, the word seems apposite, writes Joe O’Halloran
Interview: John McAfee
Suited, booted and back on the speaking circuit, John McAfee is a man with a bone to pick. Mike Hine lights the fuses at Infosecurity Europe
Interview: Richard Starnes, CISO, Kentucky Health Cooperative
Mike Hine meets a CISO with both healthcare and law enforcement experience
Interview: Raj Samani, Intel Security VP & CTO EMEA
CTO. Author. Europol advisor. Information security enthusiast. Husband. Father. And not in that order. Eleanor Dallaway talks to Intel Security VP & CTO EMEA, Raj Samani, a man so passionate about his industry that he manages to turn a weekend at Legoland into an infosec lesson for some of the park’s young visitors
Interview: Marc Maiffret
Mike Hine meets a hacker turned entrepreneur who has done it all in security
Interview: Rapid7’s Jen Ellis and Tod Beardsley
Mike Hine meets two infosec advocates working at the collaborative frontier of the security industry
Interview: Kevin Hickey, President & CEO, BeyondTrust
Kevin Hickey is the president and CEO of BeyondTrust. He’s also one of the nicest guys you could ever hope to meet. Sat against a backdrop of the beautiful mountainous desert, in his office in Phoenix, Arizona, Hickey told Eleanor Dallaway what the key to retaining good infosec people is, and why, despite his reputation for M&A, BeyondTrust is different…
#MWC15: Interview with Andy Davis, NCC Group Research Director
Exhibiting at Mobile World Congress, NCC Group research director Andy Davis tells me, is a bit like “being a needle in a haystack.” But there are a few things that can make you stand out. Having a drone on stand is one – despite the declaration by MWC’s organizers that this year’s event is a no-fly zone. But are drones just crowd pleasing gimmicks, or is there a message in here somewhere?
Interview: Neil Campbell, Security Group General Manager, Dimension Data
With a background in the Australian Federal Police, Neil Campbell has seen the evolution of cybercrime from its origins to the present day. Now at Dimension Data, he brings his experience to his role of providing security solutions and operations for a range of organizations. Mike Hine met him in London to find out more
Interview: Mav Turner, Director of Business Strategy, SolarWinds
Austin is well known as a hub for technology and innovation – and SolarWinds is one Texan company making a stir among the security landscape, as Mike Hine discovered when he met Mav Turner
Interview: W. Hord Tipton, Former Executive Director, (ISC)2
W. Hord Tipton, cybersecurity elder statesman, tells Tara Seals about the value of experience, how government attitudes towards security have changed and how the next generation of the cyber-workforce can prepare for the complex challenges ahead
Interview: Rohyt Belani, CEO PhishMe
With nearly 15 years in the industry, Rohyt Belani is now firmly in “geek in suit” territory, having co-founded PhishMe in 2008. He told Mike Hine about the changing face of cybersecurity, the persistent threat of spear-phishing, and the importance of hands-on training
Cyber-Security SANS Frontières: An Interview with Lance Spitzner
The SANS Institute is at the cutting-edge of the war on the cyber-security skills gap – and Lance Spitzner, certified instructor at SANS, has plenty of insight on the subject. Mike Hine went to meet him during a recent stop-off in London
