Infosecurity Opinions

  1. 2016: Time for Security to Take its Head out of the “Sand” (box)

    Containment is a fairly new concept, deviating from the widely known and popular “sandboxing” method.

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      Israel Levy

      CEO of BUFFERZONE

  2. The Virtual Mobile Infrastructure Debate is Mired in Myth

    Regarding usability, VMI decriers assume that user experience must suffer. It must be too slow and sluggish, they say. It won’t feel native, they presume. It’s just too niche for most businesses, they claim.

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      Israel Lifshitz

      Founder and CEO of Nubo

  3. Why Educating Employees is Key to Preventing the Risk of Shadow IT

    Why aren’t staff practicing what they preach when it comes to data security?

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      Chris Mayers

      Chief Security Architect, Citrix

  4. National Infrastructure Attacks Mark Ominous Milestone for Cyber Security

    The world of cybercrime expands each day, leading to the current state of affairs in which even national infrastructure organizations are vulnerable to the growing sophistication of hackers.

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      Lewis Henderson

      VP of Product at Glasswall Solutions

  5. Handling Sensitivity in the Biotech World

    A company responsible for financing of a firm has significant intelligence on the operations of an organization and how it intends to use the resources available.

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      Aaron Warner

      Founder of ProCircular InfoSec

  6. Information Security Culture: It’s Time to Upgrade to 2.0

    With the rapidly changing threats we now face, businesses need new approaches to information security and professionals that can think strategically about big picture challenges while having the tactical acumen and agility to respond to threats.

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      Ric Messier

      Assistant Professor, Champlain College

  7. A New Era of Cyber Threats: The Infrastructure Hack

    CNI is not immune to cyber-attacks - IoT, Big Data and cybercrime have increased the attack opportunity.

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      Andrew Kelly

      Chief Information Security Officer, QinetiQ Cyber Consulting

  8. Joined up Justice - Exploring the Art of Possible through Digital Integration

    Across Europe, central and local government departments are challenged by the need to drive greater digital initiatives enabling digital integration across their own department and the departments with which they collaborate and coordinate.

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      John Wright

      Head of Strategic Initiatives at Unisys.

  9. Four Qualities of a Successful Cybersecurity Start-up

    Four of the common traits and strategies that are particularly relevant in the world of cybersecurity

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      Riz Noor

      Programme Director, Cyber London

  10. The Need for IT Support to Evolve From Reactive to Proactive

    For IT departments, the most visible indicators of success are making sure employee end-users can access critical applications and IT services whenever and wherever they need them and with sufficient performance to do their jobs.

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      Poul Nielsen

      Director of Strategy, Nexthink

  11. Coping in a 'Code Yellow' World with Threat Intelligence

    While there’s no specific threat identified, your mindset should be “the world is a potentially unfriendly place, I have to be on the lookout for potential threats”.

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      Charl van der Walt

      Head of Security Research, Orange Cyberdefense, Orange Cyberdefense

  12. Top Five Ways to Improve SOC Efficiencies and Bridge the Security Skills Gap

    Not only have enterprises bought more products, but they also have tried to hire more security analysts to deal with alerts.

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      Rishi Bhargava

      Co-founder and VP, Marketing for Demisto

  13. Want to Know Your Customer? Try Authenticating Them

    It’s no longer a question of “build or buy?”, but rather a matter of utilizing available tools to develop solutions that adapt to the challenges of protecting your users.

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      Marc Boroditsky

      president and general manager of Authy, a Twilio service

  14. To Err Is Human; To Automate, Divine

    99% of firewall breaches will be caused by simple firewall misconfigurations, not flaws.

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      Joe DiPietro

      Americas SE Director, AlgoSec

  15. Looking Past the ‘APT’ Hype to Defend Against Today’s (Actual) Advanced Threats

    Much of the work in threat protection is focused on helping employees recognize and avoid sophisticated phishing attacks.

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      Thomas Fischer

      Principal Threat Researcher, Digital Guardian

  16. Life Sciences Information Security

    A Broad Overview of the Unique Challenges Serving Biotech, Pharma and Academia.

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      Aaron Warner

      Founder of ProCircular InfoSec

  17. Protecting the New Perimeter

    Ultimately, recognizing the new perimeter and managing identities with SSO and provisioning will provide businesses with a better way to secure and control the magnitude of users, devices and applications that span traditional company and network boundaries.

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      Phil Turner

      VP EMEA, Okta

  18. Static Code Analysis Tools for Bulletproof Software Security

    Manual security reviews are useful, but humans are humans after all, and they just aren't capable of finding every security hole within a large or even midsize application.

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      Debbie Fletcher

      Technology Journalist

  19. Could a Weak Link in the Chain Hamper Retailer Implementation of PCI DSS Version 3.2?

    Application of the PCI DSS’s latest system is not a quick fix, but a means to an end.

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      Andy Duck

      Business Development Manager at Barron McCann

  20. Overcoming Application Security Challenges

    The majority of strategic business processes are supported by software applications, so why does application security continue to receive less budget and attention than network security?

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      Jim Ivers

      Chief Marketing Officer, Cigital

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