Infosecurity Opinions

  1. The Service Desk: The Unsung Hero of IT Security

    Estimates suggest that the gap between a data breach and discovery is somewhere in the region of 80 and 200+ days, depending on whose research you’re reading.

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      Roberto Casetta

      International Senior Vice President & GM at Heat Software

  2. Considerations around NFV security

    DNS security needs to be built into the NFV architecture

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      Dilip Pillaipakam

      VP of service provider strategy and products at Infoblox

  3. Regular Check-ups: Pentesting-as-a-Service

    Penetration testing needs to be performed much more frequently than it is today by most organizations, and that requires a new type of service offering: ‘pentesting-as-a-service’.

    1. Nick Rafferty

      COO of SureCloud

  4. Machine Learning – Keeping Us One Step Ahead of Fraudsters

    While it is clear that machine learning has a lot to offer to financial institutions and merchants in an effort to detect and prevent fraud, the approach does have its limitations.

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      Jackie Barwell

      Director of Fraud Product Management, ACI Worldwide

  5. Why Weakening Encryption Could be Throwing the Baby Out with the Bathwater

    Should communications providers be legally forced to break their own security when required, even if they must fundamentally change the way their encryption works in order to comply?

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      Richard Anstey

      CTO EMEA, Intralinks

  6. Walking the Line Between Data Protection and Privacy Invasion

    While there has been growing awareness of what we should, as consumers, do to secure our data, how can we be assured our data is being appropriately cared when we hand over information to companies?

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      Michael Hack

      Senior vice president, Ipswitch

  7. Evading IT Threats: Integrating Security in Your Overall Cloud Strategy

    In cloud infrastructure, it becomes even more challenging to overcome such threats without incurring any losses.

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      Rupesh Kumar

      Director, Lepide Software

  8. How Context Can Provide Application-centric Security

    It’s the applications themselves that are the targets, because that is where the data is housed.

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      Gad Elkin

      Head of EMEA security, F5 Networks

  9. Access Badges: The link between physical and logical access

    Organizations using access badges to secure physical access to (all or part of) their premises increasingly ask for the ability to use the same badges for access to their network and applications.

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      Dean Wiech

      Managing Director, Tools4ever

  10. Fighting Back Against DDoS

    DDoS attacks will continue as targeted organizations pay the ransom fees

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      John Bambenek

      Manager of Threat Systems, Fidelis Cybersecurity

  11. File Sharing: The Silent Threat

    Employees secretly transfer various forms of confidential information to cloud-based file-sharing services.

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      John Moynihan

      Founder of Minuteman Governance

  12. Banking's Darkside Lurks in Your Inbox

    While banks cannot and will not be able to stop all attacks, staying up to date on current threats and investing heavily in security teams and technology will most certainly help them prevent most.

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      Itay Glick

      Co-founder and CEO of Votiro

  13. Bridging the Gap Between Executive Cyber Awareness and Enterprise Security

    IT security professionals are facing greater challenges than ever before and should be providing greater visibility into how cybersecurity programmes are performing.

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      Matt Middleton-Leal

      UK and Ireland Director, CyberArk

  14. Defending Against the APT Paradigm

    With an APT, it is very difficult to profile an attack and get an idea on which technologies would have helped or mitigated the attacks.

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      Dennis Griffin

      Product Manager, Vidder

  15. Government Security and Data Breaches: Problems and Solutions

    OPM made painfully clear the need for government (and other) organizations to adopt security policies.

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      Asaf Cidon

      VP Email Security, Barracuda

  16. A Love Letter to my Network

    Network we have been through so much together and we look together to an exciting future.

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      Kent Row

      IT Admin, AKA Super Hero, SolarWinds

  17. How to "Nudge" Your Business Back to Better Mobile Security

    Some businesses might think they're too small for a hacker to notice, but that’s a myth

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      Tony Anscombe

      Senior Security Evangelist at AVG, AVG

  18. Meeting the Security Needs of SMEs in the Cloud

    Some experts believe SMEs are serving as test lab for techniques to use on bigger targets.

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      Oscar Marquez

      CTO of iSheriff

  19. There’s a RAT in Your Mobile

    At the forefront of this wave of attacks on financial services organizations are Remote Access Trojans (RATs).

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      Oren Kedem

      Vice President of Product Management, BioCatch

  20. IP Cameras – The All-Seeing IoT Security Challenge

    The growth of the Internet of Things (IoT) has seen substantial momentum in the last two years.

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      Matt Walmsley

      EMEA Director at Vectra Networks

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