Infosecurity Opinions

  1. Defining Moments in the History of Cyber-Security and the Rise of Incident Response

    Ted Julian identifies the milestone incidents from the past 25 years which typify the way in which the threat landscape has evolved, how security has developed in response and how we can expect things to change in the future

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      Ted Julian

      Former IDC/Forrester analyst and CMO, CO3 Systems

  2. Are Retailers Prepared for an Onslaught of Sales?

    After a tough year for retailers, Ross Brewer discusses the importance of continuous network monitoring as Christmas shopping ramps up a level

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      Ross Brewer

      VP and MD for international markets, LogRhythm

  3. How IT Departments Can Become True Business Partners

    Poul Nielsen discusses how IT Operations Analytics provide a full insight into the performance of the company’s IT infrastructure and help to improve security, allowing operations teams to make more sound business decisions

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      Poul Nielsen

      Director of Strategy, Nexthink

  4. All I Want For Christmas is... Ransomware?

    It’s essential to ensure unwanted malware and infections do not enter the workplace this Christmas. Ian Trump offer five key steps to safeguard against BYOD threats

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      Ian Trump

      Security Lead, LogicNow

  5. The Top 5 Data Center Threats You Need to Know

    From DDoS to weak authentication, Kasey Cross examines the major perils that threaten data centers today

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      Kasey Cross

      Security Evangelist, A10 Networks

  6. Why Retailers and Businesses Must Act Now on PCI Compliance

    With the threat of customer data breaches always looming, Kevin Burns highlights the importance of Payment Card Industry (PCI) compliance in minimizing this risk, and how businesses can best adhere to its regulations

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      Kevin Burns

      Head of Solution Architecture, Vodat International

  7. Medical Devices: Safeguarding the Healthcare Revolution

    As Apple and Google launch their first health-monitoring apps, Gary Newe examines these new technologies’ vulnerability to cyber-attacks, and explores how two industries can work together to safeguard sensitive medical data

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      Gary Newe

      Technical director, F5 Networks

  8. Is Your Organization Running Out of Time in the Battle Against NTP Attacks?

    From ISPs to enterprises, all businesses must extricate their collective heads from the sand and tackle the DDoS threat posed by large volumetric attacks. Darren Anstee explains how…

  9. Why Fixing One Flaw at a Time is Flawed

    If Security Professionals want to effectively identify and manage vulnerabilities they must take a holistic view, commit to a three-year program, and act on expert advice, says Towerwall Founder Michelle Drolet.

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      Michelle Drolet

      Founder, Towerwall

  10. Prevention, Detection and Response: A New Approach to Tackle APTs

    Evolving Threats Require CISOs to Disrupt Attacks Across the Entire Chain, From Break-in to Exfiltration, Argues Martin Borrett, Director at the IBM Institute for Advanced Security.

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      Martin Borrett

      Director of IBM Institute for Advanced Security, IBM MaaS360

  11. Looking for Clues to Win the Malware War

    With Cybercriminals Increasingly Able to Cover Their Tracks, Point-in-time Detection is No Longer Enough. Terry Greer-King Says We Need to Watch for the Trail of Clues it Leaves Behind.

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      Terry Greer-King

      Director of Cybersecurity, Cisco

  12. Third Party Libraries: the Swiss Cheese of App Security

    Waratek director of client security solutions, Prateep Bandharangshi, explains how to minimize the risk of another Heartbleed.

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      Director of client security solutions, Waratek

  13. How to Stay Out of the Headlines with Protective Marking

    All organizations can take a leaf out of the Government’s book and use data classification to safeguard information, says Colin Tankard, Managing Director of Digital Pathways

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      Colin Tankard

      Managing Director, Digital Pathways

  14. People, Process, Technology: How Good Information Security Can Grow Your Business

    Companies must strike a balance between being able to share information and protect it, in order to support business growth. BAE Systems’ Malcolm Carrie explains where the answer lies…

  15. Keeping the crown jewels under lock and key

    Information governance is not just good for improving security, it is good business practice.

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      Fran Howarth

      Snr Analyst, Security, Bloor Research

  16. Comment: Bank Heists Haven’t Disappeared, They’ve Evolved

    Evidence suggests bank robberies are in decline, but Auriga’s Darren Hodder suggests the thieves may simply have hung up their balaclavas in favor of the mouse

  17. Comment: Mitigate Cyber Attacks Now in Emerging Markets

    As the use of mobile technology continues to rise in emerging markets, there is a growing concern around the compromise of privacy and data security. GlobalLogic’s Juan Manuel Caracoche and Tzvi Kasten explain the state of security in Brazil and other emerging countries and why building security protection into products will mitigate phishing and malware attacks

  18. Comment: Incident Response – Mitigate, Remediate and then Communicate

    How do you handle an emergency incident, and communicate the details to management? By appointing a junior member of your team to handle this process, security analyst Bob Covello believes that incident response teams can increase their effectiveness

  19. Comment: New Approaches Needed for Database Security and Advanced Network Threats

    Today’s advanced threats require a smarter approach to database security that extends beyond detection and monitoring the usual attack surfaces and SQL injection techniques. This is the view from NetCitadel’s Duane Kuroda

  20. Windows XP’s Time Has Come…and Gone

    With support for Windows XP set to run out as of tomorrow, April 8, Microsoft’s Tim Rains issues a last-minute warning on why users of the venerable operating system should upgrade now

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