Infosecurity Opinions

  1. How to Mitigate the Cyber Risks of Energy Blackouts

    Potential energy blackouts this winter could cause cyber risks for organizations if they aren't prepared

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      Scott Goodwin

      COO and co-founder, DigitalXRAID

  2. Beyond Google: The Real Problem with Data Privacy

    We need to accelerate the adoption of new technologies, protocols and standards that prioritize the control of data by eliminating silos and copies

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      Chris McLellan

      director of operations, Data Collaboration Alliance

  3. #HowTo: Make Security a Board Level Discussion

    Creating a collective approach to cybersecurity starts from the top down, says Microsoft's Sarah Armstrong-Smith

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      Sarah Armstrong-Smith

      Chief Security Advisor, Microsoft

  4. Turning Data into Evidence to Accelerate SecOps Success

    Contextual understanding of data is crucial to enhance network defenders' detection and response capabilities

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      Jean Schaffer

      CTO, Corelight

  5. Moving Away From a ‘Checklist’ Approach to Federal Compliance in Cloud Security

    The way organizations implement federal cloud security frameworks determines the risk and therefore effectiveness of the controls

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      Krishna C. Tata

      manager - security risk and architecture, Cisco

  6. #HowTo: Secure On-Chain Data

    Despite advancements in blockchain security, we currently live in an awkward time with a high experimentation factor and few security options

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      David Schwed

      COO, Halborn

  7. Cyber-Attacks on UK Councils – Why They Happen and What We Can Do About it

    UK Councils have become a major target for cyber-criminals, and action must be taken to protect these bodies

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      Jamie Akhtar

      CEO and co-founder, CyberSmart

  8. ‘Last Call’ to Prepare for Two US Privacy Laws

    With only weeks remaining, organizations must ensure they are ready to comply with two US privacy laws going into effect on January 1, 2023

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      Scott Allendevaux

      Cyberlaw and Policy Analyst, CISSP, HCISPP, CIPP/US, CIPT, CIPM

  9. HowTo: Fight Cyber-Threats in the Metaverse

    Now is the time to invest in training the architects of the Metaverse to navigate its security threats

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      Pieter Danhieux

      CEO & co-founder, Secure Code Warrior

  10. Tech Addiction and Work Burnout Make us Prone to Phishing Attacks

    Confronting the issues related to tech addiction will help your organization combat the potential of cyber-attacks

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      Perry Carpenter

      Chief Evangelist and Strategy Officer, KnowBe4

  11. #HowTo: Build Trust in Your Software Through Insights

    Organizations can benefit from learning from the experiences of peers to improve their software security

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      Frank Morris

      managing director EMEA & APAC, Synopsys

  12. Cybersecurity Awareness: An Open Letter to CISOs

    Now is the time to focus on long-term behavioral change rather than cybersecurity awareness, says Oz Alashe

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      Oz Alashe

      CEO, CybSafe

  13. How DDoS Disrupts Live Events

    DDoS is often a favorite of hacktivist groups and trolls, especially when targeting a live, publicly broadcast event

  14. #HowTo: Secure Your Cloud Migration

    Organizations must take action to strengthen its security posture amid cloud migration

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      David Richardson

      VP, product, Lookout Inc

  15. What the Growth of Ransomware Variants Says About the Evolving Cybercrime Ecosystem

    Researchers have observed 10,666 ransomware variations in the past six months

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      Derek Manky

      Chief Security Strategist & VP Global Threat Intelligence, FortiGuard Labs

  16. Cyberwar is Changing – is Your Organization Ready?

    Today, cyberwarfare is the most convenient, asymmetrical and cost-effective way for countries and bad actors to conduct warfare

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      Conor Coughlan

      CMO and Advocacy Officer, Armis

  17. #HowTo: Build Trust Between Developers and Security Teams

    To make software more secure, we must overcome cultural differences between developers and security teams

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      Altaz Valani

      director, insights research, Security Compass

  18. Implementing Connected Place Cybersecurity Principles

    What are the challenges authorities face when adopting the NCSC Cyber Security Principles?

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      Martin Walsham

      director, AMR CyberSecurity

  19. #CyberMonth: A Time to Change Behaviors

    KnowBe4 security experts share their experiences of helping change people's behaviors

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      Javvad Malik

      Security Awareness Advocate, KnowBe4

  20. #HowTo: Protect the Public Sector from Increasing and Sophisticated Ransomware Attacks

    Recent attacks on the public sector show these organizations need to be hyper-focused on protecting themselves

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      Steve Forbes

      government cyber security expert, Nominet

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