Infosecurity Opinions

  1. Why Cybersecurity Alliances Are a 21st Century Necessity

    Building cyber defenses beyond an organization are just as important as securing its own internal infrastructure.

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      Khalid Al Harbi

      chief information security officer, Aramco

  2. #HowTo Launch a Remote SOC

    Having SOC analysts work remotely during lockdown shows ‘going virtual’ is possible

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      Spencer Lichtenstein

      Product Strategist, RSA Security

  3. CEOs Will be Responsible for IoT Security – Where Do They Start? #NCSAM

    The auditing of IIoT needs to be done digitally using technology like distributed ledgers

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      Ian Ferguson

      VP Marketing and Strategic Alliances at Lynx Software Technologies

  4. Onslaught of Login (Brute Force) Attacks Shakes Enterprise IT Security

    Brute force is an old method of attack but is still effective

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      Rakesh Soni

      CEO & Co-Founder of LoginRadius

  5. Twitter Hack Spurred Copycats, But Other Businesses Don’t Have to Fall Prey

    The consequences of privileged identity exposure are potentially catastrophic, as the Twitter hack demonstrated.

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      Raz Rafaeli

      CEO of Secret Double Octopus

  6. How Hybrid Learning is Changing K-12 Cybersecurity

    It’s up to everyone to keep cybersecurity, student safety, and data privacy top-of-mind through this shift.

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      Charlie Sander

      CEO, ManagedMethods

  7. Securing Remote Desktops During a Pandemic

    Remote work is needed to ensure everyone has the flexibility they need to be productive under unpredictable circumstances.

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      Mike Jumper

      CEO of Glyptodon, PMC Chair of Apache Guacamole

  8. Renew Your Vulnerability Management Program

    Organizations should invest in vulnerability scanning solutions to gain visibility into all assets and vulnerabilities.

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      John Ayers

      Chief Strategy Product Officer, Nuspire

  9. Maintaining Remote Workforce Productivity Without Peaking Privacy Concerns

    COVID-19 has generated a new surge in popularity for surveillance technologies

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      David McGeough

      Director of International Marketing at Wrike

  10. Compromised Devices Await Office Return to Strike

    Remote working has also put an increased focus on identity access management, credential theft, and privilege escalation

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      Carolyn Crandall

      Chief Deception Officer and CMO, Attivo Networks

  11. Is Your Organization Ready to Defend Insider Threats?

    How can you assess your organization’s readiness to detect and respond to an Insider threat attack?

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      Henry Hon

      Manager (Cyber Defense), KPMG

  12. Sleepwalking into a Cybersecurity Nightmare?

    Now is the time for investing in and implementing technologies

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      John Vladimir Slamecka

      EMEA & LatAm President, AT&T Business

  13. Making Cybersecurity a Priority in the Boardroom

    The top five cybersecurity governance challenges, and levers to solve them

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      Phil Cracknell

      Consultant

  14. #HowTo Create a Budget-Friendly Security Testing Program

    Compromising on application security testing can have serious implications, and it is important to not skip it.

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      Mark Horvath

      Senior Research Director, Gartner

  15. The Glaring Vulnerabilities in Power Distribution Networks Today

    Legacy industrial control system protocols are commonly used throughout power systems, and have little or no security measures and lack authentication capabilities.

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      Elad Ben-Meir

      CEO, SCADAfence

  16. Web Application Threats: Mapping Out Your Attack Surface

    Security teams must gain a better understanding of weakness in their application architecture in order to reduce their overall attack surface.

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      Stephane Konarkowski

      Senior Security Consultant, Outpost24

  17. A CISO For The 2020s – More Than Just a Dashboard Driver

    The CISO of 2020 is one who is aware of all this and is willing to innovate.

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      Paul Edon

      Senior Director (EMEA), Tripwire

  18. Vaccine Developers are at Risk: How to Fight Hackers and Address the Health Crisis

    Pharmaceutical organizations researching a vaccine are taking the right steps toward a strong security posture

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      Jake Olcott

      Vice President of Government Affairs at BitSight

  19. COVID-19 Vs Data Center? Best Practices to Weather the Storm!

    How the shift will affect data center operators and what they can do to efficiently tackle it

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      Anas Baig

      Security Consultant

  20. Overcoming the Ongoing Exploitation of Vulnerabilities

    Looking at 2020 data to determine what cyber-criminals actions have been

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      Derek Manky

      Chief Security Strategist & VP Global Threat Intelligence, FortiGuard Labs

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