Infosecurity Opinions

  1. Protecting Mobile Users: Why Wi-Fi 6 Offers Robust Security and Enhanced Usability

    Wi-Fi 6 features major security enhancements that have eliminated some of the weaknesses of older wi-fi technology

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      Larry Lunetta

      Vice president, campus solutions marketing at Aruba, a Hewlett Packard Enterprise company

  2. Encryption Holds the Key for Avoiding Fines from Data Privacy Violations

    Regulatory bodies are establishing regulations to protect consumers’ personal data that is used in organizations.

    1. David Greene

      Chief Revenue Officer, Fortanix

  3. Myth Busting on Biometric Authentication

    Debunking five common myths and demonstrate the reality of how biometrics can keep us more secure

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      Sam Bakken

      Senior Product Marketing Manager, OneSpan

  4. No Better Time to Propose U.S. Consumer Data Privacy and Security Act

    Looking at the recently proposed U.S. Consumer Data Privacy & Security Act.

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      Chris Jordan

      CEO of Fluency Security

  5. Bridging the GRC and Security Divide

    If you had to categorize the relationship between GRC and cyber, you’d at best have to say: ‘it’s complicated.’

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      Charaka Goonatilake

      CTO, Panaseer

  6. SIM Swap - The Silent Hacker

    A SIM swap can be the first identifier that a breach has happened.

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      Colin Tankard

      Managing Director, Digital Pathways

  7. #HowTo Not Make Backups: Do You Really Want to Protect Your Data?

    Although backups are a critical element of incident response, they can be used against companies unless set up properly.

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      David Balaban

      Computer security researcher

  8. Improving Email Security is About Disguising a Secure Solution as Email, Not Trying to Fix its Protocols

    Typical email protocols lack a lot of features that are essential from a security and privacy perspective

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      Rick Goud

      CEO and Co-Founder, Zivver

  9. VPN Split-Tunneling – To Enable or Not To Enable

    How VPN split-tunneling can create additional risks and benefits to entities utilizing VPNs.

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      Eric Jeffery

      Sr. Managing Consultant and Solutions Architect, IBM Security

  10. Cybercrime Has Undergone an Industrial Revolution – How to Keep Up

    Knowing how cyber-criminals use the services can provide an understanding of the threats they’re up against.

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      Liv Rowley

      Threat Analyst, Blueliv

  11. Who Owns Responsibility for Industrial Cybersecurity?

    Securing CNI is often considered to be a joint responsibility between the private and public sectors.

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      Galina Antova

      Chief business development officer and co-founder of Claroty.

  12. The New Normal: Working from Home and Extending Perimeter Defenses

    Remote work has grown by 400 percent in the last ten years and enterprises should be aiming for Secure Access anytime, anywhere, from any device.

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      Bryan Embrey

      Sr. Product Marketing Manager, Pulse Secure

  13. Launching a Vendor Risk Management Program with Limited Resources

    With third-party data breaches affecting all organizations, a VRM program is necessary to help safeguard organizations from an attack.

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      David Klein

      Senior Director, Product Strategy, ProcessUnity, ProcessUnity

  14. Landmark International Data Transfer Case Boosts EU Data Privacy Laws

    How a recent political precedent affects future data protection laws

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      Simon Taylor

      Partner, Forensic Risk Alliance

  15. Remote Work Highlights the Need For a People-Centric Approach to Cybersecurity

    Humans are harder to protect than machines — but just as important

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      Tim Sadler

      CEO, Tessian

  16. The Art of (Phone) War: How Consumers Can Fight Back When Phone Companies Sell Their Personal Data

    How and why phone companies are selling consumer data along with tools and resources to fight back and protect customer privacy.

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      Paul Perry

      Freelance writer, Fairshake

  17. Getting Ahead of Cybersecurity Disasters

    Steps to help you keep your data safe

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      Francois Rodriguez

      Chief Growth Officer, Adeya

  18. #HowTo Secure the Supply Chain

    Five best practices for third-party vendor risk and securing the supply chain

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      Stu Sjouwerman

      Founder and CEO, KnowBe4

  19. Using an Adversary to Calibrate Your Program

    It’s time CISOs leverage the relative sophistication of threat actors and use it to base their security story

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      Douglas Ferguson

      Founder and CTO, Pharos Security

  20. Patching Vulnerabilities in IoT Devices is a Losing Game

    Why has IoT cybersecurity traditionally relied on vulnerability patching>

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      Natali Tshuva

      CEO and Co-Founder, Sternum

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