Infosecurity Opinions

  1. 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

  2. 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

  3. 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

  4. 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

  5. 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

  6. Getting Ahead of Cybersecurity Disasters

    Steps to help you keep your data safe

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      Francois Rodriguez

      Chief Growth Officer, Adeya

  7. #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

  8. 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

  9. 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

  10. Trust But Verify - Mitigating Privilege Account Risks

    By understanding how privilege access occurs, organizations can more easily identify a network compromise and act before a catastrophic breach

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      Chris Morales

      head of security analytics at Vectra

  11. Biometrics: The Future of Payment Authentication

    Biometric payment cards are currently in trial across some banks in Europe

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      David Smith

      Independent Consultant

  12. Sun, Sand and Cyber: Does the Hospitality Industry Need to Invest in Cybersecurity Now?

    Industry-wide initiative is a necessity to ensure hospitality corporates stand the best chance to succeed

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      Laurie Graham

      Director Cyber Intelligence at 6point6

  13. Why Do Kubernetes and Containers Go Hand in Hand with Machine Learning?

    Containers allow data to work on their Machine Learning and Artificial Intelligence programs and improve them significantly

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      Rebecca James

      Cybersecurity journalist

  14. Virtual Cybersecurity Professionals Needed During Times of Uncertainty

    Virtual Cybersecurity Professionals are the latest trend in cybersecurity hiring

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      Scott Schlimmer

      chief operating officer and co-founder, ZenPrivata

  15. Too Many Vulnerabilities, Too Little Time

    Why risk-based vulnerability management needs to be predictive

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      Simon Roe

      Application Security Product Manager, Outpost24

  16. Moving to the Work From Home SOC

    Troubleshooting is harder when remote

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      Chris Triolo

      VP of customer success at Respond Software

  17. How Cloud-Based Training Can Better Enable Remote Workers

    The cloud, after all, is designed to suit the needs of a distributed workforce

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      Zvi Guterman

      Founder and CEO, CloudShare

  18. How You Can Avoid an IoT Doomsday

    The slightest misconfiguration or poor security practices can serve as a point of entry for sophisticated cyber-attacks

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      Ken Galvin

      Senior Product Manager for KACE System Management Appliance

  19. #HowTo Cut Costs in the SOC

    Ways where you can reduce costs but not efficiency in your SOC

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      Mark Orlando

      Co-founder, Bionic Cyber

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      Ryan Shaw

      Co-founder, Bionic Cyber

  20. Data Security is Everyone’s Problem

    Data security must be management-led, and followed by everyone.

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      Alan Bentley

      President of Global Strategy, Blancco

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