Infosecurity Opinions

  1. Winning the War on Fraud During COVID-19

    Securing this new geographically dispersed workforce and protecting every employee from fraud is the next major concern

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      Brett Beranek

      VP & General Manager, Security and Biometrics, Nuance

  2. Retaining Encryption Keys

    Organizations need to both be able to secure their cryptographic keys away from the encrypted data and be able to manage and view them

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      Faiyaz Shahpurwala

      Chief Product & Strategy Officer at Fortanix

  3. Detecting and Mitigating IoT Breaches Require An “Inside-out” Approach to Security

    With so many “things” coming online, businesses must act to ensure IoT breach detection and mitigation capabilities are as effective

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      Dmitry Raidman

      CEO, CTO, and Co-Founder, Cybeats

  4. Behind the Scenes of Dark Net Market Closures and Their Consequences

    What happens behind the scenes of Dark Net market closures and how these sites are being replaced by smaller, specialized stores.

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      David Carmiel

      CTO, KELA

  5. Networking in the Time of COVID-19

    Innovations have shifted enterprise technology out of on-premise hardware and onto cloud-based platforms

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      Jesper Andersen

      President and CEO, Infoblox

  6. The Role of Containerization to Protect Enterprise Cloud Ecosystems

    The security posture of unmanaged endpoints is below that of the organization’s managed devices

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      Dave Waterson

      CEO and Chairman of the Board at SentryBay Ltd

  7. Remote Working: How To Protect Your Employees’ Mental Health

    Coping with everything that’s happening and the shift to working in isolation is proving rather difficult for many workers.

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      Orion Talmay

      Wellness Expert

  8. We Don’t Need More Cybersecurity, We Need Better Cybersecurity

    Why are data breaches becoming more frequent and more costly?

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      Jason Revill

      Director of UK and Ireland Security Consulting, Avanade

  9. Why You Want to Fail a Red Team Exercise

    Why failing a Red Team exercise is good and what happens afterwards is more important.

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      Gemma Moore

      Director, Cyberis

  10. The Do’s and Don’ts of Building a Cybersecurity Program

    Pointers on the do’s and don’ts of building an effective security program.

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      Nick Frost

      Director of Cyber Risk Management Group (CRMG)

  11. Bad UX Design Always Leads to Compromised Security

    When you make things with the user in mind, you create experiences that are free of frustrations

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      Jacqueline Carter

      Software engineer and a tech writer

  12. Business as (un)usual: Communicating During a Pandemic, and Beyond

    A global pandemic creates fear, confusion and disruption – all of which attackers will capitalize upon

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      Adenike Cosgrove

      Cybersecurity Strategist at Proofpoint, Proofpoint

  13. #HowTo Spot Lesser-Known Phishing Tricks that Employ Social Engineering

    Social engineering is also a matter of thinking out of the box

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      David Balaban

      Computer security researcher

  14. How the MSSPs Can Strive to be Detection Ninjas

    An MSSP engineers for both situational awareness and situational consistency.

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      Pukhraj Singh

      Product Owner, Cyber Threat Detection, SilverSky by BAE Systems

  15. The Bigger Perimeter Picture of #COVID19

    Temporary fixes ignore more fundamental strategic need to move towards a zero trust and identity centric security model

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      Phil Allen

      VP EMEA, Ping Identity

  16. Reinventing the Role of the Tier 1 SOC Analyst

    Organizations are leaning on cutting-edge technology that can improve the productivity of security analysts

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      Richard Henderson

      Head of Global Threat Intelligence, Lastline

  17. What Actually IS a Cyber Range, and How Has It Evolved?

    A next-generation virtual cyber range prepares SOC analysts for real-world cyber attacks — here's how

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      Debbie Gordon

      CEO and Founder of Cloud Range Cyber

  18. Automating Security With Intelligence

    Threat actors use automation for a whole range of activities necessary for the cyber kill chain, from reconnaissance to exfiltration.

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      Karen Levy

      Vice President, Product and Client Marketing, Recorded Future

  19. Advantages and Disadvantages of Active vs. Passive Scanning in IT and OT Environments

    Connecting IT and OT technology can also have its drawbacks, especially when considering cybersecurity and fail-safety.

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      Chris Sherry

      Regional Vice President EMEA, Forescout

  20. Preparing for Tomorrow: Cybersecurity in a Remote World

    The cost effective option of permanent remote working

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      Chris Jenkins

      Sales Director, UK and Ireland, Proficio

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