Infosecurity Opinions

  1. #HowTo Put Together an Effective Information Security Policy

    Do not think that anything is too obvious to leave out of your policy

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      Ashley Halsey

      Professional writer and security expert

  2. Cybersecurity Must Do More Than Prevention, Real-Time Metadata Is the First Step

    Rich metadata gathered from your network can capture more than 90% of the useful data that a full packet capture system would.

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      Abdul Rahman

      Chief Scientist, Fidelis Cybersecurity

  3. Using Graph Search Engines and High Performance Servers to Find Malware Patterns

    Threat detection tools face formidable challenges, particularly when analyzing massive data sets

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      James Rottsolk

      President and CEO of Trovares

  4. What the Post-API Economy Will Look Like

    APIs are beginning to struggle with capacity and security issues

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      Brian Platz

      Co-CEO, Fluree

  5. Consumer Apps: the New-Age Weapon

    A mobile-centric zero trust approach also provides on-device detection and remediation of threats.

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      Simon Biddiscombe

      CEO, MobileIron

  6. Rely on Continuous Improvement and Not Biases to Apply Cybersecurity Best Practices

    How do we learn from our mistakes instead of continually repeating them?

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      Alex Jinivizian

      Vice President Strategy & Corporate Development, eSentire

  7. A Digital Solution to Supply Chain Security

    Why businesses should secure and manage third party access points by digitizing identity

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      Simon Wood

      CEO, Ubisecure

  8. Real ID Driver License Push Could Mean Real Headaches for US State Agencies

    Real ID is one of the biggest data-gathering initiatives to take place recently

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      Brian Vecci

      Field CTO, Varonis

  9. Software Security Witching Hour is Upon us

    Which vulnerabilities are lurking in the shadows?

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      Meera Rao

      Senior Principal Consultant, Synopsys

  10. Effective Encryption Protects Data When it's Most Vulnerable

    Remember that data exists in essentially three states: at-rest, in-motion, and in-use

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      Jerry Ray

      COO, SecureAge

  11. How Can MSSPs Thrive in the Growing Time of Complex Cyber Threats?

    More and more enterprises are relying on third-party service providers

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      Rebecca James

      Cybersecurity journalist

  12. #HowTo Avoid Common Mistakes in Vulnerability Management

    A successful vulnerability management program is all about the reduction of business risk

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      Brian Carey

      Consulting services manager, Rapid7

  13. The Hunt for Effective Machine Learning in Security

    The vast majority of today’s breaches root back to a failure of detection

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      Kumar Saurabh

      CEO and co-founder of LogicHub

  14. Curbing Insider Insecurity

    Cyber-criminals often weaponize ignorance in their attacks

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      Michael Usiagwu

      Digital Marketing Consultant

  15. Cloud Migration Makes an Old Data Security Problem New Again

    The current push toward digital transformation can only exacerbate the problem

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      Gordon Smith

      President and CEO of Sagent

  16. Fighting Fraud: Connecting the Dots with Data

    Fraud may be as old as business itself, but the business of fraud is brimming with fresh vigor

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      Carol Hamilton

      Regional Director of Compliance and Fraud Solutions – EMEA, GBG

  17. SOC 1, 2, & 3 Audit Reports, and Why You Need One

    A SOC report is the compendium of safeguards built within the control base of the data, and a check if the safeguards work

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      Max Aulakh

      President, Ignyte Assurance Platform

  18. Managing Non-Security Incidents with Security Tools and Policies

    What happens when an incident isn’t security related?

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      Matt Petrosky

      VP of Customer Experience, GreatHorn

  19. Equifax and Capital One: What Should We Learn?

    Both were possible because of basic holes in the companies’ cyber hygiene practices

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      Richard Melick

      Senior Technical Product Manager at Automox

  20. How Secure Is Behavioral Biometrics?

    Analysis and matching of these behavioral traits about a person form the basis of behavioral biometrics

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      David Smith

      Independent Consultant

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