Infosecurity Opinions

  1. Why Supply Chain Security Should be a Strong Link

    Supply chain threats warn that the UK should expect a higher volume of attacks, but also ones with an increased amount of planning.

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      Simon McCalla

      CTO, Nominet

  2. Why Unpatched Vulnerabilities Will Likely Cause Your Next Breach

    The Equifax breach and WannaCry ransomware may have nothing in common, but both involved hackers who exploited unpatched vulnerabilities in Windows 7 and Windows 8.

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      Tim Roncevich

      partner at CyberGuard Compliance.

  3. Communication, Collaboration & Orchestration: 10 Vital Steps to IT Alerting Automation

    The challenge for companies is to plan for major IT incidents before they occur and, be able to respond with required velocity, control and communications.

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      Mike Beckett

      Enterprise Sales Engineer, IT Alerting, Everbridge

  4. Why the Adoption of Edge Computing Demands a New Approach to Data Security

    Edge computing is defined as moving data processing power to the “edge” of a network, and processing this information at the edge allows for faster response times and consistent data collection.

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      Keiron Shepherd

      Senior Security Systems Engineer (UK & I) at F5 Networks

  5. Fighting Fire With Fire: AI's Role in Cybersecurity

    AI’s ability to make automated decisions means it is revolutionizing the cybersecurity landscape, from both a defensive and offensive perspective.

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      Anthony Chadd

      Senior director, EMEA, Neustar

  6. How UK Government Policy and Regulation Ensure Cybersecurity Investment Continues To Thrive

    Cybersecurity is becoming an important engine for the creation of British jobs and is a strategically important sector for the country’s defense.

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      Nazo Moosa

      Senior strategic partner, Europe, Paladin Capital Group

  7. Seizing the Benefits of AI and IoT Through Data Security

    The new era of connectivity has introduced disruption for many businesses.

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      Asaf Ashkenazi

      VP, IoT Security Products, Rambus

  8. Navigating the Five Frequent Hazards of IT Security

    Five reasons why security technology implementations commonly fail.

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      Simon Church

      General Manager and Executive Vice President, Europe at Optiv

  9. Whose Team Is Artificial Intelligence On: The Corporations or Hackers?

    As we create more innovative solutions like AI, do we open up the gates to potentially more dangerous and common attacks?

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      Nathan Sykes

      Technology Writer

  10. How Businesses Need to Adapt Security Frameworks for the Office of the Future

    IT and data security leaders will have to invest time and effort in network and device security solutions to allow workers the freedom to work and collaborate remotely.

    1. Hiro Imamura

      Senior Vice President and General Manager, Business Imaging Solutions Group, Canon USA

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      Hiroyuki "Hiro" Imamura

      SVP and general manager of marketing for the Business Imaging Solutions Group of Canon U.S.A.

  11. Are Smart Cities Smart Enough to Tackle Cyber Attacks?

    How smart cities can be security nightmares, but with the right regulation could there be a bright and secure future?

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      Evan Morris

      Network Security Manager

  12. Microsoft's Commandment: Thou Shalt Not Worship (Password) Idols

    Active Directory centralizes authentication and authorization for domain resources, but also creates a critical single point of failure.

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      Raz Rafaeli

      CEO of Secret Double Octopus

  13. Preventing the Cloud from Becoming a Digital Dumping Ground

    Cloud has perhaps had the biggest impact on security owing purely to its scale.

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      Javvad Malik

      Security Awareness Advocate, KnowBe4

  14. How to Secure Your Data, Smart Tech, and Digital Assistants

    AI devices open up a slew of privacy questions that leave businesses stuck choosing between efficiency and data security.

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      Sage Singleton

      Digital Journalist

  15. Security Analyst: The New Data Scientist

    Data science skills have become more common as Universities offer a wide selection of courses on the subject.

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      Rick Costanzo

      CEO, RANK Software

  16. Standardization in the Year of the Chatbot

    Successful organizations will be asking not only what AI – or more automation – can do for them, but how they can adapt processes and security protocols to AI.

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      Mike Guggemos

      CIO, Insight

  17. The Pros and Cons of DIY Application Security

    How can open source and internally-built security not end up as a “Franken-platform”?

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      Mike Kail

      CTO, CYBRIC

  18. Ways for MSSPs to Survive in the New Infosec Age

    To remain competitive and profitable while maintaining quality of service, MSSPs must change their mindsets.

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      Adi Dar

      CEO of Cyberbit

  19. Measure and Manage Your Cloud Security in Five Steps

    Cloud security will always be governed by rules, measuring against those rules will help you define your purpose and identify the goals you need to hit.

    1. John Martinez

      VP of Customer Solutions at Evident.io

  20. Five Security “Gotchas” for MSPs

    Common attacker tricks which plague the managed security provider.

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      Tyler Moffitt

      Senior Threat Researcher, Webroot

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