Infosecurity Opinions

  1. Cloud Data Remains Your Responsibility

    Your data may be held in an external cloud, but you cannot abdicate your own security responsibilities.

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      Drew Markham

      Service strategist, Fordway

  2. Advanced Phishing Threat Protection Requires Security at the Mailbox Level

    Because it is inevitable that phishing messages will land in employees’ inboxes, it is essential that every employee have mailbox-level detection.

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      Eyal Benishti

      CEO of IronScales

  3. Government Needs to Get Serious About Text Messaging

    Our government is far too lax with its communication policies and lets employees get away with unregulated, unsecure and inappropriate communication.

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      Anurag Lal

      CEO of NetSfere

  4. Is GDPR a Tax or an Incentive?

    The common perception is that security and compliance activities reduce profit margins.

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      Mike Fleck

      VP of Security at Covata

  5. The Compliance Conundrum

    Why should businesses be trusting public cloud services with their compliance needs?

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      Mark Baker

      Field Product Manager, Canonical

  6. Gender Inequality in Information Security

    The fact of the matter is that we have a culture in our industry that isn’t inclusive of women.

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      Evan Francen

      CEO, FRSecure

  7. Cyber Gangs Get Smarter

    Why internationally-orchestrated cyber-attacks are continuing to succeed.

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      Elad Ben-Meir

      CEO, SCADAfence

  8. Are We Aware Yet?

    We’re just not human centric. If you want better results, let people be people, and design accordingly.

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      Dr Richard Ford

      Chief Scientist at Forcepoint

  9. Why are most Compliance Requirements Completely Nonsensical?

    It doesn’t matter which compliance regulation you talk about, each gets a collective groan from businesses whenever it arises on the agenda.

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      François Amigorena

      Founder and CEO, IS Decisions

  10. Why Governments Will Play a Key Role in the Future of IoT Security

    Policymakers will need to work with the private industry to create a framework for reliable IoT security that actively protects privacy without hindering innovation.

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      Gary Weiss

      Senior vice president, general manager security, discovery, and analytics, OpenText

  11. Why and How You Should Harden Your Systems

    Putting protective measures in place will strengthen your security posture, and there are tools and resources to help you.

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      Rami Sass

      CEO and Co-Founder of WhiteSource

  12. Building Open Source Security into DevOps

    Unless developers are logging the open source code they use in an automated fashion, identifying that information later will be a 'best-guess' scenario.

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      Tim Mackey

      Principle Security Strategist, Synopsys

  13. Psychology of Ransomware: How Extortionists Use Fear, Anger and Humor to Hold Your Data Hostage

    Examining the psychology of ransomware attacks and how cyber-criminals prey on our intrinsic human emotions to get what they want.

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      Jeremiah Grossman

      Chief of Security Strategy, SentinelOne

  14. Finding Meaning in the GDPR’s Language

    Reading through the GDPR can fill a business owner with an equal mix of confusion and anxiety

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      David Feldman

      CEO CYBONET

  15. GDPR: Will We Get Back Control of our Data?

    Will the GDPR make us the masters of our own personal data?

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      Dr. Jonida Milaj-Weishaar

      Assistant Professor, STeP Research Group, University of Groningen

  16. Why Do Enterprises Need a Software Security Program?

    Enterprises cannot expect a collection of independent activities to consistently result in secure software.

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      Sammy Migues

      Principal Scientist at Synopsys

  17. In the Cloud, On the Ground: Securing Office 365 and Hybrid Environments

    With breaches and ransomware hitting the headlines, is all of your data – both in the cloud in Office 365 and on-premise – really safe?

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      Ken Spinner

      Vice President of Global Field Engineering, Varonis

  18. Everyone is a Spear Phishing Target

    Given the vast quantities of personal information contained within the Equifax data set, expect to see a targeted set of attacks arise in 2018 that utilize sophisticated impersonations of business services and brands.

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      Kevin O'Brien

      Co-Founder and CEO of GreatHorn

  19. Secrets at Risk as DevOps Goes Mainstream

    An agile development approach also creates serious security risks to privileged account credentials and secrets.

    1. Elizabeth Lawler

      Vice President, DevOps Security, CyberArk

  20. Understanding and Neutralizing Evasive Malware Tactics

    Incidents that have involved evasive malware, and in particular fileless techniques for bypassing endpoint security measures are set to be even more damaging, costly, and exasperating in 2018.

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      Eddy Bobritsky

      Co-Founder and CEO of Minerva

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