Infosecurity Opinions

  1. Understanding The Physical Damage Of Cyber Attacks

    Everyone must be prepared to prevent cyber-attacks that's meant to cause physical damage too.

  2. Simplify NIST Cybersecurity Framework Adoption

    How to simplify NIST Cybersecurity Framework adoption and gain the cyber resilience benefits.

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      Scott Schlimmer

      chief operating officer and co-founder, ZenPrivata

  3. A Holistic Approach to Security Compliance

    Many of the compliance standards have similar nuts and bolts, but are composed with slightly different wording.

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      Brad Arkin

      CSO, Adobe

  4. Malware's Journey Through the Cloud

    Malware is only going to become more advanced and look to cause more damage to enterprises and corporate data as it moves to the cloud.

    1. Rich Campagna

      CEO of Bitglass

  5. How Big is Your DDoS Mitigation Gap?

    The DDoS mitigation industry is scaling up capacity following a consistent increase in the number of DDoS attacks.

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      Yair Melmed

      MazeBolt’s VP Business Development & Operations

  6. Total Recall - Better Security for Your Network

    Without a level of historical insight, it is impossible to build a complete security posture.

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      Gene Stevens

      Co-founder and CTO for ProtectWise

  7. The Weakest Link in Cybersecurity

    Email technology may well save the reputations of countless organizations and individuals.

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      Tony Pepper

      CEO, Egress

  8. A Surgical Approach to Software Security: Protecting Software from the Inside Out

    We must focus on a preemptive diagnosis and cure designed to eliminate the opportunity for problems both today and in the future.

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      Manish Gupta

      CEO, ShiftLeft

  9. Big Questions to Ask About Security in the Cloud

    A guide to use when discussing application infrastructure and operations with cloud providers.

  10. Data-Centric Security: Protecting What Really Matters

    Data-centric, rather than network-centric, security strategies are becoming the norm in our new digital environment.

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      Matt Little

      Chief Product Officer, PKWARE

  11. Why 2017's Phishing Attacks Teach Us All to Beware

    If these attacks tell us one thing, it’s this: don’t be fooled into thinking attacks only happen to others.

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      Eyal Benishti

      CEO of IronScales

  12. How Can Data Forensics Help The Fight Against Malware?

    IT teams need better intelligence, that insight can come from remediation in the form of network forensics.

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      Doug Roberts

      VP and General Manager of Enterprise and Cloud Business Unit, VIAVI Solutions

  13. Changing Cyber Threats Call For New Protection Strategies

    Changes in cybercrime techniques mean that companies need to be sure their strategies—from security practices to cyber insurance coverage—keep pace.

    1. Tom Spier

      International Director of Business Development at CyberScout

  14. You Wouldn't Re-Use a Needle, So Why Re-Use a Computer?

    We visit websites, open email attachments, download documents, and plug in USB devices – all on the same device – seemingly oblivious to the potential threat of infection without even washing our virtual hands.

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      Joe Malinka

      Technical Account Manager, Bromium

  15. Smart Buildings Require Full-Stack Cybersecurity

    Smart buildings combine operational technology (OT), information technology (IT) and IoT devices.

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      Adi Dar

      CEO of Cyberbit

  16. How The Access Control Dilemma is Losing Sales

    Do the PCI-DSS standards address every single technical consideration in keeping financial data safe?

    1. Gene Shablygin

      CEO and founder of WWPass

  17. Four Things Businesses Should be Doing to Protect from Cyber-Attacks

    There are a host of basic best practices that a majority of corporate networks are failing to implement, and it’s leaving them critically vulnerable.

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      Danielle Adams

      Freelance Writer

  18. How to Keep Pace With the Shifting Sands of Cybersecurity

    Faced with the increasing threat of cybercrime, businesses can’t be reactive anymore.

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      John Loveland

      Global Head of Cyber Security at Verizon

  19. Putting The Brakes on Cyber-Attacks for IoT and Connected Cars

    The attack surface in this ecosystem is enormous and the increased connectivity and complexity is resulting in new risks and threats to personal safety, security and privacy.

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      Daniel Thunberg

      Global Head, Connected Transport, Irdeto

  20. Better Management of Bitlocker in Your Enterprise

    How to better manage BitLocker and the key considerations when rolling it out.

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      Mark Hickman

      Chief Operating Officer of WinMagic

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