Infosecurity Opinions

  1. Cybersecurity in Space: Exploring Extra-Terrestrial Vulnerabilities

    Satellites provide critical services, meaning cyber-attacks can cause widespread disruption

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      Douglas McKee

      principal engineer & director of vulnerability research, Trellix

  2. #HowTo: Reduce Cyber Risks Amid Surging Threats

    Organizations must adopt new approaches to reduce cyber-risk amid an increasingly dangerous threat landscape

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      Terry Olaes

      senior technical director, Skybox Security

  3. The Rise of CCTV Hacks in an Evolving Cyber-Threat Landscape

    Camellia Chan discusses the rise of CCTV hacks and how to guard against these threats

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      Camellia Chan

      CEO and founder, X-PHY, a Flexxon brand

  4. Taking a Different Approach to Tackle the Cyber Skills Gap

    Cyber professionals continue to walk in search of higher pay and better working conditions, so what can the business do to improve retention?

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      Jamal Elmellas

      COO, Focus on Security

  5. #HowTo: Secure AI and its Software Supply Chains

    Dan Conn discusses what needs to be done to secure AI and its software supply chains

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      Dan Conn

      Developer Advocate, Sonatype

  6. Make Secure-by-Design Possible at University and Beyond

    Amy Baker discusses how secure coding training can become integrated both in college and industry

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      Amy Baker

      security education evangelist, Security Journey

  7. New State-Wide Privacy Laws Could Have Unintended Consequences for Consumers and Businesses

    Ev Kontsevoy argues the federal government will eventually need to step in for a lasting privacy solution

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      Ev Kontsevoy

      CEO, Teleport

  8. Understanding Business Resilience: There’s More to it Than Meets the Eye

    Business resilience goes far beyond having watertight cybersecurity

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      Chris Butler

      Managing Consultant, Business Resilience, Databarracks

  9. Data Management, it’s Good for Security and the Planet

    Data management is not just going to save you money, but it could also help save the planet

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      Ian Thornton-Trump

      CISO - Cyjax Ltd

  10. #HowTo: Become an Enabler for Change as a CISO

    CISOs must overcome time and resource challenges to become enablers of change within their organization

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      Dr Darren Williams

      ceo and founder, BlackFog

  11. Businesses Must Move Beyond the Reactive Approach to Cybersecurity

    By shifting to a proactive and more strategic approach, security professionals can build a risk-aware culture in their organization

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      Rick Hemsley

      UK&I Government and Public Sector Cybersecurity Lead, EY

  12. Cyber Warfare is Upon Us: Why the Next Generation of ‘War Games’ so Important

    Modern businesses are increasingly used as pawns in cyber battles between nation-states and affiliated groups

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      Avishai Avivi

      CISO, SafeBreach

  13. #HowTo: Improve Your Company’s Cybersecurity Training

    With human error responsible for 95% of cybersecurity breaches, it's crucial that companies enhance their cyber training programs

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      Chrystal Taylor

      Head Geek™, Senior Technical Product Marketing Manager, SolarWinds

  14. 5 Reasons Why Cyber Matters for CFOs

    There is a growing imperative for CFOs and OCFO teams to increase their cyber acumen and work closer with CISOs

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      Cameron Over

      partner and cybersecurity lead, CrossCountry Consulting

  15. Over a Year of Log4j Lingering: Why We Need to Stop Viewing High-Severity Breaches as Anomalies

    Steven Stone explains why we won't see the back of vulnerabilities like Log4j for some time

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      Steven Stone

      head of Rubrik Zero Labs, Rubrik

  16. Why Cyber Mindfulness is the Future of Cybersecurity

    Yvonne Eskenzi discusses how mindfulness can reduce the risk of stress and burnout in cybersecurity professionals

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      Yvonne Eskenzi

      co-founder, The Zensory

  17. #HowTo: Create an Effective Red Team

    Red teaming is now a common element of cybersecurity, but organization must ensure the teams they work with meet certain requirements

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      Kenny On

      cyber security specialist, CYE

  18. Regulations for SBOMs are Useless if You Cannot Take Action

    SBOMs must be actionable and enforceable to have a significant impact in improving software security

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      Moshe Bar

      co-founder and CEO, Codenotary

  19. QR Codes: A Growing Vulnerability to Cybercrimes

    NCC's Rick Crandall discusses how cyber-criminals are leveraging QR codes to launch attacks and advice for consumers to avoid becoming victims

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      Rick Crandall

      chairman, cyber committee, National Cybersecurity Center (NCC)

  20. The Race Against Quantum: It’s Not Too Late to be the Tortoise that Beat the Hare

    The race to defend against cyber threats brought on by quantum computing is on, and Jon France, CISO of (ISC)2, says the cyber industry must catch up

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      Jon France

      CISO, ISC2

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