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  1. Three A's to Look For When Considering a SAST Tool

    Three ways to lay a solid foundation to support an effective, accurate and holistic security program

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      Thomas Segura

      Content Writer, GitGuardian

  2. The Exploitation of Cloud Services Continues in 2022

    With cyber-criminals using increasingly sophisticated attack methods, organizations must evolve their security strategies

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      Paolo Passeri

      Cyber Intelligence Principal, Netskope

  3. Securing the UK's Operators of Essential Services Against Cyber-Attacks

    Why preparedness is one of the most important elements for an effective response

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      Tony Atkins

      Account Manager, UK & EU, Dragos

  4. Greater IT Connection Means Greater Ransomware Risk on the Mainframe

    Now is the time to recognize the risks the mainframe poses and take steps to avoid a potential disaster

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      Ray Overby

      Founder and President, Key Resources

  5. Disruption 3.0 But Scams 1.0

    Javvad Malik discusses the security challenges posed by the growth of Web 3.0

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      Javvad Malik

      Security Awareness Advocate, KnowBe4

  6. Five Tough Questions CEOs Should Be Asking Their CISOs

    The time to ask these tough questions is before incidents occur, not in after-action reviews

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      Eyal Wachsman

      CEO and Co-Founder, Cymulate

  7. Cybersecurity Compliance Still Not a Priority for Companies, IBM Survey Shows

    Why cybersecurity compliance remains a driving force underlying business success

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      Lakshmi Prabha

      CEO, TechDLP

  8. A Ransomware Outlook for 2022

    The past two years have seen ransomware attacks become both more sophisticated and bolder; what trends are expected for 2022?

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      Brett Raybould

      EMEA SE Manager, Menlo Security

  9. The Vulnerability of the UK's 'Just in Time' Supply Chain

    Why the resilience of the UK’s supply chain against cybercrime can be significantly improved

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      Phil Tonkin

      Senior Director of Strategy, Dragos

  10. 'Hack One, Breach Many' Is Here to Stay: How to Secure Your Third-Party Risks

    ‘Hack one, breach many’ is here to stay so secure your access points before it’s too late

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      Isa Jones

      Content Writer, Secure Link

  11. 2022 – Predictions for the Year Ahead

    Javvad Malik reveals some of the cybersecurity trends he expects to come to fruition in 2022

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      Javvad Malik

      Security Awareness Advocate, KnowBe4

  12. 3 Reasons Why DDoS Protection Fails

    Improved DDoS skills and knowledge translate into the effects of an attack being mitigated quickly

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      Ziv Gadot

      CEO, Red Button

  13. Cloud Security Best Practices: Stop Making Your Cloud Rain Shells

    With more sensitive data kept in the cloud as organizations move to cloud networks, security must be at the forefront

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      Harman Singh

      Security Expert and Consultant

  14. Mitigating Cloud Security's Greatest Risk: Exposure

    Why increasing cloud complexity is making security as challenging as ever

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      Sukesh Garg

      Vice President of Products, RedSeal

  15. Why Is Data Destruction the Best Way to Impede Data Breach Risks?

    Devices no longer needed are required to be wiped permanently with a certified data sanitization tool

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      Sunil Chandna

      Founder and CEO, Stellar Data Recovery

  16. Challenges of Industrial Cybersecurity

    A sense of urgency is needed to address the unique needs of OT

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      Tony Atkins

      Account Manager, UK & EU, Dragos

  17. Can the CISO Reporting Line Reveal Intel on Data Breach Causation?

    How can we achieve full transparency of data breach causation?

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      Raef Meeuwisse

      CISM, CISA, Author of Cybersecurity for Beginners

  18. AI Progress in Security is Impressive Enough Without Embellishment

    Any claims that products and solutions are magically all-powerful due to AI are counterproductive

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      Robert Clyde

      Past ISACA Board Chair, Crypto Quantique Board Chair and Cybral Board Director

  19. Healthcare Cybersecurity: Threats and Mitigation

    Healthcare is an increasingly attractive target for cyber-criminals, and extensive security measures are required

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      Harman Singh

      Security Expert and Consultant

  20. How Automation Can Solve the Security Talent Shortage Puzzle

    It’s simply impossible for humans to respond effectively to such a deluge through manual efforts alone

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      Alexander Ivanyuk

      Senior Director of Product and Technology Positioning, Acronis

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