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  1. Is Insurance the Solution to, or the Enabler of, Ransomware?

    The data held by insurance companies can improve organizations' defenses against ransomware attacks

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      Martin Lee

      technical lead of security research, Cisco Talos

  2. Taking the Attacker View to Protect the Growing Attack Surface

    The preventive and response strategy of security teams is in dire need of revaluation in the post-pandemic threat landscape

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      Gurucharan Raghunathan

      senior product manager, Microsoft

  3. Are we Losing the War Against Ransomware?

    Changing approaches to ransomware, such as RaaS and the development of new tools, are making this vector more dangerous to organizations

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      Tim Wallen

      regional director, UKI & BeNeLux, Logpoint

  4. #HowTo: Fight Back Against Ransomware Attacks

    Alex Hinchliffe shares a 10-point plan for organizations to fight back against ransomware attacks

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      Alex Hinchliffe

      threat intelligence analyst, Unit 42, Palo Alto Networks

  5. #DataPrivacyWeek: Data Privacy Breeds Trust – Here’s Why

    Russell Howe explains how respecting your customers data choices can have big commercial benefits

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      Russell Howe

      VP EMEA, Ketch

  6. Software Developers Will Be Key to Security in 2023

    Peter Danhieux outlines how organizations can enhance security in the software development process

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      Pieter Danhieux

      CEO & co-founder, Secure Code Warrior

  7. #HowTo: Protect Your Business From Human Error-Related Cybersecurity Breaches

    Ben Herzberg highlights the key steps organizations must take to protect themselves from the vast number of breaches that happen due to human error

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      Ben Herzberg

      chief scientist, Satori

  8. Security Breaches Are Inevitable, Not Illimitable

    Organizations that proactively prepare for a breach before its occurrence can execute successful damage control

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      Andy Norton

      European Cyber Risk Officer, Armis

  9. How Vendor Complexity Increases the Costs of Cybersecurity

    Growing integration of security products is creating more complexities for security teams

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      Mark Logan

      CEO, One Identity

  10. Let's Normalize 'Radical Transparency' Around Data Breaches

    Dr Niklas Helleman highlights the benefits of a total transparency approach to dealing with cyber-attacks

  11. #HowTo: Bolster Infrastructure as Code Security

    Mitigating code-level issues requires organizations to factor security into engineering processes

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      Michael Isbitski

      director of cybersecurity strategy

  12. Why Cybersecurity Learning and Development is a Lifeline During Economic Downturn

    The dual crisis of recession and a widening skills gap is not one that companies can hire their way out of

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      Alexia Pedersen

      VP of EMEA, O'Reilly

  13. Using a Risk-Based Approach to Cyber Recruitment

    Businesses should focus their recruitment strategies and concentrate on retaining their existing staff through career development programs

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      Jamal Elmellas

      COO, Focus on Security

  14. #HowTo: Collaborate Without Sharing Data

    Access to the right data should not be the limiting factor to finding solutions and accelerating innovation

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      Robin Roehm

      CEO and co-founder, Apheris

  15. How False Positives Burn Security Teams Out

    Vulnerability scanning is a crucial part of identifying application security weaknesses, but come with false positives

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      Karl Gonzi

      general manager, Malta, Invicti Security

  16. Cyber Insurance: A Must Have, Not a Nice to Have

    Cyber insurance is becoming a requirement to demonstrate a business's preparedness in mitigating attacks

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      Mark Warren

      product specialist, Osirium

  17. Weaponizing the Law in the Fight Against Cyber-Criminals

    The EU is working on two major pieces of cybersecurity legislation that organizations must be aware of

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      Jakub Lewandowski

      global data governance officer, Commvault

  18. The Importance of Cyber Resilience in the Communications Sector

    Attacks on the communications sector represent one of the most severe cyber threats any nation can face

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      Joseph Carson

      Chief Security Scientist & Advisory CISO - Delinea

  19. #HowTo: Manage ‘Dark Data’ in Organizations

    Amid a backdrop of increasing data compliance regulations, organizations cannot turn a blind eye to lingering dark data

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      Dan Neault

      SVP & general manager, data security, Imperva

  20. Why KPIs Are Critical to Effective Security

    Organizations can use KPIs to measure cybersecurity effectiveness and align it with the wider goals of the business

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      Jason Hart

      CTO EMEA, Rapid7

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