Infosecurity Opinions

  1. Cyberwar is Changing – is Your Organization Ready?

    Today, cyberwarfare is the most convenient, asymmetrical and cost-effective way for countries and bad actors to conduct warfare

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      Conor Coughlan

      CMO and Advocacy Officer, Armis

  2. #HowTo: Build Trust Between Developers and Security Teams

    To make software more secure, we must overcome cultural differences between developers and security teams

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      Altaz Valani

      director, insights research, Security Compass

  3. Implementing Connected Place Cybersecurity Principles

    What are the challenges authorities face when adopting the NCSC Cyber Security Principles?

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      Martin Walsham

      director, AMR CyberSecurity

  4. #CyberMonth: A Time to Change Behaviors

    KnowBe4 security experts share their experiences of helping change people's behaviors

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      Javvad Malik

      Security Awareness Advocate, KnowBe4

  5. #HowTo: Protect the Public Sector from Increasing and Sophisticated Ransomware Attacks

    Recent attacks on the public sector show these organizations need to be hyper-focused on protecting themselves

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      Steve Forbes

      government cyber security expert, Nominet

  6. Cyber Skills Shortage is Caused by Analyst Burnout

    We have to work smarter and treat current industry professionals better to solve the cyber skills shortage

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      Matt Lawrence

      head of defensive security, JUMPSEC

  7. #HowTo: Prepare for the Worst in Cybersecurity

    Under new regulations, financial services organizations and their suppliers need to prepare for when (not if) a cyber-attack happens

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      Adam Stringer

      Partner & Head of Cyber, Privacy & Operational Resilience in Financial Services, PA Consulting

  8. #CyberMonth: Staying Cyber Secure in an Increasingly Hostile Digital Environment

    Organizations can do more to ensure teams are more cyber-aware this Cybersecurity Awareness Month

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      Andy Bates

      practice director - security, Node4

  9. #HowTo: Get an Attacker’s Eye View of Your Security

    Mimicking an attacker’s eye view of your network will complement your existing traditional approach to security

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      Paul Baird

      Chief technical security officer, Qualys

  10. #CyberMonth: What Every Employer Needs to Know About Passwords

    Passwords remain key, and organizations must take steps to ensure they are as secure as possible

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      Itay Saraf

      cyber security expert, CYE

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      Max Shlochiski

      cyber security expert, CYE

  11. #HowTo: Protect COVID-19 Data from Breaches and Theft

    Fighting COVID-19 meant gathering, storing and organizing a huge volume of data, increasing the risk of breaches

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      Neal Brenner

      CIO, SSG

  12. What Telcos Should Learn from the Optus Breach

    Telcos must be aware of their API security risks following the recent Optus breach

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      Adam Fisher

      solutions architect, Salt Security

  13. Meaningful Learnings from the Uber Breach

    What lessons should cybersecurity professionals take from the recent Uber breach?

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      Rich Turner

      Senior Vice-President EMEA, CyberArk

  14. #HowTo: Keep Universities Secure in Today’s Cyber Threat Environment

    With universities welcoming a new student intake this month, they must be prepared to face a deluge of cyber-attacks

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      Steve Bradford

      senior vice president EMEA, SailPoint

  15. #HowTo: Defend the Legal Sector from Insider Threats

    Figures show that the real cyber-threat to legal firms lies close to home

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      Kerri Dearing

      head of international business, NetDocuments

  16. Cybersecurity Vulnerabilities: The Race to Patch

    Organizations should question whether they have the resources to continuously monitor and triage third-party cyber risk

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      Robert Hannigan

      Chairman, International Business - BlueVoyant

  17. Five Myths About Cybercrime and Cybersecurity

    It is essential to bust common myths about cybercrime

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      David Steele

      MD & principal security consultant, SecuriCentrix

  18. #HowTo: Enhance Data Security and Privacy

    Prevention strategies and strong incident response plans will enable resilience and reduce the overall business impact of a breach

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      Gráinne Bryan

      senior managing director, FTI Consulting

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      Nina Bryant

      Managing Director, FTI Consulting

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      Dave Harvey

      Managing Director, FTI Consulting

  19. #HowTo: Prove Identity Security ROI to Boards as a CISO

    CISOs must learn how to persuade the board to invest in cybersecurity

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      Damir Brescic

      cybersecurity executive advisor and strategic partner, Authomize

  20. How Geopolitical Tension Creates Opportunities for Cyber-Criminals

    DDoS attacks are increasingly being incorporated into the arsenal for geopolitical protests and warfare

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      Philippe Alcoy

      APAC security technologies, NETSCOUT

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