Infosecurity Opinions

  1. Passwords are the Weakest Link in a Phishing-First World

    As traditional network perimeters continue to disappear, modern SaaS environments, remote work, and expanding third-party access have shifted cyber risk away from networks and toward how trust is established and enforced.

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      Jan Bee

      CISO, TeamViewer

  2. When Agentic AI Becomes Your Riskiest Third Party

    Agentic AI is not just another tool. It is a new type of third-party vendor with autonomy and privileges that require oversight

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      Tarnveer Singh

      CISO, Cyber Wisdom Ltd

  3. When the World Splits: Are Businesses Really Ready?

    Geopolitical rifts are becoming more frequent, more complex and more interconnected. Businesses cannot control global politics, but they can control their preparedness

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      Megha Kumar

      Chief Product Officer and Head of Geopolitical Risk, CyXcel

  4. The UK Cyber Security and Resilience Bill: What OT Asset Owners Need to Know Now

    While the bill’s fine points may still evolve, its overall direction is clear. OT operators should act now.

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      Tom Westenberg

      Senior Technical Sales Engineer, Nozomi Networks

  5. Clawing Back on Security: Challenges with Agentic AI Systems

    Agentic AI Ecosystems are Rewriting the Rules of Traditional Cybersecurity Issues

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      Donavan Cheah

      Emerging Trends Working Group Member, ISACA

  6. IT and OT Are Not Equal. IT Can Fail. Your OT Cannot

    It’s high time that OT cybersecurity got the attention and investment it deserves, writes Secolve's Aaron Singleton-Martin

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      Aaron Singleton-Martin

      UK Channel Manager, Secolve

  7. Strengthening Supply Chain Cyber Resilience: A Leadership Imperative

    In an increasingly interconnected business environment, third-party resilience is no longer optional.

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      Lorri Janssen-Anessi

      Director of External Cyber Assessments, BlueVoyant

  8. Strategic Leadership in Digital Transformation

    Executives who treat transformation as a technology upgrade often see limited returns. Those who treat it as a strategic reinvention unlock new business models, security by design and adaptive operating models.

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      Tarnveer Singh

      CISO, Cyber Wisdom Ltd

  9. The Path of Least Resistance: Why Active Inertia is the Real AI Threat

    Cyber teams must stop looking at environments as a list of compliance requirements. Stop checking boxes and start measuring resistance to AI threats

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      Gavin Millard

      Vice President, Products, Tenable

  10. Decentralized Cybersecurity: Why the EU Vulnerability Database Is a Blueprint For the Future

    In a world where attackers innovate without central permission, defenders must learn to do the same

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      Brad LaPorte

      CMO, Morphisec and former Gartner Analyst

  11. Digital Psychological Warfare: How the Weaponization of Digital Platforms Threatens Minds, Markets, and Modern Institutions

    Unlike traditional cyberattacks, which target systems and data, psychological warfare targets people. Here's what cybersecurity leaders need to know.

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      Tarnveer Singh

      CISO, Cyber Wisdom Ltd

  12. AI Raises the Cybersecurity Stakes, But People Still Open the Door

    John Eccleshare, Head of Information Security at bet365, explores why the real cybersecurity battle in the age of AI remains human vs. human

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      John Eccleshare

      CISO, bet365

  13. From Cyber-Attack to Burglary: The Surprising Impact of the French Shooting Federation Breach

    The impact of data breaches isn't just felt in cyberspace. Criminals use leaks to facilitate physical crimes too

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      Alex Haynes

      CISO, IBS Software

  14. GenAI Has Become the Biggest Data-Exposure Risk in Enterprise History

    GenAI adoption is outpacing enterprise security. Here's what organizations must do to close the widening gap

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      Ray Canzanese

      Director, Netskope Threat Labs

  15. Why Your Organization Should Start Quantum Preparedness Today (Even If Quantum Computers Are Years Away)

    Quantum preparedness manageable, using skills and resources security teams already have and embedding the activities in ongoing security remediation work

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      Moona Ederveen-Schneider

      Principal Consultant, Information Security Forum

  16. Safeguarding Solar Energy Through Smarter Cybersecurity

    Solar energy has been recognised by EU Institutions as critical infrastructure. This is what the industry must do to better protect itself from cyber threats.

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      Christelle Barnes

      General Manager, SolarEdge UK

  17. Psychology, AI and the Modern Security Program: A CISO’s Guide to Human Centric Defence

    As AI accelerates the sophistication of attacks, the psychological side of cybersecurity is becoming ever more important.

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      Tarnveer Singh

      CISO, Cyber Wisdom Ltd

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      Sarah Zheng

      Senior Fellow, University College London

  18. Precision Becomes the New Playbook for Software Supply Chain Attacks

    Adversaries are adopting a more precise approach to supply chain compromise. Organizations need to rethink what “secure software” really means.

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      Keith McCammon

      Chief Security Officer & Co-Founder, Red Canary

  19. Turning the OWASP Agentic Top 10 into Operational AI Security

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      Kayla Underkoffler

      Director of AI Security and Policy Advocacy, Zenity

  20. Are Hacktivists Going Out of Business? Or Just Out of Style

    Hacktivism has gone from grassroots activism to agenda-driven cyber campaigns. Should businesses still consider hacktivists a risk?

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      Josh Taylor

      Lead Cybersecurity Analyst, Fortra

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