Infosecurity Opinions

  1. Is Open Source the Greatest Path to Security?

    Open source offers real security benefits to organizations, but also carries significant risks

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      Darren Prehaye

      senior solutions architect, Digital Catapult

  2. How Humans Can Positively Interact with Technology

    Technology has been developing rapidly but society has struggled to keep up. People now find themselves exploited

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      Marie Oldfield

      Director, Oldfield Consultancy

  3. #HowTo: Demystify the NIST Cybersecurity Framework

    The NIST Cybersecurity Framework can be confusing for newcomers to understand. This article offers an easily digestible primer for the guidelines

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      Cam Roberson

      vice president, Beachhead Solutions

  4. How to Keep Your CMS Safe and Secure

    Unless properly secured, a CMS can open the door to bad operators

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      Sebastian Gierlinger

      VP of developer experience, Storyblok

  5. Only More Secure Coding Can Protect the Software Supply Chain

    How developers can build more secure coding and increase industry awareness of the issue

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      Elad Leon

      Senior CTI expert, CYE

  6. California's Child Privacy Protections Could Be Thorn in Stalkerware's Side

    California's attempt to better protect children’s privacy could represent an entirely separate cyber-threat

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      David Ruiz

      Senior Threat Content Writer, Malwarebytes

  7. Why the Password Is Not Dead

    Why passwords are here to stay as the core of personal digital security

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      Craig Lurey

      CTO and Co-Founder, Keeper Security

  8. #HowTo: Build Awareness and Best Practices into Your Company and Development Culture

    How can organizations change security from a defensive tax model to an offensive mode?

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      Jenn Reed

      CISO, Aviatrix

  9. European Commission Acknowledges the Evolving Threat Landscape

    Cyber-attacks are rarely isolated, and success on one front will spur assaults on many more

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      Carlos Morales

      SVP, Solutions, Neustar

  10. Protecting the Three Dimensions of the Data Lifecycle

    To better protect sensitive data, it’s helpful to think about it in the multiple dimensions of the lifecycle

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      Shashi Kiran

      CMO, Fortanix

  11. Solving the Gen-N Security Dilemma

    The behaviors of Gen-N may inadvertently open up an organization to a myriad of security risks

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      Simon Wilson

      CTO, UK and Ireland, Aruba Networks

  12. #HowTo: Eradicate Plaintext Data Breaches

    Organizations that encrypt everything can protect sensitive information even in the event of a data leak

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      Shane Curran

      founder and CEO, Evervault

  13. #HowTo: Protect Your Organization From the Increasing Threat of Ransomware

    Organizations need to implement stronger cyber-defenses to tackle threat of ransomware

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      Zeki Turedi

      CTO Europe, CrowdStrike

  14. Actions Stations, Someone? There Aren't Enough Specialists to Man Security Tools

    Organizations need to find a way to capture the real value of their tools and metrics

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      Brian Foster

      Chief Product Officer, ReliaQuest

  15. Compete to Communicate on Cybersecurity

    As tech firms compete to offer software at lowest prices, communications around cybersecurity should be an imperative

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      Steve Weber

      Professor of the Graduate School, School of Information, UC Berkeley

  16. The New Era of Cyber-Attacks - Who is Most at Risk This Year?

    Cyber-attacks are constantly evolving, and so are the actual targets of these attacks

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      Chris Harris

      EMEA technical director, Thales

  17. #HowTo: Launch a Remote Incident Response

    Remote working has changed how incident response teams are able to respond to security incidents

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      Joani Green

      global head of incident response, WithSecure

  18. What the War in Ukraine Means

    The war in Ukraine has ramifications, including widespread use of crypto and Russia gaining unfettered access to source code

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      Kurtis Minder

      Co-Founder and Chief Executive Officer, GroupSense

  19. Preparation Includes Understanding Your Battlefield

    Nations should review their cybersecurity strategies now so their actions aren’t merely reactionary

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      Kenneth Holley

      CEO, Silent Quadrant

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      Mary Yang

      Chief Marketing Officer, LookingGlass Cyber

  20. Why Relying on AI for Automated Detection and Response is Dangerous

    Only a human and machine collaboration enables companies to conduct simpler, faster and more accurate security investigations

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      Dhiraj Sharan

      Founder and CEO of Query.AI

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