Infosecurity Opinions

  1. Learning from File Transfer Software Vendors’ Vulnerability Response

    Rapid7's Caitlin Condon explains why organizations could learn from file transfer vendors' response to high-severity vulnerabilities coming to light

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      Caitlin Condon

      Director of Vulnerability Intelligence, Rapid7

  2. Rethinking Open-Source Intelligence for Security in Commercial Settings

    Jonathan Couch expects OSINT capabilities to be integrated into network security within the private sector in the next few years

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      Jonathan Couch

      COO, ShadowDragon

  3. Four Steps to Cultivating a Cyber Resilient Workforce

    Businesses must address the cyber security training gap to combat rising attacks, this must be a joint effort through solutions, policies, and employee training is key

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      Michael Armer

      CISO, RingCentral

  4. Resisting Hindsight Bias: A Proposed Framework for CISO Liability

    Debevoise & Plimpton proposes criteria for evaluating whether to charge CISOs for violations of federal security laws

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      Luke Dembosky

      Partner and Co-Chair of Data Strategy & Security, Debevoise & Plimpton LLP

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      Anna Moody

      Counsel, Debevoise & Plimpton LLP

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      Julie M. Riewe

      Partner, Debevoise & Plimpton LLP

  5. How to Bridge the Cyber Talent Gap

    Deloitte's Stephen Wray says the explosion of AI technology must be the catalyst for bridging the cyber skills gap

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      Stephen Wray

      Lead Cyber Partner for Government and Public Services, Deloitte UK

  6. Data Privacy Day: Data Privacy Enforcement Changes Impacting Businesses in 2024

    Legal experts detail changes to data privacy enforcement globally this year, and how this will impact businesses

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      Robert Barton

      Associate, Freshfields

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      Timothy Howard

      Partner and US Head of Data Security, Freshfields

  7. Data Privacy Week: Can Businesses Navigate the PII Labyrinth in the Age of Cyber Threats?

    With stricter regulations and evolving threats, organizations must re-evaluate how they collect, store, and manage customer data

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      Petra Tesch

      Chief Information Officer, Vizrt

  8. Data Privacy Week: Navigating Data Privacy in the Age of AI

    Lawyers from Hanson Bridgett say there must be a commitment to responsible AI practices to navigate the changing data regulation landscape

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      Jenny Dao

      Associate, Hanson Bridgett

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      Batya Forsyth

      Partner, Hanson Bridgett

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      Rob McFarlane

      Partner, Hanson Bridgett

  9. Data Privacy Week: Will the US Adopt a Federal Data Privacy Law in 2024?

    Vishal Gupta asks whether the US will take meaningful steps towards data privacy legislation this year

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      Vishal Gupta

      CEO & Co-Founder, Seclore

  10. Data Privacy Week: AI Has Put Data Privacy Top of Mind

    Neil Thacker highlights how many data protection issues can be solved with AI

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      Neil Thacker

      EMEA and LATAM CISO, Netskope

  11. Election Security 2024: Biggest Cyber Threats and Practical Solutions

    With half the world voting in 2024, global tech giants warn of rising misinformation and disinformation threats to elections worldwide

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      Dan Lohrmann

      Field CISO, Presidio

  12. Hackathons Are Far More Than a Big Tech Indulgence

    Manish Kamra says hackathons remain a vital method for learning and innovation in cybersecurity

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      Manish Kamra

      Group Vice President Engineering, N-able

  13. It's Time to Take a Modern Approach to Password Management

    Raul Zeppenfeldt Molina says that the password breach incidents in 2023 show we must adopt a modern approach to authentication

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      Raul Zeppenfeldt Molina

      Cybersecurity Expert, PA Consulting, PA Consulting

  14. The UK-US Data Bridge: How to Simplify Transfers Across the Atlantic

    Tim Hickman sets out practical considerations for organizations applying the new UK-US data bridge mechanism

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      Tim Hickman

      Partner, White & Case LLP

  15. Navigating Investment, Innovation, and Regulation in Cyber Next Year

    Julian Cunningham-Day says businesses must learn how to navigate an increasingly complex legal and risk landscape next year

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      Julian Cunningham-Day

      TMT Partner and Global Co-Head of Fintech, Linklaters

  16. Is Your Kettle Spying on You? The Reality of IoT Device Security

    Shahram Mossayebi says we must embrace quantum-proof security measures now to stay ahead in the race against criminals

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      Shahram Mossayebi

      CEO and Co-Founder, Crypto Quantique

  17. How to Comply with Ever-Changing Data Protection Regulations

    Katie Simmonds sets out the main challenges organizations face in achieving compliance with data privacy regulations

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      Katie Simmonds

      Managing Associate, Womble Bond Dickinson

  18. The CISO Journey in 2024: Looking at the Year Ahead

    As security threats grow more sophisticated and new regulations emerge, CISOs face an increasingly challenging job landscape

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      Kayla Williams

      CISO, Devo

  19. Demystifying Cyber Resilience: From Best Practice to Execution

    Francesco Chiarini, founder of High Value Target, explores what cyber resilience truly means for organizations – and how they can achieve it

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      Francesco Chiarini

      Founder & Chief Researcher, High Value Target

  20. Why Meeting the SEC’s Board Diversity Rules Benefits Your Organization

    Larry Whiteside Jr. explains why increasing the diversity of boardrooms is good for business and security

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      Larry Whiteside Jr

      Co-Founder and President, Cyversity and CISO, RegScale

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