Infosecurity Opinions

  1. The Mobile Underworld: How Businesses Are Attacked in Murky Parts of the Mobile App Ecosystem

    How attackers can imitate your company with a rogue mobile app

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      Fabian Libeau

      EMEA VP, RiskIQ

  2. Why Automation Holds the Key to Security Governance and a Culture of Collaboration

    How automation can help to unify security operations and open a dialogue with IT and other business stakeholders.

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      Massimo Ferrari

      Consulting Product Manager at Red Hat

  3. #HowTo Reduce Your Ransomware Attack Surface

    How can your organization significantly improve its chances at surviving a potential ransomware attack?

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      Morey Haber

      CISO and CTO, BeyondTrust

  4. Working from Home Policies and the Future of Cybersecurity

    The COVID-19 epidemic has re-enforced that the future of cybersecurity is in the cloud

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      Paul Martini

      CEO, Co-Founder & Chief Architect, iBoss

  5. A Cybersecurity Culture Score

    Looking at the Business Model for Information Security, a way of thinking about information security in a holistic way.

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      Ranjit Bhaskar

      Sr. Security Architect, TWIA

  6. The Future for Network Security: What Does SASE Bring to the Table?

    As part of an overall digital business transformation, organizations will look to SASE

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      Yair Green

      CTO of GlobalDots

  7. Keeping Data Secure in the Always-On World

    Despite the proliferation of sophisticated cyber breaches, always-on availability is a consideration many IT leaders are not prioritizing

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      Michael Cade

      Senior Global Technologist at Veeam

  8. Why the Wawa Data Breach Serves as a Warning That “Good Enough” is Never Enough

    The most frustrating part of Wawa’s story? That it could’ve been prevented

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      Jeff Sakasegawa

      Trust & Safety Architect, Sift

  9. A First-Class Feature: Security in the Era of Worker Data

    As industries adopt data-rich wearable technologies, it’s imperative that security be prioritized as a first-class feature.

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      Bryant Eadon

      Chief Information Officer, StrongArm Technologies

  10. Push Security to the Edge: Overcoming Edge Computing Challenges

    The best attacks are the ones you never see coming

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      Ken Mafli

      Senior Digital Marketing Manager at Townsend Security

  11. Time to Stop Overlooking DNS Security

    For the internet to be secure, DNSSEC should be widely deployed

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      Mark Fieldhouse

      general manager EMEA, NS1

  12. Why SSL Encryption Will not Become a Victim of its Own Success

    This level of security is an essential feature of online data exchange

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      Luc van Deuren

      Solutions Architect Northern Europe, Zscaler

  13. Detecting Spear Phishing: Sophisticated Attacks Require a Sophisticated Defense

    Many email security approaches now rely on machine learning, in addition to heuristics.

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      Joshua Saxe

      Chief Scientist, Sophos

  14. #HowTo Be Sure You Choose a Safe and Secure Hosting Provider

    Six data security questions to ask when review and choose your next hosting provider

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      Deana Kovač

      Internet Marketing Specialist and Content Writer

  15. A Siri for Network Security: How Chatbots can Enhance Business Agility

    The benefits of network security chatbots in saving time and accelerating processes

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      Dania Ben-Peretz

      Product Manager, AlgoSec

  16. How the Cloud Complicates the Digital Crime Scene

    In short, it is very similar to any other form of forensics

  17. Educating Non-Technical Employees on the Risks Of Shadow IT

    Shadow IT is becoming more of a prevalent risk for a few reasons

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      Michael Schenck

      Director of Security Services at Kaytuso

  18. Ransomware is Putting Smart City Aspirations on Notice

    Current cybersecurity solutions are not able to cost-effectively scale in order to fully monitor the burgeoning networks.

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      Eyal Elyashiv

      CEO & Co-founder, Cynamics

  19. Insecure Loyalty Points are the Dark Web’s New Currency

    Businesses need to treat their loyalty point schemes more like bank accounts

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      Andy Still

      CTO, Netacea

  20. A Risky Misconception – Understanding Supplier Risk Profiles

    We’ve identified 5 steps to help companies mitigate the risk caused by outside suppliers.

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      Nick Frost

      Director of Cyber Risk Management Group (CRMG)

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