Infosecurity Opinions
How eLearning Can Increase Company Cybersecurity Across the Board
Its better to be proactive rather than reactive
The Risk of Increase in Social Cyber Security in 2020
One way social proof can drive positive cybersecurity behaviors is by highlighting the right that others are doing.
DevOps and Security – What’s in a Name?
By looking at a DevOps Security approach rather than DevSecOps, security teams can use their influence and experience to their advantage
Preparing Your Enterprise For a Post-Quantum Future
There is no easy way to know if you are behind the curve, on schedule, or moving too slowly
Knowing Your Enemy: Attack Attribution in Cybersecurity
While you can’t predict all attacks, you can use intelligence from the past to mitigate
Do We Need More Cyber Hygiene?
Judging from the continued news of breaches, do we ever have enough cyber hygiene?
#HowTo Do SD-WAN Security
Arguably SD-WAN’s greatest benefit is identifying and closing holes in an enterprise’s security.
Life as a Crowdsourced Hacker – Why You Won’t Become a Millionaire
It’s important to understand what you’re in for
Is This the Beginning of the End for Transport Layer Security Inspection Techniques?
The NSA makes it clear that TLSI does have advantages
Data Leaks, Not Hacks, Are the Fastest Way to Sink a Brand
Brands are unaware of who fourth parties are, and damage control becomes more challenging
Hidden Cyber Risks: Mitigating Malware in Your Hotel Curtains
Attackers are increasingly looking to target people while they are travelling
Why Businesses Need to Re-Think Network Monitoring in 2020
The current approach to network security is significantly flawed on two counts
What Does the Hack Back Bill Mean to Your Business?
There is often vagueness in the language of new bills, especially when they are still in draft form.
How the Real Business Killer is Having Nothing on the Shelves
While ransomware is certainly a current problem for targeted businesses, downtime is a seasoned business killer
Call in the White Hats — It’s Time to Reboot External Testing
Businesses should be cycling through new testers every so often, so that attackers can push at different doors.
How Social Engineering is Changing the Insider Threat Game
Social engineering attacks ultimately lead to a type of insider threat known as user error
#HowTo Get the Most Out of Your Privileged Access Management Programme
Enterprises should put thought into architecting a PAM program with a risk-based approach
Firewalls, VLANs, ACLs and Security Groups Hit a Wall: What Next?
An advance on traditional segmentation that marries speed, innovation and improved security.
Is it Time to Resuscitate Prevention?
Why data breaches are only inevitable if we continue to think of them as the new normal.
