Infosecurity Opinions

  1. Life as a Crowdsourced Hacker – Why You Won’t Become a Millionaire

    It’s important to understand what you’re in for

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      Alex Haynes

      CISO, IBS Software

  2. Is This the Beginning of the End for Transport Layer Security Inspection Techniques?

    The NSA makes it clear that TLSI does have advantages

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      Omar Yaacoubi

      CEO, Barac

  3. 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

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      Chemi Katz

      CEO and co-founder Namogoo

  4. Is TikTok a Cybersecurity Threat?

    There are concerns about TikTok, so what can we do about them?

  5. Hidden Cyber Risks: Mitigating Malware in Your Hotel Curtains

    Attackers are increasingly looking to target people while they are travelling

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      Laurie Graham

      Director Cyber Intelligence at 6point6

  6. Why Businesses Need to Re-Think Network Monitoring in 2020

    The current approach to network security is significantly flawed on two counts

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      Ivan Blesa

      Head of Product, Noble

  7. 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.

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      Chris Kennedy

      CISO and VP of customer success at AttackIQ

  8. 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

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      Robert Rhame

      Director of EMEA Product Marketing, Rubrik

  9. 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.

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      Bojan Simic

      Cofounder and CTO, HYPR

  10. How Social Engineering is Changing the Insider Threat Game

    Social engineering attacks ultimately lead to a type of insider threat known as user error

    1. Peter Draper

      Technical director at Gurucul

  11. #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

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      Anusha K.M.

      Product Consultant, ManageEngine

  12. Firewalls, VLANs, ACLs and Security Groups Hit a Wall: What Next?

    An advance on traditional segmentation that marries speed, innovation and improved security.

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      Dave Klein

      Senior Director of Engineering & Architecture, Guardicore

  13. Is it Time to Resuscitate Prevention?

    Why data breaches are only inevitable if we continue to think of them as the new normal.

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      Scott Scheferman

      Principal Security Technologist, SentinelOne

  14. Providing Cyber Defence Without Breaking The Bank

    An all seeing, listening, controlling and speaking Shield has to be a game changer in the cyber defense armory

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      Colin Tankard

      Managing Director, Digital Pathways

  15. Collaborative Approaches to Security – Getting DevSecOps to Work

    Continuous intelligence data can help make DevSecOps a reality

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      George Gerchow

      CSO, Sumo Logic

  16. When Malware Returns: Beating the Silent System Killer

    More than half of ransomware victims got hit a second (or more) time

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      Yaniv Valik

      VP Product, Cyber and IT Resilience at Continuity Software

  17. Windows 7 is Ending -- Don't Put Yourself at Risk

    With only two months until the end of life date, waiting to address the issue will only increase the risk to your business

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      Mike Puglia

      General Manager, Security Suite, Kaseya

  18. Shining a Light On Shadow IT

    What I can't fix and what I can't solve is IT infrastructure and code when I don't know that it exists

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      David Dunn

      CISO, Duff & Phelps

  19. Patch-Perfect, But Still Vulnerable

    Vulnerability scanning is vital, but it’s no panacea

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      Aviv Cohen

      CMO, Pcysys

  20. Can You Trust Your Own Code Anymore?

    This leads us to the main issue: the lack of privilege separation in the JavaScript ecosystem.

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      Pedro Fortuna

      Co-founder and CTO, Jscrambler

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