Infosecurity Opinions
#HowTo: Limit the Impact of Data Breaches
Ben Herzberg argues that organizations must create a balance between data protection and damage mitigation amid surging data breach incidents
Understanding the Growing Professionalism of Cyber-Criminals
Melissa Bischoping says organizations must know how threat actors are transforming their operations or risk being blindsided by an attack
Meta’s Data Practices Are in the Spotlight: Brands Should Pay Close Attention
Russell Howe says that corporations who disregard the wishes of consumers and regulators when it comes to data practices will be left behind
#HowTo: Protect Organizations Against ChatGPT Cyber-Threats
Jesper Trolle says organizations must take a proactive approach to defending against ChatGPT-related threats
#HowTo: Be Proactive in Your Incident Response Planning
Larry Gagnon argues that proactive approaches to IR planning can make their security investments more likely to pay off
#InfosecurityEurope: Preparing for Adversarial Machine Learning Attacks
CrowdStrike's Dr Sven Krasser outlines cyber-threats to AI and machine learning models
What Are the Ramifications of the Meta GDPR fine for UK Businesses?
Alasdair Anderson assesses the potential impact of Meta's record €1.2bn GDPR fine for the wider business world
Padding Users’ Defenses Against ChatGPT
FIDO Alliance's Andrew Shikiar highlights the importance of passwordless technology to overcome malicious use of ChatGPT
#HowTo: Create and Maintain SBOMs
Organizations must implement a best practice approach for creating and maintaining SBOMs to stay secure and competitive
Why Apps Like TikTok Can Be a Security Issue for Your Business
Recent TikTok bans will likely lead to organizations restricting what apps we can access in the work environment
The Open-Source Software in Our Pockets Needs Our Help
Growing reliance on inconsistently-vetted outside components in software is a ticking time bomb
#HowTo: Balance Cybersecurity Budgets and Risk in Midsize Enterprises
Jim Nitterauer argues that by thinking outside the box, MSEs can manage risk with less staff, limited security tools and smaller budgets
