Recently, a friend posted a wonderful piece attributed to their hero, the CISO. I disagreed and immediately felt like a party pooper. But, I had to do it.
Here’s why.
In business today, the role of a CISO is crucial. With the consistency and severity
As we emerge from an intense season of industry conferences like Infosec and RSA, I believe the cybersecurity community finds itself at a critical juncture. While hot topics like AI’s role in combating hacker threats has dominated discussions, an equ
Microsoft has stumbled yet again. Its Recall feature — intended to enhance user experience by periodically capturing screenshots — has become a glaring example of how well-intentioned technology can undermine security and privacy.
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The brutal reality is that cybersecurity predictions are only as valuable as their accuracy. As 2024 comes to a close, I revisit my forecasts to assess their utility in guiding meaningful decisions.
Anyone can make predictions (and far too many do), b
We had a community session on The CISO's Journey: From Expert to Leader featuring David B. Cross (SVP & CISO at Oracle), Bikash Barai (CEO, FireCompass; Advisor, CISO Platform) & David Randleman (Field CISO, FireCompass)
In this discussion, we covere
We are hosting an exclusive Best of the World Talks session on "How the rapidly evolving expectations of cybersecurity are forcing CISOs to adapt and show more value to their organization?" featuring Matthew Rosenquist (CISO at Mercury Risk & Complia
Part 2 of Interview with Enoch Long
As cyber threats become more sophisticated, the need for visibility across your organization’s cyber asset environment and proactive strategies has become increasingly critical. According to Enoch Long, Field CISO
Cybersecurity is a constantly changing battleground, where threats are evolving more rapidly than ever before. For Enoch Long, Field CISO at JupiterOne, navigating this complex environment requires not only technical expertise, but also a calm and st
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Spooky Cyber Stats and Trends in Time for Halloween
Every year the stats on cyber-attacks seem to get spookie
Dear Friends & Colleagues, October is Cybersecurity Awareness Month. Actually, cybersecurity awareness really needs to be every month! Below is some content for the quest. Also, happy to announce that my book "Inside Cyber" will be arriving at bookst
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Interview by Brian Kelly
I recently sat down with Ch
Protecting the frontier of space systems is unquestionably a security priority for governments and industry. Due to our increasing reliance on space, and particularly satellites, for communications, security, intelligence, and business, satellite and
In today's highly competitive digital landscape, user experience (UX) is more than just a buzzword—it's a pivotal factor in determining the success of your digital products. Whether you're building a website, an app, or a complex digital system, a se
Cybercriminals all over the world have leveraged this technology’s increased anonymity to buy and sell illegal goods, services, stolen data, underground infrastructure and force victims to pay ransom. While blockchain analysis enables researchers and
Microsoft will release a new Teams feature that allows users to clone their voice so the system can translate their conversation into different languages in real time. However, this amazing technology has a dark side as malicious attackers may misuse
We are hosting an exclusive "Best of the World" Talks session on "The CISO’s Journey: From Expert to Leader" featuring David B. Cross (SVP & CISO at Oracle), Bikash Barai (Co-founder of CISO Platform & FireCompass) & David Randleman (Field CISO at Fi
You can buy ransomware for as little as $66, or hire a threat actor for $250. And if you look hard enough, you can even get a phishing kit for free on underground forums. Although these illicit methods may not be expensive, the damage they inflict ca
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