Security Experts:
Adam Firestone
Adam Firestone is President and General Manager at Kaspersky Government Security Solutions, Inc. Prior to joining Kaspersky in 2013, Adam led the defense and federal subsidiary of a global middleware company where he was responsible for understanding and crafting advanced technology solutions for the challenges faced by military, intelligence and government organizations. Adam is a former United States Army officer, and also possesses a legal background, holding a Juris Doctorate degree, and having practiced law in New York.You can follow him on Twitter at @ACFirestone.
Recent articles by Adam Firestone
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Security requirements for information assurance, risk management, and certification and accreditation constrain Government organizations with respect to software allowed on Government networks.
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The imposition of externally-defined cybersecurity methodologies and solutions on both government and critical infrastructure programs hasn’t proven effective. Fortunately, the political and technical winds are shifting
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The misconception that Internet privacy equals anonymity must be dispelled if cyberspace is to be a secure and safe place. At the same time, mechanisms must be incorporated to ensure that communications remain confidential and resistant to unauthorized alteration by third parties.
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The time has come for the technology professions to demonstrate ethical maturity and adopt standards of ethical conduct to which we hold ourselves and our peers accountable.
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