Eduard Kovacs

Eduard Kovacs (@EduardKovacs) is senior managing editor at SecurityWeek. He worked as a high school IT teacher before starting a career in journalism in 2011. Eduard holds a bachelor’s degree in industrial informatics and a master’s degree in computer techniques applied in electrical engineering.

Microsoft Warns of Exchange Server Zero-Day Exploited in the Wild

Ionut Arghire

Ionut Arghire is an international correspondent for SecurityWeek.

PoC Code Published for Critical NGINX Vulnerability

AFP

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Hackers Stole ‘Sensitive’ Data From Taiwan Telecom Giant: Ministry

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In Other News: Big Tech vs Canada Encryption Bill, Cisco’s Free AI Security Spec, Audi App Flaws

Mike Lennon

For more than 15 years, Mike Lennon has been closely monitoring the threat landscape and analyzing trends in the National Security and enterprise cybersecurity space. In his role at SecurityWeek, he oversees the editorial direction of the publication and is founder and director of several leading cybersecurity industry conferences around the world.

Cisco Moves to Acquire Astrix Security to Tackle Non-Human Identity Risks

Kevin Townsend

Kevin Townsend is a Senior Contributor at SecurityWeek. He has been writing about high tech issues since before the birth of Microsoft. For the last 15 years he has specialized in information security; and has had many thousands of articles published in dozens of different magazines – from The Times and the Financial Times to current and long-gone computer magazines.

Mythos Proves Potent in Vulnerability Discovery, Less Convincing Elsewhere

Associated Press

Deal Reached With Hackers to Delete Data Stolen From the Canvas Educational Platform

Brian Prince

Marketing professional with a background in journalism and a focus on IT security.

U.S. Healthcare Companies Hardest Hit by ‘Stegoloader’ Malware

Ryan Naraine

Ryan Naraine is Editor-at-Large at SecurityWeek and host of the popular Security Conversations podcast series. He is a security community engagement expert who has built programs at major global brands, including Intel Corp., Bishop Fox and GReAT. Ryan is a founding-director of the Security Tinkerers non-profit, an advisor to early-stage entrepreneurs, and a regular speaker at security conferences around the world.

Predatory Sparrow Burns $90 Million on Iranian Crypto Exchange in Cyber Shadow War

Steve Ragan

Anonymous Claims Attack on IP Surveillance Firm Brickcom, Leaks Customer Data

Fahmida Y. Rashid

Emissary Panda Hackers Get Selective in Data Heists

Marc Solomon

Marc Solomon is Chief Marketing Officer at ThreatQuotient. He has a strong track record driving growth and building teams for fast growing security companies, resulting in several successful liquidity events. Prior to ThreatQuotient he served as VP of Security Marketing for Cisco following its $2.7 billion acquisition of Sourcefire. While at Sourcefire, Marc served as CMO and SVP of Products. He has also held leadership positions at Fiberlink MaaS360 (acquired by IBM), McAfee (acquired by Intel), Everdream (acquired by Dell), Deloitte Consulting and HP. Marc also serves as an Advisor to a number of technology companies.

Choosing a Clear Direction in the Face of Growing Cybersecurity Demands

Joshua Goldfarb

Joshua Goldfarb (Twitter: @ananalytical) is currently Field CISO at F5. Previously, Josh served as VP, CTO - Emerging Technologies at FireEye and as Chief Security Officer for nPulse Technologies until its acquisition by FireEye. Prior to joining nPulse, Josh worked as an independent consultant, applying his analytical methodology to help enterprises build and enhance their network traffic analysis, security operations, and incident response capabilities to improve their information security postures. He has consulted and advised numerous clients in both the public and private sectors at strategic and tactical levels. Earlier in his career, Josh served as the Chief of Analysis for the United States Computer Emergency Readiness Team (US-CERT) where he built from the ground up and subsequently ran the network, endpoint, and malware analysis/forensics capabilities for US-CERT.

The Hidden ROI of Visibility: Better Decisions, Better Behavior, Better Security

Torsten George

Dr. Torsten George is an internationally recognized IT security expert, author, and speaker with more than 30 years of experience in the global IT security community. He regularly provides commentary and publishes articles on data breaches, insider threats, compliance frameworks, and IT security best practices. He is also the co-author of the Zero Trust Privilege for Dummies book. Torsten is currently serving as Chief Marketing Officer at ID Dataweb. Prior he held executive level positions with ConnectWise, Absolute Software, Centrify, RiskSense, RiskVision, ActivIdentity, Digital Link, and Everdream Corporation.

Why Cybersecurity Must Rethink Defense in the Age of Autonomous Agents

Alastair Paterson

Alastair Paterson is the CEO and co-founder of Harmonic Security, enabling companies to adopt Generative AI without risk to their sensitive data. Prior to this he co-founded and was CEO of the cyber security company Digital Shadows from its inception in 2011 until its acquisition by ReliaQuest/KKR for $160m in July 2022. Alastair led the company to become an international, industry-recognised leader in threat intelligence and digital risk protection.

Is AI Use in the Workplace Out of Control?

Wade Williamson

Being the Adult in the Room

Travis Greene

How Security can Drive Business Competitiveness

Jon-Louis Heimerl

Knowledge is Power. But Knowledge About What?

Ashley Arbuckle

Know Your Options When Dealing With Alert Overload

John Maddison

John Maddison is EVP of Products and CMO at Fortinet. He has more than 20 years of experience in the telecommunications, IT Infrastructure, and security industries. Previously he held positions as general manager data center division and senior vice president core technology at Trend Micro. Before that John was senior director of product management at Lucent Technologies. He has lived and worked in Europe, Asia, and the United States. John graduated with a bachelor of telecommunications engineering degree from Plymouth University, United Kingdom.

Every Network Is Now an OT Network. Can Your Security Keep Up?

Noa Bar-Yosef

Security Startups: Interview With Seculert CEO and Co-founder Dudi Matot

Laurence Pitt

Cyber Safety for Summer Vacation

Ram Mohan

Maintaining Security While Evading Surveillance

Josh Lefkowitz

Tips for a Smarter Approach to Password Policy

Danelle Au

Danelle Au is a cybersecurity and AI go-to-market leader with 20+ years of experience bringing disruptive security, cloud, and AI technologies to market. She is currently VP of Product Marketing at Cylake. Danelle has held multiple CMO and VP roles across startups and market leaders—including Infoblox, Ordr, Blue Hexagon, SafeBreach, and Adallom—helping define emerging security categories and scale go-to-market engines. She is a co-founder and co-author, has multiple U.S. patents, and holds an M.S. in Electrical Engineering from UC Berkeley. The opinions and views expressed within her articles are those of Danelle alone in her personal capacity and do not necessarily reflect the positions of Cylake or any of her prior employers.

Is the SOC Obsolete, and We Just Haven’t Admitted It Yet?

David Holmes

Endpoint Security Evolving Against Airport Searches, GDPR

Michael Stevens

PCI Compliance Is No Slam Dunk

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Video: Deep Dive on PIPEDREAM/Incontroller ICS Attack Framework

Mark Hatton

If Passwords Received as Much Attention as PSI We’d All Be More Secure

Galina Antova

Galina Antova is the Co-founder and Chief Business Development Officer at Claroty. Prior to that, she was the Global Head of Industrial Security Services at Siemens, overseeing development of its services that protect industrial customers against cyber-attacks. She was also responsible for leading its Cyber Security Practice and Cyber Security Operations Center, which provided managed security services for industrial control systems operators. Previously, Ms. Antova was with IBM Canada, with roles in the Provisioning and Cloud Solutions business. She holds a BS in Computer Science from York University in Toronto, and an MBA from the International Institute of Management and Development (IMD) in Lausanne, Switzerland.

How the Best CISOs Drive Operational Resilience

Rafal Los

Elephant in the Doggy Door (Redux) – The Importance of Process Optimization

Oliver Rochford

Oliver has worked as a penetration tester, consultant, researcher, and industry analyst. He has been interviewed, cited, and quoted by media, think tanks, and academia for his research. Oliver has worked for companies such as Qualys, Verizon, Tenable, and Gartner. At Gartner he covered Security Operations topics like SIEM, and co-named SOAR. He is the Chief Futurist for Tenzir, working on the next generation of data engineering tools for security.

What If the Current AI Hype Is a Dead End?

Alan Wlasuk

The Evolving Face of Web Security

Idan Aharoni

The Ongoing Reciprocal Relationship Between APTs and Cybercriminals

Jim Ivers

Have We Reached Data Breach Fatigue?

Derek Manky

Derek Manky is chief security strategist and global vice president of threat intelligence at FortiGuard Labs. Derek formulates security strategy with more than 15 years of cyber security experience behind him. His ultimate goal to make a positive impact in the global war on cybercrime. He provides thought leadership to industry, and has presented research and strategy worldwide at premier security conferences. As a cybersecurity expert, his work includes meetings with leading political figures and key policy stakeholders, including law enforcement. He is actively involved with several global threat intelligence initiatives including NATO NICP, INTERPOL Expert Working Group, the Cyber Threat Alliance (CTA) working committee and FIRST – all in effort to shape the future of actionable threat intelligence and proactive security strategy.

How to Predict Your Patching Priorities

Johnnie Konstantas

Hello? Is It Metadata You’re Looking For?

Marie Hattar

Marie Hattar is chief marketing officer (CMO) at Keysight Technologies. She has more than 20 years of marketing leadership experience spanning the security, routing, switching, telecom and mobility markets. Before becoming Keysight’s CMO, Marie was CMO at Ixia and at Check Point Software Technologies. Prior to that, she was Vice President at Cisco where she led the company’s enterprise networking and security portfolio and helped drive the company’s leadership in networking. Marie also worked at Nortel Networks, Alteon WebSystems, and Shasta Networks in senior marketing and CTO positions. Marie received a master’s degree in Business Administration in Marketing from York University and a Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering from the University of Toronto.

How Quantum Computing Will Impact Cybersecurity

Preston Hogue

Terms of Use: User Privacy and the Algorithms Behind Social Media

Chris Hinkley

Convenience and Security: The New Face of Two-Factor Authentication

Robert Vamosi

High-End Gaming Devices Can Leak Personal Information

Adam Meyer

Analyst Perspective: 2018 Cybersecurity Forecast

Scott Simkin

Why Multi-cloud Security Requires Rethinking Network Defense

Tal Be'ery

How Attackers Likely Bypassed Linode’s Two-Factor Authentication to Hack PagerDuty

Avi Chesla

Security Architecture: The Inherent Value of Transparency and Diagnostics

Barak Perelman

Digital Transformation in Pharma Introduces New OT Security Threats

Etay Maor

Etay Maor is Vice President of Threat Intelligence at Cato Networks, a founding member of Cato CTRL, and an industry-recognized cybersecurity researcher. Prior to joining Cato in 2021, Etay was the chief security officer for IntSights (acquired by Rapid7), where he led strategic cybersecurity research and security services. Etay has also held senior security positions at Trusteer (acquired by IBM) and RSA Security’s Cyber Threats Research Labs. Etay is an adjunct professor at Boston College and is part of the Call for Paper (CFP) committees for the RSA Conference and Qubits Conference. Etay holds a Master’s degree in Counterterrorism and Cyber-Terrorism and a Bachelor's degree in Computer Science from IDC Herzliya.

The Mythos Moment: Enterprises Must Fight Agents with Agents

Gunter Ollmann

The Rise of Continuous Attack Surface Management

Jason Polancich

Competitive Advantage: Hacking Isn’t Just For The Bad Guys

Eric Knapp

Critical Vulnerability Discovered in Waste Automation, Results in Global Ecological Disaster

Justin Fier

It’s Not Just an Unusual Login: Why Pay Attention to Threats Facing SaaS and Cloud?

Lance Cottrell

Can You Mitigate Against Mission Impossible?

Nimmy Reichenberg

In Automation We Trust! (Or Do We?)

Steven Grossman

Security Automation – The Future Starts Now!

Alan Cohen

Alan has been a successful entre­pre­neur, technology executive, and board member for over 25 years for a range of iconic companies, including DCVC-backed Illumio, Nicira (acquired by VMware), Airespace (acquired by Cisco), Cisco (where he led the $25 billion enterprise marketing and solutions orga­ni­za­tion), General Growth Properties, and IBM. He has authored over 200 articles, undertaken over 1,000 press interviews, and delivered over 100 keynotes at industry conferences. He received a bachelor’s degree in English from SUNY Buffalo, a master’s degree in English from the University of Vermont, a master’s degree in inter­na­tional affairs and economics from the American University School of Inter­na­tional Service, and an MBA from New York University.

2018 Predictions: Customers Demand Outcomes to End Balkanization of Security Practices

Gant Redmon

With Google Glass, It’s All About Context

Erin OMalley

Why Not Always Multi-Factor Authentication?

Rod Rasmussen

Network Solutions’ June “Snafu” – Why Heads Should Roll

Chris Poulin

Lessons from Bees & Sewage: Data Security Needs More Investigative Initiatives

Jennifer Blatnik

The Keys to Unlocking Security in a Virtual World

Jennifer Leggio

Jennifer Leggio has specialized in market strategy and business operations for startup growth over the last 25 years. She is currently the Chief Marketing Officer at TrustCloud.ai. Her expertise targets companies emerging from stealth, building-to-exit, building-to-grow, and rebuilding-for-strength strategies. Beyond business, Jennifer has embarked on unique self-improvement journeys, applying her many lessons to leadership coaching, team building, and mentoring, for the humans behind the technology and processes that reduce cyber risk. Renowned for her tenacity, strategic vision, and no-nonsense approach, she also prioritizes calculated risks to disrupt the status quo and enhance diversity and inclusion in technology. She has relentlessly advocated for ethical marketing programs and the protection of security researchers, speaking on these and other topics at numerous conferences such as RSA Conference, DEF CON, Hack in the Box, Gartner Security & Risk Summit, and more.

Forget Predictions: True 2026 Cybersecurity Priorities From Leaders

Landon Winkelvoss

Landon Winkelvoss is Co-founder and VP of Security Strategy at Nisos.

Mistakes by Threat Actors Lead to Disruption, Not Just Better Blocking

Gordon Lawson

Gordon Lawson is CEO of Conceal, a company that uses Zero Trust isolation technology to defend against sophisticated cyber threats, malware and ransomware at the edge. Previously, he served as president at RangeForce Inc. Gordon has nearly two decades of experience in the security sector with a focus on SaaS optimization and global enterprise business development from global companies including Reversing Labs, Cofense (formerly PhishMe) and Pictometry. As a naval officer, Gordon conducted operational deployments to the Arabian Gulf and Horn of Africa, as well as assignments with the Defense Intelligence Agency, US Marine Corps, and Special Operations Command. He is a graduate of the US Naval Academy and holds an MBA from George Washington University.

Digesting CISA’s Cross-Sector Cybersecurity Performance Goals

Jeff Hudson

Anomaly Detection, Knowing Normal Is the Key to Business Trust and Success

Shaun Donaldson

Painful Operational Experiences Should Lead to Better Security

Siggi Stefnisson

Evasive Malware, Meet Evasive Phishing

Stan Engelbrecht

Sherlock in the SOC: Leveraging Security Knowledge in a Behavior-Based Approach

Adam Ely

The Mobile App is the New Endpoint

Dr. Mike Lloyd

When Your Insurer Says “Um, No” to Cyber Protection

James McFarlin

Cybersecurity Concerns Seize Center Stage in Davos

Matt Wilson

Over his 25+ year career, Matt has held senior technology leadership positions across numerous industries including Netography, Neustar, Verisign, and Prolexic Technologies. With a rich background in innovation and go-to-market strategies, Matt has been a critical leader in helping many companies conceptualize solutions from the customer lens and drive them to market with significant impact.

How Traffic, State, and Organizational Data Help Fortify Your Network

Eric Schou

Shaping Up “Big Security Data”

Jack Danahy

The 3 Biggest Malware Trends to Watch in 2018

Terry Cutler

Was 2011 the Year of the Hacker?

Jalal Bouhdada

Industrial Robotics – Are You Increasing Your Cybersecurity Risk?

Stu Sjouwerman

Stu Sjouwerman (pronounced “shower-man”) is Founder and Executive Chairman of KnowBe4. A serial entrepreneur and data security expert with 30 years in the IT industry, he was co-founder of Sunbelt Software, the anti-malware software company that was acquired in 2010. He is the author of four books, including “Cyberheist: The Biggest Financial Threat Facing American Businesses.”

Beyond the Prompt: Building Trustworthy Agent Systems

Greg Olsen

When to Deploy a Load Balancer for Email

Jeff Orloff

Jeff Orloff is Vice President of Products and Technical Services at RangeForce, a cybersecurity training company. He has over ten years of experience in cybersecurity, computer and network security and system administration. Prior to RangeForce, he was Director of Product Management and UX at COFENSE, a company specializing in email security, phishing detection and response. He also served as Technology Coordinator for the Palm Beach County Florida School District.

Three Ways to Improve Defense Readiness Using MITRE D3FEND

Seema Haji

How Blockchain Will Solve Some of IoT’s Biggest Security Problems

Dimitri McKay

Why Cloud SEM is Better Than Your SEM

Marcus Ranum

Security Metrics: Other Dos and Don’ts

Markus Jakobsson

Pwner of a Lonely Heart: The Sad Reality of Romance Scams

Matt Honea

Matt Honea is CISO at Hippocratic AI. He previously served as head of Security and Compliance at Forward Networks. He is a security leader and has a background in the areas of threat intelligence, networking, system forensics and discovery, enterprise security auditing, malware analysis and physical security. He is an industry speaker, author, and frequent security podcast guest. Matt also holds a US granted patent, multiple US Government awards and was selected as a one of Silicon Valley Business Journal 40 under 40.

Red Teaming AI: The Build Vs Buy Debate

Michael Callahan

Turning the Tables: Using Evasion Tactics to Help Prevent Malware Infection

Yaniv Vardi

Connect: The Fourth Pillar of Industrial Cybersecurity

Keith Ibarguen

How Technology Can Think Globally and Act Locally to Inform Global Cyber Policies

Mandeep Khera

PCI DSS 2.0 Compliance Deadlines are Looming – Are you Ready?

William Lin

Will is a Managing Director and a founding team member at ForgePoint Capital. He has been an avid technology enthusiast for decades: building his first computer in elementary school and starting online businesses while completing his bachelor’s degree from the University of California, Berkeley. Focusing on security startups for a decade, he has worked with more than 20 cybersecurity companies to date. In his spare time he’s a foodie with friends, enabling serendipity and building communities.

The VC View: The AppSec Evolution

Jim Ducharme

Two Musts for Managing a Remote Workforce: Identity Governance and Lifecycle

Matias Madou

Matias Madou, Ph.D. is a security expert, researcher, and CTO and co-founder of Secure Code Warrior. Matias obtained his Ph.D. in Application Security from Ghent University, focusing on static analysis solutions. He later joined Fortify in the US, where he realized that it was insufficient to solely detect code problems without aiding developers in writing secure code. This inspired him to develop products that assist developers, alleviate the burden of security, and exceed customers' expectations.

How to Eliminate the Technical Debt of Insecure AI-Assisted Software Development

Pat Calhoun

Zero-day Threats Call for Integrated Security and a Few Good Combat Metaphors

Scott Gainey

Deserted Island, InfoSec Edition: What One Security Product Should You Choose?

Tim Bandos

Four Things Your CISO Wants Your Board to Know

AJ Nash

What Cybersecurity Policy Changes Should We Expect from the Biden Administration?

Dr. Alastair MacWillson

The Need to Secure the Cyber Supply Chain

Eddie Garcia

Cybersecurity and Teaching The Machine

Ken McAlpine

Is SD-WAN a Standalone Technology or Part of a Solution?

Steve Durbin

Steve Durbin is Chief Executive of the Information Security Forum, an independent association dedicated to investigating, clarifying, and resolving key issues in information security and risk management by developing best practice methodologies, processes, and solutions that meet the business needs of its members. ISF membership comprises the Fortune 500 and Forbes 2000.

Government Can’t Win the Cyber War Without the Private Sector

Tom Grubb

Up Next: 911 For the Web

Aviv Raff

Solving the Cyber Kill Chain Paradox: Going from Reactive to Proactive

Bill Sweeney

The World of Cybercrime is Becoming Mythical

Chris Coleman

Shaping the Threat Intelligence Management Market

Craig Harber

Scouting the Adversary: Network Sensor Placement Considerations

Dan Cornell

Common Approaches to Automated Application Security Testing – SAST and DAST

David Harley

Perfect Ten: Truth and Prognostication

Derek Gabbard

Coreflood Botnet Highlights Security Challenges with Service Providers

Gil Zimmermann

A Strategic Sea-Change in Protecting the Security of Private Data

Matthew Stern

What Does Your Cybersecurity “A Team” Look Like?

Nate Kube

Changes in Control System Standards Ease Procurement: IEC 62443-2-4 Updates

Rebecca Lawson

The Next Generation is Key to Securing the Future

Andrew Jaquith

It Will Take More Than a Few BlackBerry Outages to Kill RIM

Irida Xheneti

Super-threats: The Six Steps You Need to Take to Protect Your Business

Jim Gordon

CISO Mindshare Is Influencing Tomorrow’s Platforms

Rik Ferguson

Rik Ferguson is the Vice President of Security Intelligence at Forescout. He is also a Special Advisor to Europol’s European Cyber Crime Centre (EC3), a multi-award-winning producer and writer, and a Fellow of the Royal Society of Arts. Prior to joining Forescout in 2022, Rik served as Vice President Security Research at Trend Micro for 15 years. He holds a Bachelor of Arts degree from the University of Wales and has qualified as a Certified Ethical Hacker (C|EH), Certified Information Systems Security Professional (CISSP) and an Information Systems Security Architecture Professional (ISSAP).

Preparing Society for AI-Driven Disinformation in the 2024 Election Cycle

Simon Crosby

What Keeps Security Professionals Up at Night? Their Users

Tom Eston

Tom Eston is the VP of Consulting and Cosmos at Bishop Fox. Tom's work over his 15 years in cybersecurity has focused on application, network, and red team penetration testing as well as security and privacy advocacy. He has led multiple projects in the cybersecurity community, improved industry standard testing methodologies and is an experienced manager and leader. He is also the founder and co-host of the podcast The Shared Security Show; and a frequent speaker at user groups and international cybersecurity conferences.

Social Distortion: The Threat of Fear, Uncertainty and Deception in Creating Security Risk

Trevin Edgeworth

Trevin Edgeworth is the Red Team Practice Director at Bishop Fox, where he focuses on building and leading adversary emulation services to help customers strengthen their defenses against current and emerging threats. With over 20 years of security experience, he has built and overseen red team programs for several Fortune 500 companies, including American Express, Capital One Financial, and Symantec. Trevin has led a variety of security functions in his career, including cyber threat intelligence, hunt, deception, insider threat, and others.

Like Ransoming a Bike: Organizational Muscle Memory Drives the Most Effective Response

White Paper Team

Making the Business Case for Advanced Threat Protection: Resource

Adam Rice

Why CISPA Falls Short on Addressing Cyber Security Realities

Devon Kerr

Tales From the SOC: Healthcare Edition

Michael Goff

Lessons Learned for Software Piracy in 2011

Nadir Izrael

Nadir Izrael is Co-founder and CTO at Armis. He co-founded Armis in 2015 with his friend and army colleague, Yevgeny Dibrov, after the two started looking for new and interesting problems to solve in technology. Prior to founding Armis, Nadir spent four years as a senior software manager at Google, working on Google Maps and Google Autocomplete. He began his career in the Israel Defense Forces in the elite Unit 8200 intelligence corps where he served first as a software developer and then as a team leader, ultimately achieving the rank of captain.

Enhancing Data Center Security Without Sacrificing Performance

Sam Curry

The Weakest Link is the Human Link

Vincent Liu

Vincent Liu is CEO at Bishop Fox, a security consulting firm. With over two decades of experience in cyber security, Vincent is an expert in security strategy, red teaming, and product security; and at Bishop Fox, he oversees firm strategy and client relationships. He has presented at Microsoft BlueHat and Black Hat; and has co authored seven books including Hacking Exposed Wireless and Hacking Exposed Web Applications. Prior to founding Bishop Fox, he led the Attack & Penetration team for the Global Security unit at Honeywell International. Before that, he was a consultant with the Ernst & Young Advanced Security Centers and an analyst at the National Security Agency.

Secure Development: Using the Right Tools in the Right Place at the Right Time

Adam Firestone

Transforming Security Into an Enabler: The Validated Best of Breed Certification Paradigm

Christopher Justice

Data Security at the Point of Sale: Back to the Basics

Emily Ratliff

Network Security: The Unknown Unknowns

Gary Davis

Band-aids and Paper Clips Won’t Protect You Against Today’s Threats

Grady Summers

The Incentive to Disrupt Elections has Never Been Higher

John Vecchi

Advanced Threat Protection & Visibility: Hacktivists

Matt Hines

Data Collection Debate: FTC Privacy Measures Could Impact Efficacy of IT Security

Mike Fleck

Small Businesses, Big Breaches

Mike Tierney

The Three Ds of Incident Response

Nick Cavalancia

In the Public Cloud Era, Is Your Organization Keeping its Data out of Harm’s Way?

Nick Sanna

How CISOs Can Demonstrate Business Value

Tim Layton

U.S. Electric Grid – America the Vulnerable

Bradon Rogers

Industrial IoT: Protecting the Physical World from Cyber Attacks

David Maman

Zen and the Art of Cloud Database Security (Part 2)

Ellison Anne Williams

Nation-State Security: Private Sector Necessity

Fred Kneip

It’s Time for the C Suite and Boards to Truly Engage in Third-Party Cyber Risk Management

Jimmy Sorrells

Securing the Cloud: Separation and Isolation is Key

Rob Fry

Collective Intelligence: Realities and Hardships of Crowdsourced Threat Intel

Shlomo Kramer

The Three W’s of Re-evaluating Your Network Security Vendor

Alex Cox

Using Cyber War Games to Improve Incident Response

Dave Anderson

Raise Your Company’s Enterprise Risk Management IQ

Dean Weber

Examining Triton Attack Framework: Lessons Learned in Protecting Industrial Systems

James Foster

A Match Made in Heaven: Fraud and Social Media

Jeffrey Carr

Analysis of Victim Companies in PLA Indictment

Mark McCurley

Public Cloud eCommerce Truths: The Basics of New PCI DSS 2.0 Standards

Michael Adler

A Business-Driven Approach to Prioritizing Security Alerts

Michael Moniz

What Are Your Cyber Team Dynamics?

Ting-Fang Yen

The Path of Least Resistance Beats the Road Less Travelled

Alex Thurber

Web 2.0: Should Businesses Block or Embrace?

Amy Blackshaw

A ‘Force Multiplier’ for Tackling the Security Skills Shortage

Brian Girardi

Endpoint Security and the Internet of Things

Fawaz Rasheed

Fawaz Rasheed serves in the capacity of BUSO and Field CISO at Dell Technologies. He has more than 20 years of information security and technology leadership experience at global organizations in a range of industries, including financial services, healthcare, manufacturing, and the public sector. He has served in executive-level positions as well as an advisory board member. His experience extends to having been in positions as Field CISO at VMware and Global CISO at Northwestern Mutual, Trustmark, and Johnson Controls. Prior to this, he served as a global security leader in Verizon’s Global Security business. Having designed and built complex information security programs from the ground up, Fawaz has extensive experience in the domains of risk management, threat management, vulnerability management, identity management, and compliance management. He also has extensive experience presenting cybersecurity to Boards and Executive Leadership.

Moving From Qualitative to Quantitative Cyber Risk Modeling

Jay Schulman

Cybersecurity Talent: Finding the Security Breakers and the Technology Makers

Kevin Bowers

Too Little, Too Late: Limitations of Dynamic Analysis as Malware Threats Grow

Matt Morris

Cybersecurity: An All-Encompassing Organizational Responsibility

Nathaniel Gleicher

How Secret Service Techniques Improve Cybersecurity

Nicholas Filippi

Concerns over Email Security in the Cloud – a Thing of the Past?

Riaz Zolfonoon

IoT Security: The EdgeX Advantage

Rocky DeStefano

Using Apache Hadoop to Meet Cybersecurity Challenges

Scott Harrell

Security in a Digital World Starts with a Strategic Approach to Segmentation