Data protection laws can be more effective if simpler, says JAS Global Advisors' Jeff Schmidt.

It's time to rethink the basic approach to protecting our businesses, and new technologies are leading the way, says Cisco CSO John Stewart.

To avoid past mistakes, one should appeal to outside experts, says Kyrus CTO Michael Tanji.

At present, unlike car safety, there are no standards for malware prevention, says George Ledin, a professor at Sonoma State University.

Assessing what level of risk is acceptable to one's business is key to any move to the cloud, says Siobhan Byron, president of Forsythe Technology Canada.

The time is ripe for open dialogue around teaching trust, says RSA Conference's Hugh Thompson.

What customers want to hear is that they can solve any problem by simply writing out a purchase order. And we in the security industry are all too happy to accept the purchase order for our devices, software and services. But...

The internet is evolving to deliver individualized experiences, but at what cost to privacy, asks Forrester's Chenxi Wang.

Data discovery is a fundamental factor in risk mitigation, says PixAlert CEO Gerard Curtin.

IT managers should consider the benefits of non-interoperable platforms, says AT&T's Ed Amoroso.