With 2020 coming to a close, SC Media is delivering through a series of articles our picks of the most high impact events and trends of the last year, which we predict will factor into community strategies in 2021 and beyond. This is the first in that series.
The Professional Awards recognize the top cybersecurity leaders of 2020 –the people within the cybersecurity vendor community who drove innovation, cyber awareness and industry growth. For 2021, we will now include the top cybersecurity vendor leaders within SC’s Excellence Awards and a new category of awards – Leadership Awards, formerly known as Reboot – will recognize…
Here’s a look at which solutions took home the top Trust honors and why, and what some of the winning companies have experienced in the months since the award presentation in February.
Here are the companies honored for delivering innovative and effective solutions and services.
As a respected cybersecurity strategist, Caroline Wong believes in the power of data and metrics to gauge the effectiveness of a company’s security program.
As one of a handful of women who founded their own cybersecurity companies, Katie Moussouris is instituting corporate policies that respect labor, and ensures inclusivity, fairness and equal pay.
Alexander tries to guide companies’ cyber strategies down a more business-aligned path via her independent consulting business and through her role as chief information security officer at NeuEon.
SC Media took a trek around the globe, visiting four different cybersecurity markets – Israel, India, Russia and Brazil – and viewed each through the eyes of an accomplished female cyber pro.
Giving new meaning to the term “Cable News,” SC Media’s Senior Reporter Bradley Barth invited four cyber experts on a round-trip, San Francisco cable car ride from the Market Street/Union Square neighborhood to Phisherman’s – whoops, make that Fisherman’s – Wharf and back. Here’s what they had to say about the latest security news and trends buzzing around…
What are the biggest points of contention impeding passage of federal privacy legislation (and 3 other security laws)? Government at any level is infamous for moving at a snail’s pace, as politics, red tape and competing interests often get in the way of progress. Technology, on the other hand, moves at lightning speed. Unfortunately, this…
