And would any water treatment facility judge the calculus differently – revert dollars from elsewhere perhaps – had they known such a cyber incident was coming? Even that is hard to say. We don’t know what would be sacrificed by that trade-off.
As a journalist I’ve spent years reporting about both our country’s strengths and weaknesses, mostly within the tech and government space. And yet, even in my own reporting and that of my peers, there is this precept that the U.S. is among the most advanced – superior even – in most every area of consequence.
As one expert told me, enterprise security is built for stability, while startup security is built for speed. But in all cases, investment in vulnerability management can make or break a business.
After what can best be described as a contentious 2020, let’s celebrate in 2021 the stellar development and leadership demonstrated throughout the cybersecurity vendor and enduser community.
Join us for an event Nov. 18-19, where experts from the cybersecurity community, across sectors, will examine today’s endpoint security challenge. And the challenges are many.
The diversity challenge transcends too many markets with IT among the worst offenders. But I fear that message alone has grown tired.
Cloud computing can be the greatest enabler, but also a critical security challenge. Join us starting at 10:30 a.m. on Wednesday, Oct. 21, to hear how to strike the proper balance.
I want to take a moment to introduce you to Paul Asadoorian – founder of Security Weekly, the newest addition to the CyberRisk Alliance family of brands — and to tell you how you can participate in a special event Paul is hosting in December. Many of you may know Paul. Perhaps you’re one of…
Cybersecurity’s dual role as solution and critical enabler makes the market fascinating to cover: cybersecurity is never done, and the cyber community is in a perpetual state of learning.
As companies fall victim to increased insider threats, one of the greatest casualties has become trust in coworkers. Where one used to think primarily about threats to network security as coming from external intruders, today CISOs need to contend with the increasing likelihood that the threat actor might be a colleague — perhaps someone close…
