Walmart has been one of the leading pioneers in developing purple teams. Today’s columnists, Timothy Nary and Clayton Barlow-Wilcox of Booz Allen, offer insight into how purple teams can boost overall security efforts.
SC Media spoke with Sheldon Cuffie, enterprise chief information security officer of American Family Insurance, as part of a series of security leadership profiles prepared in partnership with Cybersecurity Collaborative.
Fitzgerald, chairman of the executive committee of Cybersecurity Collaborative, says soft skills will have a greater impact on a CISO’s long-term career than technical ones.
When the massive rush to work-from-home started back in March 2020, InfoSec teams were forced to make tough decisions. Some moved internal applications to the demilitarized zone (DMZ), which unfortunately exposes the organization’s services. Others tried to move internal applications to the cloud. This resulted in the rapid expansion of remote access. If those changes…
For a short, but critical period of time last Wednesday, chaos reigned inside the U.S. Capitol building in Washington, D.C. Risk assessment failed.
Ideally, companies would give teams ample time to take security into consideration and think through all the implications of their code and configurations. But when the deadline pressure gets turned up, security becomes less of a priority.
While there are law enforcement uses for facial recognition technologies, to understand the security implications of them, we first need to define a use case.
Enhanced email security? Growth of digital identities? Vulnerability management born from mergers and acquisitions? No more VPNs? Here, cybersecurity experts offer their take on what strategic shifts we should expect within the enterprise.
Take Starbucks: the company made a bold bet on the cloud years ago, creating a unified platform for both commerce and customer loyalty. Today it embodies a “digital flywheel” built around the Starbucks mobile app.
When humans discovered and learned to ‘obey’ the laws of physics and chemistry, we began to thrive in our world. It enabled us to make fire, build machines much stronger than ourselves, to cure diseases, to fly. What will it take for us to thrive in the world of cyberspace? What are its laws –…
