Today’s columnist, Rickard Carlsson of Detectify, says companies should embrace Gartner’s concept of DevSecOps as the integration of security and compliance testing into an emerging agile IT and DevOps development pipeline.
Tangible impacts to corporate earnings, combined with the multi-million dollar ransom payouts by Colonial Pipeline and JBS, demonstrate a reality that more and more in the cybersecurity community are beginning to acknowledge: Ransomware is emerging as a cost of doing business, grabbing the attention not just of security leaders, but the entire C-suite, boards, and even Wall Street investors.
Today’s columnist, Rahat Sethi of Adobe, offers a strategy for security automation.
Kurtis Minder, CEO of threat intelligence firm GroupSense, has received a lot of press as a top negotiator in ransomware cases. But he’d rather you not hire him to negotiate. Instead, he says, he’d much rather you stop the ransomware attack before you’d ever need to call him in.
Dawn Cappelli, CISO at Rockwell Automation, says security leaders need to balance passion for the mission with deep understanding of the business environment.
If adversaries were attacking the Microsoft Exchange servers at your company, could your team detect and block it? Today’s columnist, Tim Wade of Vectra AI, offers strategies for improving visibility so you can.
Today’s columnist, Randy Richard of Kaspersky, says that the broader universe of Android apps makes them vulnerable to attackers. Richard maintains that machine learning tools can detect and block these malicious apps.
Today’s columnist, Raj Badhwar of Voya Financial, says to prevent cloud-based breaches like the one that happened to Capital One in 2019, security teams need to develop an enterprise cloud operating model based on a cloud-first approach.
Forrester’s zero trust concept has grown in acceptance as we come out of the pandemic. Today’s columnist, Narendran Vaideeswaran of CrowdStrike, writes how AI-powered platforms help companies shore up their zero trust architectures.
Large businesses experienced significant damage from breaches in the first quarter of the year, including data losses and system outages, which in turn spurred investment in centralized security strategies and improved coordination with external partners.
