A New Year Will Bring New Targets: What to Look for in 2022
There’s no way to put it nicely: cybercrime just continues to get worse as we become increasingly connected. 2020 was a banner year for...
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What to Expect in 2022: Microservices Will Bring Macro Threats
If not addressed in design and deployment, the risks with microservices can multiply since any application could be composed of hundreds of microservices The use...
The Right to Work and Non-Competes in the Security Industry
Those who actively threaten or work against the right to work act against the interests of the security community as a whole I’d like...
The Human Connection: A Mindset for the Coming Year
I’ve written about people and the contributions they make on protecting our email and IT systems, but I’d like to shift focus this last...
The Need for Survivable, Trustworthy Secure Systems
Cybersecurity and cyber resilience measures are most effective when applied in concert As 2021 draws to an end, security practitioners are scrambling to address...
5 Ways to Reduce the Risk of Ransomware to Your OT Network
In the last year and half, we’ve seen an unprecedented increase in ransomware attacks on Operational Technology (OT) networks. While this surge is generating...
Planning for the Future: What’s Ahead in 2022
Current security technology stacks are not keeping up with the increasing scale and sophistication of attacks With security incidents and breaches skyrocketing, the security...
Upskilling Cyber Defenders Requires a Readiness Environment
The cybersecurity threat landscape never stands still. New threats and threat actors appear all the time. They are highly trained, well-funded, and leverage the...
Work-from-Anywhere Requires “Work-from-Anywhere Security” | SecurityWeek.Com
Security policies and solutions need to follow users and data from anywhere to anywhere Securing today’s expanding networks often includes adding additional technologies to...
The First Building Block for the SOC of the Future is Data
Data is the lifeblood of security because it provides context from a wide range of internal and external sources Previously, I discussed the concept...