Fresh Thinking for the Modern CISO

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  • OT: The Time for Remote Access Security is Now

    Critical infrastructure systems are becoming increasingly connected to traditional IT systems, and as a result, are increasingly targeted. Critical infrastructure systems are becoming increasingly connected to traditional IT systems, and as a result, are being increasingly targeted. A Siemens study found that 56 percent of the world’s gas, wind, water and solar utilities experienced at least one…

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  • Bridging the AI Security Divide

    If you are reading this post, then there’s a good chance you understand the need for security surrounding AI systems. As more and more development teams look at ways to increase the intelligence of their applications, the surrounding teams, including security teams, are struggling to keep up with this new paradigm and this trend is only…

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  • 5 Minutes with Ernie Anderson – The Importance of a Deputy CISO

    Ernie Anderson, Head of Professional Services at Kudelski Security, knows a thing or two about enabling the CISO to fulfil their mission. Being one of the most difficult jobs in the cybersecurity industry, a CISO needs lieutenants to have an effective security team. With lack of funding in companies’ security programs and rampant attacks around…

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  • Microsoft Warns Azure Customers of a Vulnerability in the Azure Container Instances (ACI) Service that Could Expose their Data

    Microsoft recently reported that they have mitigated a vulnerability that was reported in July by security researchers from Palo Alto. This vulnerability impacts the Azure Container Instances feature that allows azure users to deploy containers without the need for Kubernetes or some sort of Linux VM running the docker software to host the container. It…

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  • The Anatomy of an IT/OT Cyber Attack

    The convergence of IT/OT is upon us, bringing new challenges for both the IT and OT units to navigate. Traditionally, operational technology has been managed by site engineers with a focus on reliability and safety. But now, as OT systems are becoming more connected, it’s imperative that these two worlds begin to operate as one….

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  • Today’s Ransomware Threat: Why It’s So Severe… And Only Getting Worse

    The ransomware threat is nothing new. Though it really got going around the mid-2010s, cyberattacks in which malicious actors encrypt files and demand payment to render them accessible again have been launched for over thirty years. Recently, however, the nature of the battle against ransomware has changed: defenders must contend with greater attack volumes, higher…

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  • Anticipating Issues With Automation Impact Audits

    The promise of automation is doing more with less, freeing people from repetitive tasks allowing focus on more interesting activities. This claim makes for a great tagline but can fall short in implementation. Automation doesn’t have to include complicated machine learning or deep learning. It could be a simple script. Automation is far from a…

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  • Preparing For New AI Regulations

    Until recently, the regulation of AI was left up to the organizations developing the technology, allowing these organizations to apply their own judgment and ethical guidelines to the products and services they create. Although this is still widely true, it may be about to change. New regulations are on the horizon, and some already signed…

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