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By Paul Preiss I was just finishing a talk on Living with Legacy, which covers a great number of concepts related to maintainability and viability in legacy systems at UberConf in Denver when all of […]
Cybersecurity expert and legendary FBI Counterintelligence operative Eric O’Neill shared his insights Friday about the CrowdStrike incident, which crippled businesses and industries all over the world: “CrowdStrike is a world leader in cybe…
While previous Olympic games have faced cybersecurity threats, the Games of the XXXIII Olympiad, also known as Paris 2024, will see the largest number of threats, the most complex threat landscape, the largest ecosystem of […]
The world is waking up to the systemic vulnerabilities of our massive dependence on interdependent large logical (IT) landscapes. These not only lead to inertia — change becomes harder and harder —, but also to a brittleness of our organisations — and …
By Vaibhav Malik, Partner Solutions Architect, Cloudflare In an era where cyber threats are constantly evolving and becoming more sophisticated, traditional security models are proving inadequate. The concept of Zero Trust Architecture (ZTA) has emerge…
By Angel Vossough, CEO of BetterAI Cybersecurity is undergoing a paradigm shift, transitioning from threat reaction to threat prediction and prevention. This change is set to be foundational to the industry, moving it toward security […]
Guest submission by: Nazy Fouladirad, President and COO of Tevora, a global leading cybersecurity consultancy.
Many modern companies grow their operations by working with remote teams and cloud-based systems. However, as cybersecurity threats are growing and data protection laws are becoming more strict, data security, in particular with third-party entities, is of utmost importance.
Third-party audits verify vendor practices align with security and regulatory requirements to protect sensitive information. As businesses navigate their digital transformations, these audits strengthen vendor relationships while ensuring data integrity for everyone.
By John Linford, Security Portfolio Forum Director, The Open Group & Michelle Horrobin, Digital Portfolio Director, The Open Group
As has become evident in recent years and even months, modern organizations offer new products which are, more and more, dependent on digital components, and need to be secure to avoid falling victim to increasingly sophisticated and increasingly frequent cyber attacks. On top of having organizational, internal reasons for improving their security posture, these organizations also must keep up with increasing scrutiny and compliance requirements from governments and regulatory agencies, as well as customers and partners. Consequently, not only might a successful cyber attack leave an organization unable to operate, but it might also result in media backlash and fines and judgements for breaches and violations for the organization.
By David J. Oberly In late April, Colorado took a major step toward adding further complexity to the already fragmented U.S. biometrics legal landscape with the passage of HB 1130. The bill, which amends the […]
By Ed Watal, Founder & Principal — Intellibus Artificial intelligence has become one of the most contentious technologies in history. For every person who hails AI as the force behind the “revolution of work,” another […]
Five ways threat actors attack banks and financial institutions. By Erich Kron According to the International Monetary Fund, cyberattacks against the banking and financial services industry are increasing exponentially. The threat level is currently so…
By Utsav Adhikari, of Logpoint Originally developed for federal use, the National Institute for Standards and Technology (NIST) Cybersecurity Framework (CSF) has been widely adopted across the world (and translated into numerous languages) by organisat…