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Cybersecurity Leadership
by
JC Gaillard
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12 Ways to Bake Security Into a DevOps Transformation
From
devops.com
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31 July, 05:50
Speakers and sponsors for the upcoming SKILup Day as well as DevOps Institute Ambassadors share how they bake in security practices.
How to succeed in an increasingly risky cyber environment
From
www.weforum.org
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30 July, 06:44
Effective public/private collaboration can help nations become cyber resilient. CISOs must also hone skills to tackle the rising threat of cyber attacks.
How security leaders can build emotionally intelligent cybersecurity teams
From
www.helpnetsecurity.com
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29 July, 06:25
There are several tools leaders can use to build emotionally intelligent cybersecurity teams and help them explore aspects of personality.
Best Practices To Understand And Disrupt Today’s Cybersecurity Attack Chain
From
www.forbes.com
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24 July, 07:06
The ability to establish and maintain an effective and reliable cybersecurity strategy has become increasingly challenging for organizations in the throes of digital innovation.
Questions that help CISOs and boards have each other's back
From
www.helpnetsecurity.com
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24 July, 06:39
There are some essential questions that help board members in understanding their companies’ security posture, and how to protect them.
What Are the Quantum Computing Threats to Security?
From
www.wevolver.com
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23 July, 06:36
Needless to say, combining the hype of “everything quantum” with the confusion around all different aspects of an immensely complex technology is leading to very creative and misleading marketing activities.
The Importance of Threat Modeling for 5G Security
From
technative.io
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21 July, 06:19
As with any new technology, the benefits may also present potential attack vectors if proper security measures aren’t considered.
Why a CIO Should First be a CISO
From
adcg.org
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19 July, 06:51
Both a Chief Information Security Officer (CISO) and a Chief Information Officer (CIO) must understand how all IT works.
The evolution of ransomware extortion tactics
From
techmonitor.ai
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19 July, 06:25
The ransomware explosion reflects advances in criminal extortion tactics, from indiscriminate and low-value to highly targeted and lucrative.
How to demonstrate ROI from your cyber security strategy
From
technative.io
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17 July, 07:23
While avoidance of damage from cyber attacks should arguably be seen as justification for cyber security investment alone, if the outcome is invisible, the risk is that this investment comes under the spotlight and its validity called into question.
What Can Government Do as Cyber Insurance Costs Increase?
From
www.govtech.com
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17 July, 06:30
Rampant cyber attacks have brought about a rising demand for cyber insurance, yet increased costs and narrower eligibility rules for coverage present a hurdle for organizations. Should government get involved?
Don't Blame Bitcoin for Ransomware
From
www.coindesk.com
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15 July, 06:17
Crypto has emerged as a staking horse amid a period of high-profile ransomware attacks. Industry expert Marcus Hutchins weighs in.
Questions You Need To Ask Before A Ransomware Attack
From
www.forbes.com
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1 August, 06:56
Enterprises with the best security tools and practices in place still need to be prepared on how to respond when they face a hack.
Measuring Success of the 'No More Ransom' Project
From
www.bankinfosecurity.com
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30 July, 06:34
Europol says the "No More Ransom" project, a portal launched five years ago, so far has helped more than 6 million ransomware victims worldwide recover
For Hackers, APIs are Low-Hanging Fruit
From
securityboulevard.com
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28 July, 07:01
By 2022, API abuses will become the most frequent attack vector, predicts Gartner.
Security as code: The best (and maybe only) path to securing cloud applications and systems
From
www.mckinsey.com
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24 July, 06:56
Embedding cloud security into the code can reduce risk without slowing down the business.
Stats on Cyber Claims: Cyber Crime is Most Expensive, Internal Failures are Most Frequent
From
www.cpomagazine.com
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24 July, 06:32
New report from Allianz finds that cyber crime causes the most expensive insurance losses, but that internal failures are the most frequent overall reasons for cyber claims.
The Evolving Role of the CISO
From
threatpost.com
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22 July, 06:20
In order to truly succeed as a CISO in today’s digital world, here are some top qualities that all CISOs need to possess to excel
Three Lessons CISOs Can Learn from the SolarWinds Cyberattack
From
cisomag.eccouncil.org
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20 July, 06:22
The ripple effects of SolarWinds are a painful example of how crucial it is for organizations in India to prioritize third-party security.
CTOs Keeping Quiet on Breaches to Avoid Cyber Blame Game
From
www.infosecurity-magazine.com
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19 July, 06:30
Nearly two-thirds (36%) of IT leaders are not disclosing breaches for fear that they may lose their job, complicating efforts to enhance security, according to new research.
Five Common Pitfalls in Application Protection
From
securityboulevard.com
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18 July, 06:59
As DevOps are gaining more influence on security related decisions, the information security staff has to do more than block attacks.
Managing the Cyber-Physical Security Risks to Critical Infrastructure and Healthcare
From
www.cpomagazine.com
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17 July, 07:05
The critical infrastructure and healthcare industries are key targets for cyberattacks because of their extensive use of cyber-physical systems. Here are best practices for cyber-physical security.
5 Principles For Effective Cybersecurity Leadership in Post-COVID
From
mytechdecisions.com
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16 July, 06:26
Organizations cannot expect cybersecurity leadership to achieve faultless security in today’s context.
Beyond Kaseya: Everyday IT Tools Can Offer ‘God Mode’ for Hackers
From
www.wired.com
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14 July, 06:02
Attackers are increasingly attuned to the power and potential of remote management software.
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