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Joan Goodchild
Freelance writer
Joan Goodchild, former editor in chief of CSO, is a veteran editor and writer with 20+ years experience. She has a Master's degree from Northwestern University's Medill School of Journalism and received an Edward R. Murrow award for investigative journalism.
Flaw Fix Rates Are Low - How Can They Be Improved?
In this episode we discuss the latest findings on flaw fix rates in enterprises. Chris Eng, Vice President of Research, Veracode, offers perspective on what figures in the State of Software Security report reveal about the troubling...
Open Source Components Continue to Thwart Enterprises
In this episode, we’ll discuss why enterprises still struggle with the occurrence of vulnerable open source components within their software - and what they can do to mitigate these risks. Listeners will learn more about: • The...
Building a Security-first Culture Starts with Coding
In this episode, we learn about changes in application security and the partnership between development and security. Chris Wysopal, Chief Technology Officer and Co-Founder of Veracode, joins us to discuss the synergy between these...
Rising Breach Rate Drives Businesses Toward Zero Trust Security Model
Increased security budgets and new technologies have not stopped breach numbers from climbing higher. The Zero Trust models offers a new way of approaching security and identity management.
IoT, Cloud, or Mobile: All Ripe for Exploit and Need Security’s Attention
Research on tech spending plans for the year ahead show cloud, mobile and Internet of Things security are all priorities. As these investments grow, so do concerns about cybersecurity. According to IDC, the potential cybersecurity...
What is social engineering? How criminals exploit human behavior
Social engineering is the art of gaining access to buildings, systems or data by exploiting human psychology, rather than by breaking in or using technical hacking techniques. That firewall won't mean much if your users are tricked...
Why CSOs and CISOs need to care about machine learning
Michael A. Davis of CounterTack explains the security challenges around machine learning, and how some of the issues can be solved for free (yes, free!)
CSO50 winners remain a step ahead
Check out the 50 winners to be lauded at CSO's annual award ceremony. This year’s winners are designing security to stay in front of modern threats.
Realistic ways to lock down IoT
How CSOs can best secure and understand IoT devices that enter their organization's network infrastructure
