Security Outlier
Securing connected medical devices: Will categorizing them as ICS help?
Now that they’re no longer protected by an “air gap,” let’s consider what’s needed to protect connected medical devices from security threats.
10/04/18
Staying secure as the IoT tsunami hits
The ubiquitous adoption of devices in virtually every industry is creating a massive, global security gap. Data science can help reign in the risks.
07/12/18
The time for network behavior analytics has come
Once considered the eminent domain of networking teams, network telemetry data is becoming a requirement to provide security analytics with a more complete view of enterprise threats.
06/07/18
Cross-channel fraud detection
How performing behavioral analysis across silos can help detect sophisticated attacks.
04/11/18
Model-driven security: using unconventional controls to stay ahead of threats
We need to get out of our own way in terms of how we think about and implement security, while enlisting analytics and data science as our allies.
02/12/18
6 steps for GDPR compliance
GDPR law applies to all companies that collect and process data belonging to European Union (EU) citizens. You have every reason to fear it because failure to comply will be costly.
12/04/17
Big picture security
Context and risk aware access control promises to make our industry more likeable.
10/20/17
Using identity to protect the mobile perimeter
It’s the biggest threat surface and best enforcement point for enterprise security
09/08/17
Using risk for adaptive security
How automated responses to risk-scored activity can reduce threats.
07/24/17
What can machine learning tell us?
Real-world use cases illustrate the power of analytics for detecting stealth threats.
07/05/17
You can steal my identity, but not my behavior
The compromise and misuse of identity is at the core of modern threats and data breaches. This has been documented for years and continues to escalate. As a result, we are rapidly approaching the end of life for password-based...
04/19/17
Beyond risk scoring
Risk scoring is not an end in itself once it shows up color coded and normalized between 0 and 100 in a security operations center (SOC) dashboard. To provide real value it must be supplemented by a closed-loop response process that...
02/13/17
Bridging the CIO and CISO divide
Why identity and access management is at the core of the gulf between these two C-suite roles.
12/07/16
Pain in the PAM
In order to prevent security breaches, insider attacks and comply with regulatory mandates, organizations must proactively monitor and manage privileged access. As the compromise and misuse of identity is often at the core of modern...
10/11/16
Security by the people
Sometimes it takes a village. In the case of information security, sometimes it takes an employee. Forward thinking enterprises can go beyond simply providing IT security awareness training and hygiene tips for their users, and enlist...
08/08/16
Catching a RAT by the tail
Last month I examined how machine learning could be used to detect low and slow insider threats. In this, the final installment of my trilogy on real-world use cases from the recent Verizon Data Breach Digest, I’ll discuss how remote...
06/22/16
Detecting low and slow insider threats
In my last post I discussed how machine learning could be used to detect phishing-based account compromise attacks using a real-world use case from the recent Verizon Data Breach Digest. This time I’ll examine how to detect insider...
05/19/16
Machine learning and social engineering attacks
In my last post I promised to use some real-world use cases from the recent Verizon Data Breach Digest report to illustrate potential ways that machine learning be can used to detect or prevent similar incidents in the future. For my...
04/21/16
Machine learning is reshaping security
At the recent RSA Conference it was virtually impossible to find a vendor that was not claiming to use machine learning. Both new and established companies are now touting “machine learning” as a major component of the data science...
03/23/16
Cloud blurs personal and corporate identities
When hackers posted online contact lists and other documents stolen from the AOL account of CIA Director John Brennan, they not only exposed a security breach with national security implications. They also shined a light on a glaring...
12/14/15
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