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The ostrich security strategy is now very risky
Ignorance of a serious security event is unreasonable, and just like ignorance of the law, it is no defense.
CSO Spotlight: Annalea Ilg, Flexential
The cybersecurity threat is ever growing and its clear companies are still not following basic security practices. If they were, we wouldn’t be seeing so many breach notifications, says Ilg.
Top reasons CEOs should care about privacy
Privacy protection will undoubtedly be one of the defining issues of the internet age, and it’s important for leaders and companies to take notice and actively prevent breaches and protect their customers.
Does DevSecOps eliminate the segregation of duties between security and DevOps?
Yes, some cloud-native application development tools include basic security features. No, that does not mean DevOps should “own” security.
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How to write an information security policy
Learn the critical first step, why consensus is key, what to cover and how make your information security policy — and program — effective.
Making the case for security spend
How to gain management and customer support in security investments.
CSO Spotlight: Eddie Garcia, Cloudera
For Eddie Garcia, job satisfaction comes from “[seeing his] contributions help organizations securely process data for good.” His best advice for aspiring security leaders is to focus on your passion and let the rest fall into place —...
5 simple steps for SMBs to ensure cyber resiliency
While these tips are by no means a complete guide for how SMBs can be resilient, they can be the start of a continuous process small and mid-sized business should implement to be better prepared.
The Three Mile Island event and cybersecurity incident response
Managing the deluge of data and alerts in a SOC can be challenging for any size organization. Observing the lessons learned from the Three Mile Island nuclear facility can help drive home some best practices for how to avoid common...
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Research report: IT security's looming tipping point
Even as security draws board-level attention, many IT professionals give their organizations’ infosec practices low marks. This special report from CIO, CSO and Computerworld reveals how to tip the balance in the right direction.
CSO Spotlight: David Cook, Databricks
For Cook, the best trend in cybersecurity right now is the use of artificial intelligence and machine learning because, he says, "security is about spotting patterns, and new services based on machine learning can help analysts spot...
Security metrics you need for the board
No one wants to show up to an important meeting empty-handed. But with so many analytics right at their fingertips, how can CSOs pick the right numbers to reflect their work? Here are three imperative metrics to have in your...
Leveraging digital transformation
Data protection plays a key part in digital transformation adoptions, changes to existing practices and reforming company culture. Digital transformation expert Vic Tingler discusses how businesses can digitally transform to increase...
Does it matter who the CISO reports to?
Reporting relationships are more than lines on an org chart, they're lines of authority. Ultimately, who the CISO reports to may say more about an organization's maturity than it does about an individual's effectiveness.
CSO Spotlight: Justin Somaini, SAP
Perhaps controversially, Somaini doesn't believe that cybersecurity is constantly changing. For him, all you need is all you've ever needed: a solid grasp on security theory and a comprehensive understanding of technology trends.
Instilling a security-driven culture, from Chicken Little to the Hot Stove Syndrome
It’s 2018, so there’s practically a new breach, vulnerability or some other security-related emergency in the news daily. Given the stakes and risks, you’d think that driving a culture of security and fraud awareness would be...
CSO Spotlight: Grant Bourzikas, McAfee
The skills shortage is real, is likely bigger than most estimates suggest, and isn't just about the sheer numbers of people, says Bourzikas. His advice for aspiring IT leaders: emphasize and encourage diversity of thought on your...
How to turn cyber babble into a language we all speak
In today’s digital age, assuming everyone speaks the same language will leave everyone frustrated and babbling, including you.
The art of machine speed execution
Understaffed security teams are struggling to secure their organizations’ expanding technology footprints, and often times the new tools they have been given to manage data bring with them a tidal wave of new data to sift through. In...
What should a cyber-resilient business look like?
Cyber resiliency and the value it brings to a company and its customers will depend on how well the business incorporates its security program as a strategic partner.
RSA 2018 conference recap
Memories from the greatest information security show on earth.
The 3 hidden costs of incident response
Every business function seeks to apply finite resources to maximum benefit, and to do that effectively in security, like threats, requires a keen understanding of those costs that are known and those that are hiding.
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