Where should a CISO report into within an organization? No common standard exists as we can find them operating under many different organizations, including IT, Legal, the CTO, and CEO just to name a few.
In today’s video, I break down some of the considerations that impact where the CISO can be most effective.
Be sure to share your insights regarding this ongoing debate. Where do you think CISO’s should report into?
Happy Privacy Day to all those privacy professionals out there that work to make our digital world more safe, respectful, and private.
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The Critical Infrastructure sectors, 16 in total that are the foundation of a country and economy to operate, are coming under more pressure from cyber-attacks. The trend will not subside because of who is behind these sinister attacks!
The 2021 Front Lines cybersecurity conference brought together a panel to discuss the challenges faced by the industry with growing security threats and far too cybersecurity professionals to combat them. The “Closing the Cyber Skills Gap” panel featured Davina Pruitt, Naomi Buckwalter, and was moderated by Matthew Rosenquist on Oct 21st 2021.
One of the most pressing challenges for the digitally connected and transforming world is the undermining of security and trust. Cybersecurity is the barrier protecting our systems, data, privacy, services, and capabilities. But the threats far exceed the capacity of those professionals that guard against their attacks. We are experiencing a momentous deficit in the talent pool, with mounting demands growing every year.
The panel discusses how to reverse the situation and sustainably satisfy the human resources needed to make our evolving digital world secure.
Dr. Davina Pruitt-Mentle https://www.linkedin.com/in/davina-pruitt-mentle-ph-d-0010759/
Naomi Buckwalter https://www.linkedin.com/in/naomi-buckwalter/
Matthew Rosenquist https://www.linkedin.com/in/matthewrosenquist/
Debating if cybersecurity should be everyone's responsibility, Masha Sedova - Co-Founder & President of Elevate Security and Matthew Rosenquist - CISO of Eclipz & Industry Cybersecurity Strategist, discuss the benefits, challenges, and pitfalls of placing responsibility on employees.
This topic originated from a cybersecurity community thread on LinkedIn, where advocates, both for and against, expressed strong opinions about potential myths in the industry that could undermine risk management performance.
The original discussion link on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/posts/mashasedova_informationsecurity-innovation-ciso-activity-7008897860419170304-CaLR
Special thanks to this week’s guest, Masha Sedova, whom you can follow on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mashasedova/
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One of the most impressive hacks ever! Such tremendous sophistication is the hallmark of Nation State level attackers. Truly epic, but should you be worried?
Some say no, as the attack is not currently widespread.
I say we should all be concerned with this trend!
In today's short video, I cover a brief overview of the attack and reasoning why this is a strategic concern.
Will slapping a cybersecurity label on IoT devices, like nutrition label on foods, result in better overall protection and consumer decisions?
Although sharing risk data with purchasers sounds like a good idea, there are challenges. The U.S. is flirting with the idea and soliciting inputs from manufacturers and security experts. Let’s break down what the goals need to be and some of the examples that we might see on IoT packaging.
Share your thoughts, if you want labels on IoT devices, in the comments.
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Over 30 nations came together to address ransomware. The results were disappointing, unimpressive, and lacking the bold innovation needed to stem the meteoric rise of ransomware that is targeting businesses and the critical infrastructure that citizens depend upon for security, health, services, and prosperity.
This was a wasted opportunity to establish a meaningful strategy that targets the heart of ransomware and deals a crushing blow to mitigate this risk to the global digital ecosystem. We must do better!
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2022 will be a very tumultuous year for cybersecurity professionals. The underlying fundamentals that drive major shifts of the cybersecurity industry - technologies, threats, and economic factors, will introduce new risks and combine to significantly increase the relevance and challenges of protecting digital assets and capabilities.
LinkedIn article:
https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/10-cybersecurity-predictions-2022-matthew-rosenquist
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https://matthew-rosenquist.medium.com/top-10-cybersecurity-predictions-for-2022-5373839b3bd3
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The recent announcement by the insurance giant Lloyds of London, may be the biggest cybersecurity news of the year. It might not seem all that relevant, but strategically, this will likely shift the entire industry and politics of cybersecurity.
In the podcast, I go over the reasons behind the exclusions, how it impacts insurance customers, and what conditions are likely to be excluded.
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