Opinion

Opinion

• No customer data leaks? Companies look down the rabbit hole

  When Yahoo finally disclosed a massive 2014 data breach to up to five hundred million affected account holders in September 2016, some already had legal representation.  Continue Reading

• From security product marketing to CEO: Jennifer Steffens

  The CEO of a global pen tester used to work for the New York Yankees. Find out how Jennifer Steffens went from sports marketing to head of a security service provider.  Continue Reading

• A damaging spring of internet worms and poor performance

  Security is a hot topic for media outlets that report on stock markets as companies founder on corporate earnings. The financial fallout of global malware is a call to action.  Continue Reading

• Interfacing with an information technology entrepreneur

  E. Kelly Fitzsimmons started with coconuts and then sold four companies. A serial entrepreneur discusses security and technology startups and why embracing failure works.  Continue Reading

• Security innovations need to catch up with technology trends

  When we asked CISOs and venture capitalists about disruptive technologies that could transform enterprise security models -- and how to prepare for them -- a few trends stood out.  Continue Reading

• Do thoughts of your least secure endpoint keep you up at night?

  Some days, 'secure endpoint' feels like an oxymoron, but that soon may change. From smart sandboxes to advanced behavior analytics, learn what's new in endpoint security technologies.  Continue Reading

• How intelligence data leaks caused collateral damage for infosec

  Alvaka Networks' Kevin McDonald looks at the real-world damage caused by data leaks at the CIA and NSA, which have put dangerous government cyberweapons in the hands of hackers  Continue Reading

• Wendy Nather: 'We're on a trajectory for profound change'

  This former CISO talks about her uncharted path from international banking to industry analysis. What's next for infosec? We ask the security strategist those questions and more.  Continue Reading

• Spotting a system breach takes defensive and offensive strategies

  A system breach is inevitable, and BDS products provide a valuable means of detection. But a strategy that blends both defense and offense is the best approach to security.  Continue Reading

• Q&A: GDPR compliance with Microsoft CPO Brendon Lynch

  Failure to achieve compliance with the EU's General Data Protection Regulation in the next 12 months can trigger fines of up to 4% of a company's gross annual revenue.  Continue Reading

• CISO job requires proven track record in business and security

  In the security field, certifications and degrees are never a substitute for on-the-job experience. For women in security, the challenges may be even greater.  Continue Reading

• Start redrawing your identity and access management roadmap

  Securing enterprise systems and information requires an IAM roadmap that helps you identify effective policy, technology and tools.  Continue Reading

• Chenxi Wang discusses DEF CON hacking conference, 'Equal Respect'

  Grassroots efforts to shift cultural thinking in information security have had a positive effect, the former professor of computer engineering says.  Continue Reading

• Outsourcing security services rises as MSSPs focus on industries

  Despite increasing levels of specialization, managed security service providers often don't understand the business you're in. That may be changing.  Continue Reading

• Tool time: Picking DDoS prevention products

  DDoS prevention is an urgent security need for any company. Learn how to select the products and services that will best strengthen your defense against denial-of-service attacks.  Continue Reading