Given the USA’s continuous exposure to cybercriminals and cyberattacks, it has become one of the most experienced nations in defending against cybercrime. From nation-state-sponsored cyber espionage to ransomware attacks conducted by financially motivated ransomware groups, the USA has seen it […]
The USA From A Cybercriminal’s Perspective: A Diversifying Landscape Read More »
TechSpective Podcast Episode 085 The Winter Olympics are taking place right now in Beijing, China. It puts the teams and athletes in a sensitive and precarious situation because China is an economic and geopolitical adversary to most of the participating
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With the latest series of aggressive hacking on critical infrastructure and massive scale ransomware attacks on United States companies and institutions, it is clear that we are in a cyber war with adversarial countries, including Russia, China, North Korea and
Russia, China, Cyber War, and Letters of Marque and Reprisal Read More »
TechSpective Podcast Episode 065 Cybersecurity is constantly evolving. The threat landscape continues to expand and new technologies shift and extend the attack surface–both of which require new and innovative tools and practices to address. Ron Gula, co-founder and President of
Ron Gula – Innovation and Emerging Trends in Cybersecurity Read More »
Security practitioners across the US spent most of Thursday, May 13, reading over, hashing, rehashing, and then re-rehashing the “Executive Order on Improving the Nation’s Cybersecurity” (the Executive Order). Between the mandate for agencies to adopt zero trust, short timelines,
The Cybersecurity Executive Order: Why CMMC May Be the One Standard to Rule Them All Read More »
The agencies and businesses that make up the backbone of our critical infrastructure have a larger bullseye on their backs than an average company. When it comes to the electric utility providers that manage the power grid, the exposure to
Fortress Information Security Strives to Help Protect Critical Infrastructure Read More »
Inner Circle Podcast Episode 039 If a nation state launches a cyber attack against another nation state, is it acceptable to retaliate by launching missiles and engaging in a physical response? Or should cyber attacks only be met with a
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According to research from CA Technologies, over half of cybersecurity professionals, or 53 percent, have confirmed an insider attack against their own organization in the past 12 months. These insider threats have had disastrous, sometimes even tragic results, for governments
Insider Threats: How Can Enterprises Better Protect against this Growing Danger? Read More »
2019 is underway. Two weeks down, fifty to go. Technology continues to evolve rapidly and the threat landscape is constantly shifting. It’s challenging for organizations to try and stay a step ahead of cybercriminals and break out of the cycle
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Inner Circle Podcast Episode 018 …and vice versa. That should be part of the title too, but it was already quite lengthy. On this episode of The Inner Circle, I am joined by Kevin Livelli, Director of Threat Intelligence at
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