More than two-thirds of breaches involve the human element. Traditional security awareness initiatives, often fixated on training participation and engagements, are inadequate in mitigating incidents triggered by employees' risky behaviors, said Mimecast's Masha Sedova.
Forrester Vice President and Research Director Joseph Blankenship discusses the impact of generative AI on insider risks and the strategies CISOs can employ for cyber resilience. He also shares insights on how to predict human-centric breaches and enhance infrastructure security controls.
Traditionally, CISOs initiate discussions about enterprise browsers due to their understanding of cybersecurity challenges in consumer browsers. But the involvement of CIOs is crucial as they oversee changes affecting end-user experience, according to Mike Fey, co-founder and CEO, Island.
For years, the percentage of women in the cybersecurity field has been stagnant at 20% to 25%, but a recent study shows a promising trend: More women are taking cybersecurity leadership roles, and they are staying in those roles, said Clar Rosso, CEO of ISC2.
The concept of "responsible radical transparency" plays a critical role in efforts to improve the state of cybersecurity, said Suzanne Spaulding, former undersecretary, Department of Homeland Security, and Jim Richberg, head of global policy and field CISO, Fortinet, who explain why.
SailPoint's CEO Mark McClain discusses the complexities of identity security and the emerging threats and solutions in the changing landscape of cybersecurity. Perimeter-based security has expanded, so security teams need to understand access in a world of mobile and cloud computing.
Subra Kumaraswamy, senior vice president and CISO at Visa, discusses how organizations can bolster cyber resilience by using strategic deployment of AI to enhance threat detection capabilities, fortify supply chain risk management and address talent shortages.
Investors are increasingly involving themselves in the cybersecurity posture of their portfolio companies. Christian Schnedler, managing director, cyber practice lead at WestCap, explains how embedding robust cybersecurity measures within investment portfolios propels business growth.
A piece of infrastructure, such as a laptop, contains components from hundreds of vendors, and even the smallest vendor presents a risk. That's why it is important to assess the security of code for all components to ensure supply chain security, said Alex Bazhaniuk, CTO and co-founder, Eclypsium.
Integrating generative AI into cybersecurity strategies is a pivotal shift in how organizations safeguard their assets. If AI is not embedded within cybersecurity frameworks, the adversaries will be far ahead, said Jeetu Patel, executive vice and general manager, security and collaboration, Cisco.
Cybersecurity is no longer a secondary consideration in healthcare M&A. Robert Booker, recently retired chief strategy officer at HITRUST, emphasized the importance of thinking about third-party risks and system integration to safeguard sensitive information during and after M&A activities.
Despite the persistent threats and complexities in the OT world, it's tough for security practitioners to define a clear business case. Rick Kaun, vice president of solutions at Verve Industrial Protection, emphasized the nuanced approach required for building effective security frameworks.
Enterprises grapple with a deluge of vulnerabilities, misconfigurations and IT hygiene gaps. An automated exposure management program helps prioritize and remediate risks, fostering collaboration between security and IT teams, says J.J. Guy, CEO, Sevco Security.
From the RSA Conference in San Francisco, five ISMG editors covered the major themes at the event including emerging threats related to AI and new AI-embedded cybersecurity solutions. Other hot topics included ransomware threats, nation-state attackers and the role of the CISO.
There is a big difference between cyber resilience and security. AT&T's 2024 LevelBlue Futures Report: Cyber Resilience is designed to help cybersecurity stakeholders make more effective cyber resilience decisions, said Theresa Lanowitz, chief evangelist AT&T Cybersecurity/LevelBlue.
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