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The Security Strategist

Stay ahead of cyberthreats with expert insights and practical security . Led by an ensemble cast of industry thought leaderss offering in-depth analysis and practical advice to fortify your organization"s defenses.

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19:51

Top Enterprises are Normalising Data Leaks

The Security Strategist ·

2021/07/21

Since the Facebook-Cambridge Analytica data scandal of 2018, the populous has become so accustomed to data mismanagement and even data leaks that it no longer makes the headlines. In fact, even in 2021 Facebook faced scrutiny for adata leak that revealed over 530 million people's private information, in some cases including phone numbers. Of course, legal action has been taken by individual bodiesbut, as many experts point out, tech giants such asFacebookand Googlehave the monetary capacity to hire

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21:15

Analysing the Top Indicators of Behaviour

The Security Strategist ·

2021/07/02

Cybersecurity has revolved around several different methodologies over the last decade, but the arguments for and against using an approach based on "Indicators of Compromise" remain prevalent to this day. Relying onthe top indicators of compromise, or IOC, depends upon finding threats as and when they appear. New methodologies incorporate a slightly more anticipatory model, however; Indicators of Behaviour, or IOB, work to understand the common signs that could potentially lead an organisation to

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20:40

What Cybersecurity Experts Get Wrong

The Security Strategist ·

2021/06/16

When it comes to using a cybersecurity product, relying on new technology has often been seen as the primary objective. What cybersecurity experts are starting to realise, however, is that technology by itself has limitations; the perfect combination actually comes from havinggood technology and skilled professionals who know how to use it. Many securitytechnologies rely on an alert basis; a method that notifiesprofessionals to investigate problems as and when they appear. The problem with this is

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26:41

Social Engineering: Psychological Warfare in the...

The Security Strategist ·

2021/05/18

From the usage of anti-money laundering software all the way to endpoint security, the enterprise space is always preparing for the next attack. Recognising the fact that as much as you train and prepare your organisation, adversaries will also continue to advance can be anxiety inducing.Yes,organisations lose billions every year to fraudand the beginning of 2021 was met with ahuge influx in cybercrime, but it's the methodsthat the adversaries are using that is truly concerning.Social engineering is

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18:27

Building resiliency through disruption with RSA Security

The Security Strategist ·

2021/02/16

As businesses become more complex it opens up numerous issues that need to be accounted for including business processes, critical business and IT functions, and third-party relationships. These factors can be hard to coordinate across departments and this lack of visibility makes it difficult to prove and report that continuity and recovery plans are in place and will work as intended. Resiliency programs allow for a proactive approach in order to address and mitigate resiliency risk to your

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21:12

Secure remote working practices with Menlo Security

The Security Strategist ·

2021/02/02

The need to adapt corporate IT systems to support more flexible working is not new. The response of businesses to these trends over the last two decades has been on a spectrum from highly supportive – as much flexibility as possible – to highly conservative – the risks are too great. These risks, that have held many businesses back, include the loss of control over what employees are doing and who they are interacting with, to the danger of corporate and controlled personal data getting into the

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26:27

How inbox defence protects against increasingly...

The Security Strategist ·

2021/01/19

The impact of cyberattacks on organisations is widespread not only from a financial standpoint, but also the operational disruptions, damaged brand reputations, and trust within the organisation. Traditional email security solutions aren’t enough to protect businesses anymore. Processes need to be in place to actively defend against sophisticated email threats. These threats are often able to bypass defences by using numerous backdoor techniques.In this podcast, Olesia Klevchuk, Senior Product

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24:59

Navigating a crisis and the benefits of Zero Trust...

The Security Strategist ·

2021/01/05

The majority of organisations have been working from home for the last few months amidst the COVID-19 pandemic. This rapid change has bought many new challenges for organisations to overcome. One of these challenges has been how we secure remote users and maintain security control for the organisation. The concept of Zero Trust is emerging as the preferred remedy for addressing remote work security challenges. The fundamental goal is to avoid reliance on trusted networks and to treat every system as

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20:57

The Business Balancing Act – User Experience and...

The Security Strategist ·

2020/12/22

For organisations that want to ensure safe,scalable,and efficient access to their services, effective identity and access management solutions are essential. However, ensuring maximum security and maintaining a smooth user experience is a challenge. The more we move into the digital environment, the more each company must focus on these aspects and construct theidentity and access management (IAM)programs with theusersin mind.In this podcast,Kris Imbrechts, Regional Director Northern & Southern

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25:00

The use of external threat intelligence for proactive...

The Security Strategist ·

2020/12/08

Keeping your business safe requires a proactive analysis of potential online threats. This requires more than details of latest malware and software vulnerabilities. Intelligence is also required about what is happening in cyberspace that may represent a specific threat to your business. The deepest recesses of the web need probing to gathering this intelligence. Not just the clear web, the websites that we all use on a day-to-day basis, but also the dark and, where possible, deep web.In this

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18:14

Understanding the current state of SOAR and its...

The Security Strategist ·

2020/11/24

Manual incident response processes, insufficient workflows and difficulty hiring security personnel leave security operations teams struggling to keep up with the growing volume of alerts. SOAR solutions combine automated data gathering, security automation, case management and analytics to provide organisations the ability to speed up the incident response process.In this podcast,Bob Tarzeyspeaks withCody Cornell, Co-founder and CEO atSwimlane, a U.S. based independent SOAR solution provider. Cody

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23:33

IT Security Policy Management and Automation with...

The Security Strategist ·

2020/11/10

As security requirements evolve, so must the policies surrounding them. Today, businesses are responsible for updating policies consistently across all relevant security devices regardless of function and supplier. Given the sheer volume, a manual approach would be too impractical. Thus, organisations must turn to specialist products that harness automation as a means to cover more diverse security requirements and enhance security analytics and intelligence.In this podcast,Bob Tarzeyspeaks

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23:22

Application Security in the age of DevSecOps with...

The Security Strategist ·

2020/10/27

The advent of DevOps was hailed as a means to have all aspects of application deployment handled by one single team. However, over time, concerns surrounding security have begun to arise. Many feel that security should be more of a priority for Development & DevOps teams, particularly in regard to applications. On the one hand, apps are a modern necessity to drive business success. However, on the other hand, they come with a host of security problems that need special attention, necessitating

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27:48

Optimising Application Security with Contrast Security

The Security Strategist ·

2020/10/13

Applications are a double-edged sword for businesses. On one hand, they are a modern necessity to drive business success. However, on the other, they come with a host of security problems that need special attention.JoiningBob Tarzeyto outline the considerations specific to application security isJeff Williams, Co-Founder and CTO atContrast Security. In particular, Jeff details the threat posed by the fact that we simply aren’t very good at writing vulnerability-free software, and why this is the

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20:31

Preventing Credential Stuffing Attacks with Shape...

The Security Strategist ·

2020/04/03

Today's increasingly digital enterprise environment means that businesses must combat more threats than ever. However, it's not just the new generation of threats that they need to worry about. Organisations must also consider the threats that have stood the test of time. In particular, credential stuffing is one that has persisted over the years. Unfortunately, the misunderstandings surrounding it makes it all-the-more difficult to mitigate.In this podcast,Shuman Ghosemajumder, CTO at Shape

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25:16

Balancing Privacy and IT Security with Zscaler

The Security Strategist ·

2020/04/03

Technology has enjoyed an ongoing revolution, meaning organisations today can enjoy cloud, Internet of Things, artificial intelligence, and more – all of which are significantly advantageous for business. However, as organisations begin to heavily rely on these innovations, it begs the question: how should businesses strike the balance between delivering useful, available IT services and protecting the privacy of employees and customers?In this podcast, Bob Tarzeyspeaks with Nathan Howe, Director of

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25:34

Secure Access in the Age of Zero Trust Networking...

The Security Strategist ·

2020/04/03

Digital transformation is creating a new security landscape. In particular, it has paved the way for more workforce flexibility, empowering employees to work how and when they wish. However, this introduces new security considerations that many businesses have not had to address before.Here to lend his expertise on the matter isSudhakar Ramakrishna, CEO at Pulse Secure. Sudhakar walks us through the findings of an IDG global survey sponsored by Pulse Secure, investigating the state of enterprise

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26:53

Fullstack Vulnerability Management Implementation...

The Security Strategist ·

2020/04/03

Vulnerability management is a must for enterprises today. In particular, vulnerability management automation gives businesses the scalability and frequency necessary for today's landscape. Businesses should endeavour to automate where possible, although the accuracy of automation isn't always 100%.Joining us to lend his expertise on the matter isEoin Keary, CEO and Founder at Edgescan. Firstly, Eoin outlines the findings of a recent survey by Edgescan, which investigated validating false positives

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25:43

Threat Detection, Prevention, and Response with...

The Security Strategist ·

2020/04/03

Cybersecurity is an unrelenting matter for organisations, and no organisation is truly immune. In particular, the threat that cyber risks pose to business is an increasing concern for IT departments and senior management alike. Thus, it is becoming increasingly important to consider how best to mitigate these risks.In this podcast,freelance IT industry analyst Bob Tarzey speaks withBrian Robison, Chief Evangelist at Blackberry Cylance. Brian begins by sharing his thoughts on how to prevent cyber

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19:36

Automated Protection Against Common Vulnerabilities...

The Security Strategist ·

2020/04/03

Attacks have become part and parcel of an organisation's lifespan. However, in most cases, this is the result of the attacker being able to exploit a weakness in the organisation. Thus, organisations must do what they can to understand their vulnerabilities and their impact. But understanding and reporting common vulnerabilities and exposures (CVEs) are rigorous tasks.Therefore, companies may benefit from using tools to increase automation and reduce manual procedures.In this podcast,freelance IT

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