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Beyond the Headlines: The Many Forms of Modern-Day Cyber Disruption
Cybersecurity failures were definitely in the news in 2024, but the year’s most serious issue — the outage at security vendor CrowdStrike, which affected millions of Windows systems around the world — wasn’t the result of a intentional attack, notes Kayne McGladrey, Field CISO at Hyperproof and senior member of the Institute of Electrical and…
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The Security Podcast In Silicon Valley
Join us in this episode of the Security Podcast in Silicon Valley, where host Jon McLachlan sits down with Kayne McGladrey, Field CISO at Hyperproof. shares his unique journey from theater to cybersecurity, offering insights into risk management, regulatory compliance, and the evolving landscape of cyber threats. Discover how his background in improv and theater…
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How AI poses a threat to election security
“We can anticipate a significant increase in disinformation and phishing attacks as the United States prepares for early or mail-in voting in the 2024 elections. The majority of these attacks will likely come from cybercriminals spreading disinformation about how and where to vote. This year’s phishing campaigns may be more sophisticated and widespread, as non-native…
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Cyberattacks and How to Defend Against Them with Kayne McGladrey
In this episode, we’re talking with Kayne McGladrey about cybersecurity, cyberterrorism and how to defend against these attacks at the personal, corporate, and national levels. I’ve been working on research for my next book and I knew that I had to talk to him to see what we could do to defend against this new…
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How digital wallets work, and best practices to use them safely
In this Help Net Security video, Kayne McGladrey, IEEE Senior Member, discusses best practices for using digital wallets safely. With the adoption of digital wallets and the increasing embedding of consumer digital payments into daily life, ensuring security measures is essential. According to a McKinsey report, digital payments are now mainstream and continually evolving, bringing…
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How AI could change threat detection
Early threat detection practices mostly involved identifying “something bad on a device by detecting that it matched a known signature,” explained Kayne McGladrey, a senior member of IEEE, a nonprofit professional association, and field CISO at Hyperproof. This signature-based detection was, and still is, a key part of threat detection, but other rules-based detection practices…
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AI in Cybersecurity: The Good and the Bad
“[AI] allows a threat actor to scale a lot faster and across multiple channels,” Kayne McGladrey, chief information security officer at compliance management company Hyperproof, told Built In. “And the defensive tools haven’t quite caught up. Unfortunately, none of this stuff is going away. This has now become a fixture of the landscape. It’s part…
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How Safe and Secure Is GenAI Really?
“After all, AI serves as both a force accelerator, as it will allow those threat actors to operate at large scale without having to increase the size of their workforce. At the same time, the ability of AI to generate convincing-enough speech in another language will serve to open new markets to threat actors who…
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The Loper Bright Decision: How it Impacts Cybersecurity Law
The Loper Bright decision has yielded impactful results: the Supreme Court has overturned forty years of administrative law, leading to potential litigation over the interpretation of ambiguous laws previously decided by federal agencies. This article explores key questions for cybersecurity professionals and leaders as we enter a more contentious period of cybersecurity law. Courts will…
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The GRC Maturity Model
Companies with mature GRC programs have an advantage over their competitors. However, something has been missing in the GRC world: the ability to truly understand an organization’s GRC maturity and the steps it would take to build the business case for change. That’s where the GRC Maturity Model comes in.Hyperproof’s GRC Maturity model is a…
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Compliance as a Critical Business Enabler (podcast)
Kayne McGladrey, the Field CISO at Hyperproof, is a renowned cybersecurity expert with an extensive background in enhancing security landscapes across various industries. His career is marked by significant contributions in developing robust security frameworks, managing complex risk scenarios, and driving comprehensive compliance initiatives. With a deep commitment to transforming the cybersecurity field, Kayne’s insights…
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6 tips for consolidating your IT security tool set
All controls and tools should be linked to a reduction in the probability or likelihood of a risk that’s above the organization’s tolerance level, says Kayne McGladrey, CISO at risk management provider Hyperproof and a senior member of IEEE. If there’s no longer a need for a product, it should go.
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InfoSec Pros: Carmen Marsh and Confidence Staveley
During this Hyperproof live stream series, leaders in information security shed light on crucial topics that shape the modern cybersecurity landscape. This month’s episode features Carmen Marsh, President and CEO at United Cybersecurity Alliance, Confidence Staveley, Founder & Executive Director at CyberSafe Foundation, and our host, Kayne McGladrey, Field CISO at Hyperproof. Guided by Kayne…
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InfoSec Pros On the Road: Brenda Bernal, VP, Product Security and Compliance at Digicert
In this episode of InfoSec Pros On the Road at RSA 2024, I had the pleasure of interviewing Brenda Bernal, VP of Product Security and Compliance at Digicert. It was a great opportunity to finally meet Brenda in person after numerous Zoom calls. We discussed various topics, starting with the advancements in AI governance and…
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An Analysis of Section 1C Disclosures in Q1 of 2024
Late in 2023, the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) in the United States published Regulation S-K Item 106, which requires public companies to describe their processes for assessing, identifying, and managing material risks from cybersecurity threats. Historically, companies were not required to disclose these processes to investors or market regulators, and there were no established…