Radio Interview – KRLD-AM

ByKayne

Tune in to KRLD-AM Dalls at 1 PM Eastern for a live interview about the intersection of cyber security, healthcare, and the Internet of Things.

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Remote Work and Cybersecurity: 3 Experts Describe the Tech They Wish Everyone Could Use

ByKayne

“As part of the great resignation of 2021, we’ve seen an increasingly fragmented view of intellectual property on the part of departing employees. Businesses can reduce the substantial risk associated with data exfiltration of trade secrets, regulated data and other sensitive data by deploying and monitoring DLP across the enterprise, including remote endpoints.” — IEEE Senior Member Kayne McGladrey

Cross-Site Scripting Attacks: How to Prevent XSS Vulnerabilities

ByKayne

“If an attacker can steal the user’s cookies, that attacker can impersonate that end user,” says Kayne McGladrey, a senior member and impact creator of the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers. “In an XSS exploit, if I can steal your cookies, I can become you or impersonate you. I can change your password. I can change your backup email account. I can take over that entire account.”

The IT exec’s reading list

ByKayne

For creative direction on hiring, Kayne McGladrey, co-founder of Include Cybersecurity, turned to “Who,” by Geoff Smart and Randy Street. “This is a book I consistently recommend to all managers and directors who are responsible for hiring personnel, in that it defines a consistent and repeatable technique for identifying and hiring high-performing candidates,” McGladrey says. “When I started as a manager, I followed a lot of the pseudo-science that I’d seen from prior managers and found it wasn’t reliable advice.”

Podcast: Virtual CISO Happy Hour: The Scary Truth About Data Privacy

ByKayne

In this live episode of the Virtual CISO Happy Hour, our cybersecurity experts discuss the critical steps companies must take to navigate the complex landscape of data privacy. They discuss the importance of establishing regular data inventories and minimization efforts to ensure that only business-critical information is retained, thereby reducing the attack surface for threat actors.

The conversation shifts to the pitfalls of treating privacy audits as one-off events rather than ongoing processes. Our experts argue for the automation of data control operations and the continuous evaluation of their effectiveness, which is crucial for maintaining compliance and achieving certifications like ISO or SOC 2.

The episode also tackles the misconception of ‘cyber risk,’ advocating for a broader understanding of business risk and its real-world consequences. The discussion highlights the importance of aligning cybersecurity strategies with business KPIs and KRIs to effectively communicate the value of security measures to executives and boards.

Furthermore, they explore the role of CISOs in control design and effectiveness, emphasizing collaboration with CFOs to leverage their experience with regulatory compliance for more nuanced and effective control strategies. They also touch upon the significant cost savings that can be realized by reevaluating and updating corporate risk registers in response to changes in data storage and access patterns.

This episode is a must-listen for any professional involved in data privacy and cybersecurity, offering practical insights into making informed decisions that align with both security and business objectives.