Threat Hunters, Multi-factor Authentication and Mental Agility
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The truth about quantum risk cryptography and being ‘quantum safe’
“This means those organizations facing advanced persistent threats (from nation-states, in particular) now have guidance on how to select quantum-resistant encryption for their highest-secrecy data moving forward,” said Kayne McGladrey, IEEE senior member.
Managing Risk and Compliance Through a Recession
It’s no surprise that security and compliance professionals are concerned about the effects a potential recession may have on their budgets. Cyber incidents and business interruptions have been the two worldwide corporate risk concerns for two years running, according to Allianz, and the World Economic Forum recently found that cybersecurity is the fifth top risk worldwide in 2023. Yet, over 66,000 tech jobs were cut in the first two months of 2023 due to recessionary factors, and over half of organizations struggle with identifying where the critical risks are in order to figure out what remediations to prioritize. The risk of paying fines and penalties is increasing as the FTC, SEC, NYDFS, and other regulatory agencies are leaning into enforcement rather than sanctions.
Let’s examine an end-to-end process that organizations can use annually to evaluate which controls are effectively reducing risks, and which controls could be removed or replaced to create budgetary efficiencies
Maximizing the Impact of Data Analytics
“Being able to rapidly detect and evict threats is necessary in the modern enterprise to avoid regulatory and legal penalties while protecting confidential data or trade secrets,” says Kayne McGladrey, CISSP (@kaynemcgladrey), cybersecurity strategist at Ascent Solutions.
Podcast Cybersecurity Briefing for Senior Executives With Kayne McGladrey: #AskTheCEO Episode 63
[01:23] What are the most pressing Cyber threats to businesses?
[03:30] Why is diversity, and hiring more women, so important for Cybersecurity?
[07:54] Why do cybercriminals go after our data?
[24:11] With cybercriminals spoofing GPS signals, how concerned should we be about them redirecting self-driving cars?
[25:21] What’s next in Cybersecurity and Cybercrime?
Health IT Infrastructure Necessities for AI Cybersecurity
According to IEEE Member and Integral Partners Director of Information Security Services, Kayne McGladrey, healthcare sectors embody “Lean IT” as they are not in the cybersecurity line of business.
Could Artificial Intelligence Solve Cybersecurity Staffing Shortages?
AI can also help improve retention rates by making entry-level cybersecurity jobs “less dull,” says Kayne McGladrey, CISO and CIO of Pensar and a member of the IEEE. “We get people out of school, and they are excited to be on the team. Then, on their first day, they’re handed a checklist: here’s the things you will do and the order in which you will do them.”