Keynote speech at The 24th Colloquium for Information Systems Security Education

“Make the security guardrails as invisible as possible to your end users and ensure that organizational change management is part of your planning for rollout,” says Kayne McGladrey, security architect, strategy and GRC practice lead at Ascent Solutions LLC. “This increases adoption of new collaboration technologies by ensuring that users are aware that the solution exists and understand that it’s easy to use. End users won’t use a solution specifically because it’s secure; rather, they’ll adopt it if it meets their needs easily and quickly.”

Thursday, May 16, 2024

Risk assessments have moved beyond a check-the-box approach, especially with the SEC’s new disclosure requirements. Join us for our session, How to Operationalize Your Risk Assessment Process, to get practical guidance on navigating the complexities of risk assessments to drive tangible business outcomes. Kayne McGladrey, Field CISO at Hyperproof, will navigate through the essential steps required to operationalize risk assessments effectively within diverse organizational structures. From conceptualization to execution, participants will gain actionable insights into crafting and implementing tailored risk assessment strategies tailored to their unique organizational contexts.

Sharing information about threats can help boost overall cybersecurity by alerting others to those risks, as well as providing successful ways to counteract them, said Kayne McGladrey, national cybersecurity expert, director of security and information technology for Pensar Development, and member of the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers.

“They could actually see a reduction in those threats that are commodity threats — threats that are crimes of opportunity [vs. targeted attacks],” he said.

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Note that this supposes a certain degree of human interaction with the AI to make judgment calls about whether an unusual behavior is appropriate. My home AI doesn’t have the authority to tell me that my lights shouldn’t talk to my speakers. Instead, it needs my approval, given a default deny policy. This is a good thing, as I’m a compensating control against black swan events or an IoT threat actor training my AI on bad data.

Prepare to laugh until your stomach hurts with our most hilarious episode yet, featuring the one and only theater kid turned cybersecurity guru, Kayne McGladrey, Field CISO at Hyperproof. Join us for a rollercoaster of emotions as we dive into the absurdity of security info in 10K filings, engage in heated debates over the polarizing cinnamon sticky bun ale, and champion the cause for more singing and dancing in cybersecurity. Think of it as the “Cybersecurity’s Got Talent” episode you never knew you needed! Kayne’s journey is packed with invaluable insights and captivating stories that are as unique as they are engaging.