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ByKayne
“Choosing the right GRC platform is hard, but knowing what’s most important for you and your organization is key to choosing the right one. Ultimately, what matters most is that you find a platform with all the features listed above that will enable your team to maintain compliance without the headache of manual processes or inflexible legacy solutions.”
Is basic cyber hygiene enough in the age of AI?
ByKayne
IEEE Senior Member Kayne McGladrey said that “These threats are not merely theoretical, although at the moment, they are still relatively limited in their application. It is reasonable to expect that threat actors will continue to find innovative new uses of generative AI, extending beyond business email compromise, deepfakes and the generation of attack code.”
Four 2019 Enterprise Cyber Focal Points And The 2020 Ramifications
ByKayne
2019 wasn’t a great year for cyber security. Although the number and scope of solutions available on the market increased, blue teams around the globe have been stymied by the increasing complexity and tactics of threat actors and the sheer volume of data to review. Here are four predictions for the coming storm, based on events in 2019.
Expert Predictions for 2024
ByKayne
An illuminating panel discussion, ‘Expert Predictions for 2024’, where seasoned experts delve into the future of cybersecurity. This dynamic discussion explores controversial key areas shaping the landscape in the coming year.
Cyber Budgets Taking a Step Back
Maturity in Vulnerability Management
AI Effects on Cybersecurity Job Market
Experts provide valuable predictions and actionable insights to help you navigate the complex cybersecurity terrain of 2024.
Don’t miss the opportunity to stay ahead of the curve in a rapidly evolving digital world.
Keynote Panelists
Michael Fulton, Vernovis, Chief Information Officer
Warner Moore, Gamma Force, Founder & vCISO
Joe Otten, Fifth Third Bank, Sr. Director, Information Security
Drafting Compliance Episode 1
ByKayne
“We’re going to be talking about regulatory compliance, specifically FedRAMP, but we’re also going to be talking about…. beer?”
Lack of cyber investment could spell trouble for smart cities: report
ByKayne
For smart cities, investing in cyber defense means being able to support a cyber workforce capable of supporting their IoT initiatives. “We’ve seen many failures with widespread deployment of IoT devices, whether due to insecure authentication methods, static passwords, or a lack of centralized and automated patch distribution. As city governments look to the future, they need to consider how they’ll attract a workforce capable of managing, securing, and monitoring millions of always-on devices,” said Kayne McGladrey, IEEE member and director of security and IT at Pensar Development. “This will be a hard sell for many cities, both due to the compensation requirements of the cybersecurity workforce and the perception that municipal jobs are rife with bureaucracy. Cities that succeed will have a vibrant and diverse workforce and realize the cost savings associated with the smart management of cities.”