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ByKayne
It’s time we heard from people who live and breathe cybersecurity. Join me as we discuss the highs and lows of working in this industry, the topics that need clarifying, and those that need the B.S. removed. Kayne is active in the community and has offered some GRC maturity models to help anyone.
3 Phases to Simplify Cyber Risk Management
ByKayne
Cybersecurity risk management exists to help businesses make informed decisions when allocating their limited resources. Although there are several ways of measuring risks and several more risk frameworks, there is no “right” way to conduct risk management other than consistency. Provided that a business documents, discusses, and acts on risk data, the supporting technologies and formulas are not particularly relevant to business leaders or board members.
We Talk to Global Cybersecurity Influencer and Expert Kayne McGladrey!
ByKayne
We thought it would be a great idea to get Kayne’s take on some key issues facing the world from a cybersecurity perspective, and also learn more about his journey. We get lots of questions from readers about how to break into the cybersecurity industry, how to get their foot in the door, and all manner of other questions relating to getting started. This is why we think it’s so important to share the experiences of those in the industry.
A key ingredient for success in cybersecurity is a passion for all things tech and security. Needless to say, we were also impressed to learn that Kayne has over fifty smart devices and a handful of robots! Let’s take a look at what Kayne had to say:
Episode 20 – Interview with Kayne McGladrey on Multi-Factor Authentication
ByKayne
We made it to 20 episodes! I know some people don’t like it when you talk about milestones like this, but I’m doubly excited for this one because I finally get to publish my interview with Kayne McGladrey from Integral Partners. I know many of your have been scrambling to finish up the quarter or fiscal year, depending on your industry, so hopefully this will give you an opportunity to sit back, relax, and listen to the excellent information that Kayne provided.
A back-to-school plan for reaching the next generation of cybersecurity professionals
ByKayne
To further diversify, our field needs better to present the career options and benefits to young people. Most new people in cybersecurity quickly learn that this is a collaborative, team-oriented job. Not everyone needs to write code; there are project managers, analysts, trainers, consultants, and marketing professionals. Our jobs pay a middle-class salary and are generally recession-proof.
Machine learning is demonstrating its mettle across industries
ByKayne
“The modern business has far more potential cybersecurity events to investigate than can be reasonably reviewed by people, and machine learning has the benefit of quickly focusing people’s attention on the signal, not the noise, so that organizations can rapidly respond to potential incidents before threat actors can establish persistence in an environment.” — Kayne McGladrey (@kaynemcgladrey), cybersecurity strategist at Ascent Solutions