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5G and What it Means for Cybersecurity
ByKayne“Consumers should use the ‘guest’ network of their home Wi-Fi routers as a dedicated network for IoT devices, so if one of those devices were compromised, the threat actor can’t easily pivot to more valuable data.” That’s the case for newer devices, he says. “For older, cheap, IP-based security cameras and digital video recorders (DVRs), the easiest way to secure them is to recycle them responsibly as there often are no security updates available.” The ability to update devices over their lifetime is essential to security, and should factor into buying decisions, he says.
Radio Interview – KRLD-AM
ByKayneTune 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.
Bridging the Gap: Communicating Cyber Risks as Business Imperatives (speaking event)
ByKayneAs CISOs make plans to secure operating budgets for the new financial year, they face the age-old challenge of convincing stakeholders, who often see cybersecurity and privacy as a cost center, to invest in this area. It’s time to change the narrative. Discover how to drive more productive conversations about cybersecurity as a strategic growth enabler. Take home actionable ideas for proactively managing controls and risks, increasing efficiency and reducing costs.
Learning Objectives:
Apply techniques and strategies needed to shift the perception of cybersecurity and privacy from cost centers to strategic growth enablers within the organization.
Employ methods for applying proactive control management and risk mitigation methods to enhance an organization’s cybersecurity posture and minimize potential threats.
Identify opportunities for efficiency gains and cost reductions in cybersecurity initiatives, in order to make impactful budgetary decisions for the coming year.
Moving Compliance From Paperwork To Automation
ByKayneUnderstanding the risk to your business requires human intuition. But that doesn’t mean there aren’t a lot of things along the path to understanding risk that can’t be improved with automation. At Black Hat, David Spark spoke to Kayne McGladrey, field CISO, Hyperproof, about how having a security-focused company culture can help CISOs link their known risks to their controls in order to put their budget where it will have the most impact. This can allow organizations to operate within the reality that business risk and cyber risk are not separate things. With changing state regulations and rapidly advancing technology, staying on top of your risk in a simple and understandable way is more imperative than ever.
How to develop an application modernization strategy that delivers tangible results
ByKayneKayne McGladrey, (@kaynemcgladrey), senior IEEE member and field CISO at Hyperproof, which provides SaaS-based compliance and security operations solutions, says: “Developing an application modernization strategy requires careful assessment, planning and execution. First, you must understand your business goals and objectives. Only then can you create an aligned business and application roadmap.”
On The Hook Eps 9 w/ Kayne McGladrey – CISO Mansion of Madness
ByKayneEver wonder why hackers wear hoodies? Or why should you be concerned if your government job has a good view? Or what the most money-sucking board game is? Well this is the episode for you! We met Kayne’s cat, talked about old computers, ethics issues in AI, funny stories from Kanye’s first job, comical failings of physical security from Kayne’s audit days, and of course board games again!