Forbes | January 16, 2020
A big irony in security is that the more critical a system is, the less likely it is to be patched well! To keep critical systems available, teams often deprioritize security. While security is abstract, an unavailable system is tangible and immediate. Security teams need to make the risk real […]
ClearanceJobs | January 10, 2020
Eighteen months have passed since that day on June 27, 2017, when an IT administrator, working for the world’s largest shipping conglomerate, watched helplessly as one computer monitor screen after another in Maersk’s Copenhagen headquarters went black.
The question as we head into 2020 is, what lessons can we take […]
FedScoop | January 8, 2020
Eighteen months have passed since that day on June 27, 2017, when an IT administrator, working for the world’s largest shipping conglomerate, watched helplessly as one computer monitor screen after another in Maersk’s Copenhagen headquarters went black.
The question as we head into 2020 is, what lessons can we take […]
SIGNAL Magazine | January 6, 2020
There are certainly similarities between network resilience and cyber resilience. The foundation for both is the ability to maintain business or mission capabilities during an event, such as a backhoe cutting your fiber cables or a nation-state actively exploiting your network. But there are also significant differences.
Computer Weekly | December 30, 2019
The scarcity of skilled cyber security workers in Europe is getting worse, with just under two-thirds of employers saying they are now short of staff, according to the latest report from (ISC)2.
Mike Lloyd, chief technology officer at cyber risk modelling platform provider RedSeal, says that what is required […]
Cloud Computing Magazine | December 23, 2019
For the third year in a row, RedSeal received Technology Marketing Corporation’s Cloud Computing Security Excellence Award. The awards, presented by Cloud Computing magazine, honor solutions in two categories: those that most effectively leverage cloud platforms to deliver network security, and those providing security for cloud applications.
Government Technology | December 19, 2019
All levels of government, as well as the private sector, face growing dangers from cyberthreats. That’s why there needs to be a centralized approach to cyberpolicies before a crisis occurs.
Today, the United States is in a very similar place when it comes to cybersecurity: cyberthreats challenge our economy, […]
Education IT Reporter | December 17, 2019
Schools are especially prone to ransomware attacks, due to the combination of weak security protocols, out of date computer equipment, and a lack of skilled staff. Digital infections can spread among school computers much the same as biological germs spread among students. Security is unfortunately quite a lot like […]
Loss Prevention Magazine | December 11, 2019
Just like a physical chain, a supply chain is only as strong as its weakest link. Today’s issues are about networks of interdependence. We extract major economic benefits from modern supply chains, because each organization can focus on its core mission or specialty. This narrowing of focus is […]
Corporate Board Member| December 6, 2019
Cyber risk is a board-level issue because a breach can crush a company’s stock price, tarnish its reputation and scare off customers and partners. A study by the Ponemon Institute revealed that a company’s stock price drops an average of 5 percent immediately after a breach is exposed. The study further […]