A Their Story interview with John Dasher
ITSPmagazine’s John Dasher chats with Hed Kovetz from Silverfort during RSA Conference 2018 in San Francisco to discuss how Silverfort provides consistent strong authentication across all enterprise users and resources.
Crowdsourcing puts a whole new perspective on how we do pen testing in the InfoSec industry. ITSPmagazine sat down with Caroline Wong, CISSP and VP of Security Strategy at Cobalt Labs, who explains the benefits of crowdsourced security, how diversity plays a part, and why structuring your metrics is key to determining the ROI of your pen test program.
Regardless of industry, organizational security budgets continue to rise in the face of ever-escalating attacks. Terms like machine learning and artificial intelligence often cloud, rather than clarify, what one can expect from the technology supporting a given vendor’s solution. SlashNext aims to shake up the market by soundly delivering what security teams need – actionable alerts with extraordinarily low false positives.
Robert Wood has managed to meld his love for being a champion for helping and protecting others with a successful career in security through his work at Nuna, a data-driven healthcare startup in San Francisco, CA. In this discussion, Robert offers some interesting perspectives and lessons learned regarding the complexities unique to protecting healthcare data.
Phishing threats have become highly sophisticated, combining social engineering aspects with targeted delivery, often resulting in financial, reputation, and brand damage to organizations. IRONSCALES offers multi-faceted solutions whereby employees can be trained and educated, attacks are surfaced through the use of machine learning-fueled analytics that empower security analysts to rapidly identify and remediate attacks before damage is inflicted, and the power of the crowd is employed to keep everyone safer.
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