The use of user behavior analytics (UBA) is at the forefront of technologies that CISOs are seeking for their security toolkits to help them identify that needle-in-a-haystack.

In this podcast sponsored by Exabeam, IBM’s David Cass talks with ADP’s V.Jay LaRosa about how UBA provides always on threat hunting to detect and thwart cyber attacks.

LaRosa discusses ADP’s selection and implementation of the UBA solution and how his team uses it to quickly and effectively identify potential anomalous behavior. He also talks ROI, staffing and why he wishes he had started sooner.

In this conversation, CISO David Cass and CTO Reuven Harrison, discuss the journey to the cloud. They talk about increasing enterprise cloud adoption and hybrid environments. They also discuss the associated demand for automation of network security policy implementation across these hybrid cloud infrastructures.

In this sponsored podcast, you’ll hear how it is important to maintain business agility while securing applications in these increasingly diverse and complex networks.

You’ll also learn how automation and orchestration help ensure visibility and control across heterogeneous networks.

In this conversation, MIAX Options CSO John Masserini discusses the threat detection and response space with AlienVault President and CEO Barmak Meftah.

An early adopter of threat intelligence, Masserini notes its challenges and asks Meftah what AlienVault is seeing in the market and how threat intelligence is being integrated into companies’ security organizations.

Meftah talks about the need to efficiently aggregate information while noting that it is more important to synthesize the information to ensure it is easily consumable and actionable.

He describes AlienVault’s crowdsourcing approach and how it is helping SMBs centralize and simplify their threat detection and response. They were speaking in this sponsored podcast at the Black Hat Conference in Las Vegas earlier this month.

In the series brought to you by Security Current and Intersections IT Security ONE2ONE Summit and you will hear CISOs discuss today’s most critical issues in IT Security.

This episode features David Cass, IBM Cloud & SaaS Global CISO, and David Rooker, Actian Corporation CISO, who discuss the most prevalent attack vectors today, from email to ransomware with the Internet of Things (IoT) increasingly becoming a high security issue.

In this podcast you’ll hear about how the IoT brings great benefits while exponentially expanding the opportunity landscape for bad actors. You’ll also hear what Rooker is doing to enable business processes while bolstering security. They also touch on the need for qualified security personnel and how to find the right candidates.

In part three of the conversation David Cass, IBM cloud & SaaS global CISO and John Weinschenk, Spirent Communications general manager enterprise and network application discuss the potential hacking of medical devices and automated cars.

In this Spirent-sponsored podcast, Weinschenk explains how they worked with a surgeon to hack a medical device. He also talks about a second hack they conducted on an autonomous car that allowed them to take control of the systems and vehicle itself.

They discuss what needs to be done to secure these Internet of Things (IoT) devices and how manufacturers need to start thinking about how these systems can be exploited.

In this conversation with  Security Current podcast host David Cass, Global CISO IBM Cloud & SaaS, David Mahon, CenturyLink Chief Security Officer, discusses what he sees as two of today’s critical security issues and how to tackle them.

Mahon points to phishing and ransomware as the most prevalent types of attacks he is seeing in the industry. The two executives talk about the importance of security awareness training and Mahon provides tactical approaches to reduce the likelihood of a successful breach. They also discuss metrics, ROI and best practices for reporting to the board.

In the series brought to you by Security Current and Intersections IT Security ONE2ONE Summit you will hear CISOs discuss today’s most critical issues in IT Security.

This episode features David Cass, IBM Cloud & SaaS Global CISO, and William Okula, Executive Officer Police Technology Bureau at the Suffolk County Police Department who, discuss the most prevalent types of attack in the public sector.

In this podcast you’ll hear in particular about phishing and malware. They also discuss challenges facing security departments in the public sector, staffing and security best practices.

In the series brought to you by Security Current and Intersections IT Security ONE2ONE Summit you will hear CISOs discuss today’s most critical issues in IT Security.

This episode features David Cass, IBM Cloud & SaaS Global CISO, and William Okula, Executive Officer Police Technology Bureau at the Suffolk County Police Department who, discuss the most prevalent types of attack in the public sector.

In this podcast you’ll hear in particular about phishing and malware. They also discuss challenges facing security departments in the public sector, staffing and security best practices.

This episode features David Cass, IBM Cloud & SaaS CISO, and Richard Seiersen, GE Healthcare’s General Manager Cybersecurity and Privacy who discuss the different types of attack vectors in healthcare, which as you’ll hear is “As Security as it Gets.”

In this podcast you’ll hear about implantable medical devices or wearables, and the Industrial Internet of Healthcare Things. They also touch on Seiersen’s upcoming book “How to Measure Anything in Cybersecurity Risk,” which explores decision science and in particular quantitative approaches to decision making.

In the series brought to you by Intersections IT Security ONE2ONE Summit and Security Current you will hear CISOs discuss today’s most critical issues in IT Security.

This episode features David Cass, IBM Cloud & SaaS CISO, and Jonathon Neel, University of Virginia School of Medicine CISO, who discuss threat sharing with other CISOs, compliance, wearables and how to keep up with technology.

In this podcast you’ll also hear about FISMA and how it may impact the way universities operate in the future. David and Jonathon also touch on the Internet of Things (IoT) and how that impacts application development in the healthcare setting.