Cyber Pro Files

In part two of the conversation David Cass, IBM cloud & SaaS global CISO and John Weinschenk, Spirent Communications general manager enterprise and network application security, discuss managing risk.

In this Spirent sponsored podcast they talk about the need for continuous monitoring and testing to optimize spend to reduce risk. They also touch on the ability to respond quickly to a breach by ensuring strong remediation plans are in place, and discuss the need to diversify technology solutions.

CISOs can never reduce risk to zero. As technology development increases at a lightning speed with the Internet of Things (IoT) bringing more Internet-enabled devices daily and the cloud becoming more pervasive, what can and should be done?

CISO David Cass, IBM Cloud and SaaS, speaks with John Weinschenk, , general manager enterprise and network application security of Spirent Communications, about some of the biggest threats facing enterprises as a result of these trends.

Listen to this sponsored podcast as David and John, discuss ransomware, including hacker help desks, and the Internet of Things, including the potential for your refrigerator to attack you. They talk about some of the top things enterprises need to do from patching systems to testing to awareness to bolster their defenses.

Welcome to the Intersections IT Security One2One Summit podcast series presented in conjunction with Security Current.

In the series you will hear CISOs discuss today's most critical issues in IT Security.

This episode features David Cass, IBM Cloud & SaaS CISO, and James Beeson, GE Capital Americas' CISO, who discuss how the nature of attacks has fundamentally changed and are becoming more destructive, for example with ransomware, which impacts corporations and individuals.

In this podcast you'll also hear about organized crime and the traditional bad actors and how it is much easier to recruit because of the economics of it. David and James discuss how cybercrime has become so 'mainstream' that support is even offered on malware that easily purchased online. They also talk about what they think needs to be done to help combat today's increasing attacks.

Welcome to the Intersections IT Security ONE2ONE Summit podcast series presented in conjunction with Security Current. In the series you will hear CISOs discuss today's most critical issues in IT Security.

The first episode features David Cass, IBM Cloud & SaaS CISO, and David Hahn, Hearst Corporation CISO, who discuss today's biggest security and associated business problems facing media corporations and how they are leading to billions of dollars in lost revenue.

In this podcast you'll hear about malvertising, how it works, the absence of regulations and government intervention, and the Sony breach and its implications.

In today's digital age, there are more connected devices than ever before. A look at the history of the digital universe shows that, like the real universe, it is expanding. From a single device meeting our needs—starting with the PC, then moving to laptops and phones—we seem poised on the brink of a technological "big bang" resulting in an ever-more-diffuse array of gadgets, monitors, appliances, and communications all working in tandem to enhance our personal and professional lives. And with the convergence of technologies more data is being generated than ever.

The question arises as to how then will we secure our networks and data?

As you'll hear in this interview with David Cass, IBM Cloud & SaaS CISO, who speaks with Dr. J.R. Reagan, Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu Limited CISO, the way enterprises approach security likely may require new ways of thinking. They discuss how security has transformed from managing things to managing data in order to protect the enterprise. Dr. Reagan also provides 3 key takeaways for security executives in today's digital age.

Cloud security continues to be a key consideration for CISOs with them weighing in on the pros and cons of whether or not to migrate to the cloud and, if so, best practices for migrating. A recent report issued by the Cloud Security Alliance (CSA), a member-driven organization chartered with promoting the use of best practices, touches on the key concerns facing adoption today. In this podcast recorded at the RSA 2016 Conference with Security Current's Vic Wheatman, CSA Chief Technology Officer Daniele Catteddu discusses the current and future state of the cloud and the enterprise.

Skyport Systems mission is to deliver a simple and effective secure-computing platform for enterprise applications.

As we hear from Skyport Systems Corporate Vice President Doug Gourlay, Skyport Systems SkySecure is a turnkey platform to run and manage application workloads that are the highest priority for the business to protect. It fully integrates hardware, software, and service components to simplify the assembly, deployment, and operational effort needed to manage secure servers.

In this sponsored podcast, Gourlay speaks with Security Current’s Vic Wheatman.

Tempered Networks enables enterprises to ‘cloak’ their networks, communications and endpoints so they are undetectable and tamper-proof, protected from cyber threats and human misuse/errors.

As we hear from Tempered Networks VP Security Architecture and Services Marc Kaplan, the company addresses a TCP/IP vulnerability by replacing IP addresses with cryptographic identities using built-in PKI encryption, managed through centralized policy and trust orchestration using a simple user interface

In this sponsored podcast, Kaplan speaks with Security Current’s Vic Wheatman.

Spikes Security Isla Malware Isolation System assumes all web content is bad and isolates everything on an appliance in the DMZ, protecting web users inside the network.

As we hear from Spikes Security Chief Marketing Officer Franklyn Jones, web content is fully rendered and completely transformed in the DMZ, then delivered in a malware-free format to secure endpoints inside the corporate network.

In this sponsored podcast, Jones speaks with Security Current’s Vic Wheatman.

Pwnie Express provides full threat detection of every wireless and wired devices in and around an organization’s workplace.

As we hear from Pwnie Express CEO Paul Paget, the company is the only one that detects rogue, misconfigured, and unauthorized devices across wired and wireless spectrums. He explains that by automating wireless and wired device detection, Pwnie Express continuously detects the devices on around the network that are open pathways for attackers.

In this sponsored podcast, Paget speaks with Security Current’s Vic Wheatman.