Cybersecurity Unplugged

Rui Ribeiro is the CEO and founder of Jscrambler, a bootstrap global business that serves over 43,000 customers worldwide. In this episode of Cybersecurity Unplugged, Ribeiro discusses marketing material in website and application code and how his product works to identify corrupt code, the nature of polymorphic and how Jscrambler deals with it, and how the ever expanding threat landscape impacts Jscrambler.

Chaim Mazal, CISO at Kandji, is the market leader in Apple device management and security. In this episode of Cybersecurity Unplugged, Mazal discusses what Kandji does to help organizations have seamless ease of development across the global landscape, the risk framework where CISOs can identify and prioritize threats, and the kind of leverage that's required for meaningful change.

In this episode of Cybersecurity Unplugged, Gupta discusses how her outbound marketing messaging suggests that you've embedded the five principles of Zero Trust Security into your approach, the product that Rubrik built towards protecting and managing data, and how Rubrik provides value in Zero Trust, data security and what it takes to provide data resilience to enterprises.

Tim Danks is the founder and an advisor/consultant for Global Risk Perspectives with 35 years of global experience in the Technology industry. In this episode, Danks discusses additional steps we need to take in terms of understanding our entire supply chain and identifying: What needs to be done to protect our critical infrastructure? Which aspects of our supply chain are at risk?

David Bruce is the global security lead for product marketing and the mainframe software division for Broadcom. Bruce has been in and around the market for years and knows how today's world is unprecedented in terms of noise levels and competition. There isn't a market without some competition, but there's insight as to why many of today's marketing approaches aren't quite cutting it.

As creator of Think.Design.Cyber. and the idea behind systems thinking feeding design thinking, Kale explores the need for and use cases around systems and design thinking in cybersecurity marketing. Kale discusses telling your systems marketing story in terms of what it provides and what outcome it creates and more.

Roger Sels is VP Solutions, EMEA at BlackBerry, helping maximize cyber program value and impact. Today, Sels is back to revisit the digital world of SolarWinds and the global threat landscape, as well as BlackBerry's point of view.

Lynn Peachey serves as the director of business development, connecting clients and partners with cyber security solutions at Arete Incident Response, an insurance company and security insurance space. In this episode of Cybersecurity Unplugged, Peachey uses her experience in cyber insurance to weigh in on the changes in data quantification in the security insurance space in terms of responding to the current ransomware epidemic.

Hany Abdel-Khalik is an associate professor at Purdue University in the School of Nuclear Engineering and uses his background and expertise to discuss patterns he's seen in AI and the ability to automate things that humans understand very well, how AI is skyrocketing all over the world in cybersecurity, and cybersecurity as a science: Understanding the impact of attacks and the knowledge behind systems that are taking in false information.

Dr. Chase Cunningham, also known as the 'doctor of Zero Trust, is the current chief strategy officer at Ericom Software. In this episode of Cybersecurity Unplugged, Dr. Cunningham discusses getting a bigger and better view of the Zero Trust model in cyber warfare, his book, Cyber Warfare - Truth, Tactics and Strategies: How different things are used to crawl through the applications of artificial intelligence and machine learning for threat, and looking into the future of Zero Trust and turning up the heat in the market.