Cybersecurity Unplugged

Sherry Lowe is the distinguished chief marketing officer at Exabeam. She was also the former CMO at Expanse and served in a similar role at Druva and Splunk.

In this episode of Cybersecurity Unplugged, Lowe discusses:

• Standing out in a market full of lookalikes;
• Not allowing a focus on metrics to run and ruin marketing efforts;
• Eliminating the competitive nature between sales and marketing.

Dr. Chase Cunningham, aka the 'Doctor of Zero Trust', is a recipient of industry awards like the Most Influential People in Security, and is currently Ericom's chief strategy officer.

In this episode of Cybersecurity Unplugged, Dr. Cunningham discusses:

• How the Zero Trust strategy was developed and has existed for nearly 20 years now;
• How to deal with the discomfort of change while implementing Zero Trust;
• How best to utilize artificial intelligence and machine learning solutions in cybersecurity.

Tony Scott is the chairman of the TonyScottGroup and a senior advisor for cybersecurity and policy at Squire Patton Boggs, a prominent international law firm. Until January of 2017, he was serving as the CIO within the Obama administration.

In this episode of Cybersecurity Unplugged, Scott discusses:

• How sacrificing security for interoperability got us to where we are today;
• Taking an incremental approach to zero trust;
• Pervasive problems with poor cyber hygiene;
• The top legal issues facing software and cybersecurity companies.

Ari Redbord is the head of legal and government affairs at TRM Labs, the leading blockchain intelligence company in the industry. Prior to joining TRM, Redbord was the senior adviser to the deputy secretary and the undersecretary for terrorism and financial intelligence at the US Treasury.

In this episode of Cybersecurity Unplugged, Redbord discusses:

• Tacking down criminals by tracing the flow of funds from ransom payments;
• Threats in crypto and the blockchain;
• Modernizing laws regarding cybercrime.

Dan Bowden is the CISO at Sentara Health, a 130-year-old health care provider with a team of 30,000 people delivering quality healthcare across 12 hospitals.

In this episode of Cybersecurity Unplugged, Bowden discusses:

• Blockchain solutions in healthcare;
• The shift to telemedicine;
• Real risks around medical device security.

Ted Harrington is the author of Hackable: How to do Application Security Right and the executive partner at Independent Security Evaluators.

In this episode of Cybersecurity Unplugged, Harrington discusses:

• The dangers of connected medical devices and how he and his team have identified vulnerabilities in passive medical devices;
• How most organizations are doing it wrong and don't understand how to secure software systems;
• The problem that inspired him to write Hackable;
• Vulnerabilities in the blockchain and how he discovered an active crypto robbery in progress.

Sam Curry is the chief security officer at Cybereason. He has devoted his career to empowering defenders in cyber conflict and fulfilling the promise of security enabling a safe, reliable, connected world.

In this episode of Cybersecurity Unplugged, Curry discusses:

• Financing and building up an agile cybersecurity company;
• Improving company recognizability and trust by using commercial media, streaming and Cybereason's signature owl;
• How SMBs can increase visibility into indicators of compromise.

Jeremy Grant is the managing director of technology business strategy for Venable. Grant has been a major contributor to improving the privacy and security of sensitive online transactions as a senior executive advisor to the National Strategy for Trusted Identities in Cyberspace, which is part of the NIST identity management, authentication and proofing initiative.

In this episode of Cybersecurity Unplugged, Grant discusses:

• How zero trust will affect the traditional landscape;
• Enabling open healthcare with security in mind;
• The increasing difficulty of doing identity proofing properly;
• The potential impact of recent executive orders on cybersecurity.

Eve Maler is the distinguished CTO at ForgeRock. Previously, she was an identity solutions architect with PayPal and a technology director at Sun Microsystems where she co-founded and made major contributions to the SAML standard. In a previous life, she co-invented XML.

In this episode of Cybersecurity Unplugged, Maler discusses:

• Creating an architecture for meaningful consent;
• Social sign-on, single sign-on and the battle between convenience and security;
• A real path to passwordless authentication;
• Decentralized identity and how well we are doing with identity proofing.

David Elichman is the vice president of global events at Information Security Media Group (ISMG), where he leads a global team that manages to create and curate events that attract thousands of cybersecurity professionals around the world

In this episode of Cybersecurity Unplugged, Elichman discusses:

• Using relevant content and compelling speakers to drive engagement;
• The evolution of technology to keep pace with the rapid increase in virtual and hybrid events;
• Calculating costs when managing the production of complex hybrid events;
• The significance of building brand trust with your sponsors, audience and speakers.