Security in a Zero Trust World

Amid the COVID-19 pandemic and global insecurity, we are living in the perfect storm of cybersecurity vulnerability. In this episode, Ann Ruckstuhl, Senior Vice President at Unisys, shares 10 easy tips consumers can use to keep their digital lives safe.

Operational Technology (OT) devices generally control critical or production systems, meaning any outage can be devastating. However, OT has often not had the cybersecurity attention afforded to its Information Technology cousins, making OT a potentially soft underbelly for many organizations. In this episode, Ashwin Pal, Director of Cybersecurity in Asia Pacific for Unisys, examines the steps that need to be taken to secure Operational Technology environments.

October is Cybersecurity Awareness Month, and there's no better time to look at what you do every day and gauge whether you're doing it safely, or in a way that could be hazardous to your personal security or your employer's. In this episode, Wendie Carter, Security Awareness Program Manager for Unisys, offers a wealth of IT security tips, including one that involves pumpkin spice latte!

It's no secret that more and more U.S. federal government agencies are embracing zero trust security, especially with the need to support an increasing number of remote workers due to the COVID-19 pandemic. In this episode, Mat Newfield, Unisys Chief Information Security Officer, and Russ Smith, Vice President of the Cyber Practice at SAIC, examine how the U.S. government is adopting zero trust, and how the federal approach compares to the commercial world.

As organizations continue to take advantage of the many benefits of the cloud, security must be top of mind to ensure their apps and data are protected. In this episode, Steve Green, a cybersecurity architect for Unisys, explores how companies can stay secure in the cloud, gain visibility into potential vulnerabilities, and maintain compliance.

In an increasingly digital world, nearly every electronic devices is connected to a network. And while the Internet of Things increases functionality and convenience, each new device introduces potential security vulnerabilities. In this episode, Salvatore Sinno, Director of Cybersecurity Innovation for Unisys, discusses how software defined perimeters can keep organizations secure as they enable IoT devices.

Quantifying and communicating the ROI for cybersecurity is a major challenge facing CISOs. In this episode, Unisys cybersecurity experts Gergana Winzer and Ashwin Pal examine how cyber risk assessments can help drive investment decisions, and offer an innovative approach for communicating cybersecurity ROI the Board.

As organizations deal with a wide range of cybersecurity threats on a daily basis, understanding all the data on your network and predicting what could be a threat is critical. In this episode, Vishal Gupta, Unisys Chief Technology Officer and Senior Vice President for Products and Platforms, discusses how data visualization and real-time security dashboards can give security experts an integrated, straightforward way to make data-driven decisions that keep their networks safe.

How do you lead a global company through the COVID-19 pandemic? What's the most important investment companies can make to thrive in the "new normal?" In this episode, Unisys CEO Peter Altabef offers his thoughts on those topics, along with the key cybersecurity issues that have emerged as a result of the pandemic.

According to the 2020 Unisys Security Index™, less than one in three Americans are concerned about cyber crime despite a 400% rise in COVID-19-related cyberattacks. In this episode, Unisys CISO Mat Newfield discusses this finding and other interesting takeaways from this year's index. For more information, visit www.unisys.com/usi.