Security in a Zero Trust World

The COVID-19 pandemic has drastically changed the landscape for businesses, governments and employees around the world. In this episode, Eric Hutto, President and Chief Operating Officer for Unisys, discusses how organizations are navigating these changes, with a specific focus on business continuity, client support and the role of cybersecurity in the new normal.

The times, they are a changin'. In this episode, Unisys Chief Trust Officer Tom Patterson examines three major technological changes that are coming over the next 10 years -- 5G, artificial intelligence, and quantum -- and the cybersecurity implications of each of these innovations.

In Part 2 of our focus on the human side of cybersecurity, Jen Bazela, Director of Security Programs for Unisys, talks about how to train and educate the people in your organization to spot phishing, and what to do about it.

It may seem counterintuitive, but one of the biggest cyber risks to a company or government is its people. An innocent click on a link in a seemingly legitimate email can launch a cyber attack that can take down an entire company. In this episode, Jen Bazela, Director of Security Programs for Unisys, discusses phishing, vishing and some easy tips to avoid falling victims to these scams.

How much time do you have between detection and disaster? That answer used to be measured in days and hours, but reaction time for a cyber attack is now down to seconds, and traditional security technologies and processes are not built to react that quickly. In this episode, Chief Trust Officer Tom Patterson examines why reaction time is critical when dealing with a cyber incident.

With security perimeters being breached on a regular basis, what can you really trust in your IT environment and how can you protect your critical assets? In this episode, Andrew Peters, Industry Director for Stealth at Unisys, explains the concept of Zero Trust, and why it is quickly becoming the de facto security posture for organizations around the world.

As enterprises around the globe grapple with the COVID-19 pandemic, they are keeping their employees safe by letting them work from home. In this episode, Unisys Chief Information Security Officer Mat Newfield discusses the cybersecurity concerns organizations are facing in this new reality, as they look to quickly expand capacity and extend access for large populations of remote workers.

Ransomware is a modern day scourge for companies and governments alike, as it's quickly become one of the most prevalent and damaging types of cyber attacks. In this episode, Unisys Chief Cybersecurity Strategist Jack Koons discusses the various forms of ransomware and how microsegmentation can help organizations quickly and effectively defeat these attacks.

In this day in age, security breaches are inevitable, even with strong cyber defenses. In this episode, Unisys CISO Mat Newfield talks about how active response, not prevention, is the key to protecting corporate and government networks.

With critical infrastructure increasingly dependent on the internet and cybersecurity attacks on the rise, cybersecurity and national security are now on the same footing. In this episode, Unisys Chief Trust Officer Tom Patterson discusses how the U.S. Cybersecurity Moonshot initiative is developing a set of recommendations for a safer, more resilient internet to deliver government and critical infrastructure services.