Thales Security Sessions

Thales Security Sessions

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Thales Security Sessions episodes

  • Ransomware – To Pay, or Not to Pay?
    Over the past few years, there has been an increasing number of ransomware attacks. This epsiode explores the typical style of ransomware attacks, who is carrying them out, and discusses some best practice protective strategies

    Episode 8: Ransomware – To Pay, or Not to Pay?

    Over the past few years, there has been an increasing number of ransomware attacks, often targeted towards critical infrastructure with the potential to create a national emergency. The extent and impact of these attacks has turned ransomware into a global problem, affecting both public and private organizations.
    In this episode we explore the typical style of ransomware attacks, look at who is carrying them out, and discuss some best practice protective strategies
    Joining our regular host, Neira Jones, for this episode are Paul Chichester, Director of Operations of the UK National Cyber Security Centre, and Bob Burns, Chief Product Security Officer at Thales.

    Paul Chichester

    Paul is Director of Operations of the UK National Cyber Security Centre. He has worked in the UK government intelligence and security community for over 25 years in a variety of offensive and defensive cyber roles. Paul was awarded the MBE in 2005 for his ground-breaking work in cyber.

    Bob Burns

    Bob is the Chief Product Security Officer for Thales Cloud Protection and Licensing. While formally trained as a computer scientist, he caught the security ‘bug’ early in his career, and never looked back. With over 20 years’ experience in the design, development and delivery of high-assurance security products, Bob leads the team of product security and certification specialists in charge of securing the next generation of Thales products and technologies.

    31 min
  • The Convergence of IT/OT
    In today’s world, highly connected cyber-physical systems are the norm, and the lines between information technology (IT) and operational technology (OT) are becoming blurred.

    In today’s world, highly connected cyber-physical systems are the norm, and the lines between information technology (IT) and operational technology (OT) are becoming blurred. Attacking OT systems presents a major threat not only to business disruption, but also to national economy and security. So how can we strengthen the security posture of critical infrastructure?

    Joining our regular host, Neira Jones, for this episode are François Lasnier, VP Authentication and Access Management Products at Thales and Sid Shaffer, VP and Chief Delivery Officer at ITEGRITI.

    29 min
  • Bonus Episode – The Rise of the Sovereign Cloud
    There are now more than 1,800 data compliance laws companies must comply with on a global scale. This surge in regulation is creating a shift towards the containment and localization of data and we will continue to see this more and more in the years to c

    There are now more than 1,800 data compliance laws companies must comply with on a global scale. This surge in regulation is creating a shift towards the containment and localization of data and we will continue to see this more and more in the years to come.

    The public will become increasingly aware of these challenges too, with individual data sovereignty on the horizon. This will allow individuals to control where their data is and how it is used, strengthening the correlation between identity and data protection.
    In this bonus podcast episode, Rob Elliss, Vice President of Sales, EMEA at Thales Cloud Security joins Neil Hughes to discuss the rise of the sovereign cloud. They discuss how data sovereignty is not just about localization; it is ensuring that nation-states can store their data in their own country and control access to it.

    41 min
  • Is the Future of Digital Identity Safe?
    As we continue to live our live more digitally, what can we do to ensure the safety and security of our digital identities?

    As we continue to live our lives remotely, never has the importance of being able to distinguish between genuine and fraudulent interactions been more felt. Digital identities, how we create them and how we protect is at the epicentre of this change.

    In this episode, Asaf Lerner, Director, Product Management at Thales Cloud Protection & Licensing and Uri Rivner, Founder & CEO, at Regutize join our host Neira Jones to answer the question – are our digital identities really safe?

    46 min
  • Trends and Predictions for 2022 - More of the Same?
    Host Neira Jones is joined by two experts to look ahead at what cybersecurity trends we can expect to see in 2022.

    For two years now, organisations have been trying to adapt to pandemic driven change. So what can we expect to see in 2022 and how have the many aspects of this change impacted the security landscape? In this episode, Neira Jones is joined by Ashvin Kamaraju, CTO and Vice President Engineering at Thales Cloud Protection & Licensing and Andy Green, CISO at Gemserv.

    36 min
  • The Future of Payments
    Where will digital payment technologies take us in the future?

    The payments ecosystem has evolved tremendously over the past few years, raising the question: where will digital payment technologies take us in the future, and how does this affect retailers and financial services organizations?

    In this episode, Neira Jones is joined by Scott Abrahams, Senior Vice President Business Development & FinTech, United Kingdom and Ireland, International Markets at Mastercard and Simon Keates, Head of Strategy and Payment Security at Thales to discuss the major challenges retailers and other financial services organizations are facing.

    32 min
  • The 2021 Thales Cloud Security Study

    Sol is a technology leader with deep experience of the information security landscape. He credits constant curiosity, combined with an early interest in computers, for leading him into a career that now spans over 20 years in cyber-security.

    As the global leader of Research and Technology at Thales, he is focused on improving understanding of today's challenges, tomorrow's hurdles, and developing solutions that address those problems. His teams source and understand the challenges of security professionals, and develop solutions to address those challenges efficiently and effectively. Through his three and-a-half years with Thales, and his prior experiences, Sol has gathered a wide set of experience and viewpoints – he has been a vendor, administrator, CISO, CTO, CIO, security analyst, developer and architect, among other roles.
    With such a range of knowledge, Sol offers a unique perspective on how technology, people, process and governance impact how successful security teams can solve real-world problems. That 20+ years of experience, rooted in the intelligence community and enterprise organisations, mean he is a highly sought-after speaker on technology, regulatory and strategy topics – as well as a frequent contributor to trade and mainstream media. He is particularly informed and able to comment on cloud, big data encryption and emerging security technologies.
    You can connect with Sol on LinkedIn and Twitter.

    25 min
  • Bonus Episode: Understanding the Data Process with a Security Platform

    Todd Moore, Vice President, Encryption Solutions, Thales Cloud Protection & Licensing

    Todd Moore is a respected cybersecurity professional, with over 28 years' experience in helping organizations protect their most sensitive data.
    In his role as Vice President of Encryption Solutions, Todd drives strategy for the company's data encryption portfolio – bringing together a set of well-known security brands (SafeNet, Vormetric and Thales eSecurity) together, into a single data protection business line that addresses existing and new customer needs.
    Todd joined Thales through a series of acquisitions from his prior roles; these predominantly entailed product leadership positions for both SafeNet and then Gemalto. He had already gained deep understanding of security challenges and technologies within the defence industry, having spent almost two decades with Harris Corporation. Over his career, Todd has a proven track record of developing business cases and market analysis for new security products and delivering them to market. He routinely develops strategies for new product development and execution, as well as negotiating strategic relationships and alliances.
    With a rich combination of technology, product and customer understanding, Todd has frequently offered insights and commentary to media on topics such as hybrid cloud, encryption and cryptographic agility
    You can connect with Todd on LinkedIn.
    **Dr. Eric Cole, Founder and CEO, Secure Anchor Consulting **
    Dr. Eric Cole is an industry-recognized expert with over 20 years of hands-on experience, founder and an executive leader at Secure Anchor Consulting where he provides leading-edge cybersecurity consulting services, expert witness work, and R&D initiatives to advance our field.
    Dr. Cole has experience in information technology with a focus on helping customers focus on the right areas of security by building out a dynamic defense. Dr. Cole has a master's degree in computer science from NYIT and a doctorate from Pace University with a concentration in information security. He served as CTO of McAfee and Chief Scientist for Lockheed Martin. Dr. Cole is the author of several books, including Advanced Persistent Threat, Hackers Beware, Hiding in Plain Sight, Network Security Bible 2nd Edition, and Insider Threat.
    You can connect with Dr Cole on LinkedIn.

    25 min
  • Evolution of Cloud Security: From Shared Responsibility to Shared Fate

    Sébastien Cano

    As the Senior Vice President of Thales Cloud Protection & Licensing, Sébastien Cano leads a global business focused on helping organisations and the most respected brands in the world protect their most sensitive data, secure the cloud, and create more value for their software in the devices and services used by billions of consumers every day. He is responsible for the business and strategy for the company’s industry-leading data encryption, identity and access management and software monetizations solutions.

    Over the past twenty years’ Sébastien has proved himself as a global leader of high growth businesses in the highly competitive security, telecommunications and financial services industries. Previously, he served as Executive Vice President of Gemalto’s Enterprise & Cybersecurity business unit. Prior to that he was President of Gemalto North America (2014 – 2016), responsible for all business operations across the region, and before that he managed the company’s Telecommunications Business Unit in North America for five years. During these two previous assignments, he led the transformation of Gemalto into a leading provider of software, solutions and services to Fortune 500 Corporations.

    Prior to these positions, he served Gemalto in a number of leadership roles including SVP Convergence Business Group in France, VP of Operations in Brazil during the country’s EMV migration and General Manager of the Telecommunications Business Unit for southern Europe.
    Sébastien has a master’s degree in Technology Management from Grenoble École de Management.
    You can connect with Sébastien on LinkedIn.

    Sunil Potti

    Sunil Potti is General Manager and Vice President of Cloud Security at Google Cloud. In his role, he focuses on bringing the best of our Google Security practices to the GCP platform and our enterprise customers.

    Prior to Google Cloud, Sunil served as the Chief Product & Development Officer at Nutanix, and previously as its Senior Vice President of Engineering and Product Management. Before Nutanix, Sunil led the Citrix NetScaler business for over five years of record growth. He has a B.E. in Computer Science from Osmania University and an M.S. in Computer Science from Pennsylvania State University.

    You can connect with Sunil on LinkedIn.

    34 min
  • The 2021 Thales Access Management Index

    François Lasnier leads the Identity and Access Management product portfolio at Thales Cloud Protection & Licensing. In this role, he leads the strategy and vision or the company’s industry-leading Identity and Access Management products and services focused on providing trusted access to cloud services and applications for both the enterprise and government sectors.

    Previously, François led the Identity and Access Management strategy of Gemalto’s Enterprise & Cybersecurity business which incorporated the Identity & Access segment of Gemalto and the SafeNet Authentication business acquired in January 2015.
    François’ history with Gemalto spans across many years and various disciplines and geographies, starting in product development, based in Paris and later moving into marketing, based in San Jose and business management, based in Austin. Previously François worked as Vice President Banking, Retail, Access and PST for Axalto in North America as well as Marketing Director and later Vice President eTransaction Cards at Schlumberger where he managed some of the early smart card deployments in the United States.
    François holds a Master of Science degree in Electrical Engineering and Computer Science from the French graduate school of engineering, Supélec.
    You can connect with François on LinkedIn.

    32 min

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Welcome to the Thales Security Sessions podcast, hosted by Steve Prentice, an accomplished writer and speaker focusing primarily on the interaction of people and technology in the workplace.

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