The SecurityANGLE

In this episode of the SecurityANGLE, our series focused on all things security, theCUBE Research managing director/principal analyst Shelly Kramer is joined by fellow analyst, engineer, and member of theCUBE Collective community, for a conversation around the top five enterprise risk management trends to watch in 2024 and a dive into why ERM awareness and software solutions are quickly becoming table-stakes.

This is theCUBE's latest episode in our series, The Road to Intelligent Data Apps, which focuses on the evolution of the modern data stack into the new platform for applications, or what we’re calling “the sixth data platform.” This modern data stack is becoming the new platform for applications as raw cloud infrastructure recedes into the background. In this series, we feature insights from some of the brightest minds in the tech world.

For this episode, theCUBE Research principal analyst Shelly Kramer welcomes Bob Muglia, who pretty much needs no introduction, certainly within the tech industry.

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Bob was president of the precursor to Microsoft’s Enterprise Division, growing it to $14 billion in revenue. Most recently, Bob was CEO of Snowflake, leading it from $0 revenue and guiding the company to an IPO, which was the largest ever debut of an enterprise software company. Today, Bob is an investor, advisor and mentor to some of the most exciting companies driving the evolution of the modern data stack. Bob is also the author of The Datapreneurs, which focuses on the promise of AI and the creators who are building our future.

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In this episode of The #SecurityANGLE, Shelly Kramer, managing director and principal analyst at #theCUBEResearch, is joined by Jo Peterson, VP of cloud and security services at #Clarify360 and a member of #theCUBECollective community of independent analysts.

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Today's episode centers on 5 network security predictions for 2024, including:

- SaaS security will see an increased focus

- DDoS attacks will continue to increase at a rapid rate and protecting against them is critical.

- Convergence is the new black. We expect to see organizations actively work to consolidate the number of cybersecurity vendors they use to mitigate risk and reduce operational complexity.

- Consolidation within the industry is a given, and we expect to see more acquisitions as vendors add to the breadth of their solutions and work to become more holistically attractive to customers. 

- Zero Trust Network Architectures are, without question, the future of network security.

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In this episode of the #SecurityANGLE, our focus is on the evolution of #AI as a threat, where we explore the three stages that we expect to see this evolution unfold in 2024. The three stages we discuss on today's show are: 

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- AI Threat Actors Take the Stage. We explore how human threat actors are being augmented with AI capabilities and explore how those capabilities will act as a force multiplier.

- New AI Threat Vectors Emerge. AI will continue to enhance existing attack vectors and will also create new vectors that are crafted based on the quality of results of generative AI itself.

- AI Code Assistants Introduce Further Vulnerability. The increased adoption of AI assistants will likely introduce more errors in software developers, namely, writing #security vulnerabilities into the source code. We explore interesting findings from Stanford exploring instances of insecure code and the role AI assistants are playing there.

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In this episode of our #AnalystANGLE, theCube Research's Shelly Kramer talks with Zeus Kerravala, principal analyst at ZK Research and member of theCUBE Collective community, about the news of #HPE's acquisition talks with #JuniperNetworks for a rumored $14 billion.

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While this might be a smart move on HPE's part to compete more effectively against networking giant #Cisco, there are some downsides as well. Integration challenges, servicing a massive debt load and product overlap all play a role. Our analysts share their thoughts on whether it's a thumbs up or a thumbs down scenario.
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