The "zero trust" model, in the context of mainframe security, might be different than you'd think. Stuart McIrvine of Broadcom separates myths from
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SecurityEditor) • May 19, 2021 James Bone, president, Global Compliance Associates LLC It s common to say, The human element is our weakest cybersecurity link. But author and educator James Bone has a different perspective. He weighs in on the human factor and the criticality of modifying enterprise risk management strategies.
A fresh look at enterprise risk;
Why the human element is not our weakest link;
How best to tackle asymmetric cyber risks.
Bone is the author of Cognitive Hack: The New Battleground in Cybersecurity - The Human Mind and is a contributing author of numerous articles for Compliance Week, Corporate Compliance Insights and Life Science Compliance Updates. He is a lecturer at Columbia University’s School of Professional Studies in the Enterprise Risk Management program and consults on ERM practice. He is the founder and president of Global
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Mike Anderson, CDO & CIO, Netskope; Mark Eggleston VP, Chief Information Security and Privacy Officer, Health Partners Plans Secure Access Service Edge - SASE - has emerged in hardly two years time as a new cloud-enabled architecture for delivering cybersecurity to today s dispersed workforce. Mike Anderson of Netskope and Mark Eggleston of Health Partners Plans the promise and potential pitfalls of SASE.
In a video interview with Information Security Media Group as part of ISMG’s RSA Conference 2021 coverage, Anderson and Eggleston discuss:
Why SASE is needed now;
The pitfalls of poor execution;
The human element challenges to moving to the new architecture.
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Kathy Wang, CISO, Very Good Security; Kenneth Geers, external communications analyst, Very Good Security Cryptocurrency is gaining traction worldwide. But is it ready to displace the U.S. dollar as the world s reserve currency? Kathy Wang and Kenneth Geers of Very Good Security bring this topic to the RSA Conference stage and share exclusive insights in this panel discussion.
The revolutionary potential of cryptocurrency;
Ramifications and politics;
Questions concerning vulnerabilities and risks. Wang, the CISO at Very Good Security, is a recognized thought leader in information security with a strong background in research and security leadership. She has worked in government, commercial and technology startup environments and currently advises security services/products startup companies. Wang is also an internationally recognized
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David Cole
CEO, Open Raven; Niloo Howe, principal and founder, Razi Ventures
The COVID-19 pandemic created unique conditions for technology and surveillance practices to erode global privacy. In this discussion of their RSA Conference keynote, Niloo Howe and David Cole share their research, case studies and analysis.
The erosion of global privacy;
Examples from which to learn;
Actions security and privacy leaders can take with their own environments. Prior to Razi Ventures, Howe served as chief strategy officer and senior vice president of strategy and operations at RSA. She has 25 years of experience in the technology industry, with a focus on cybersecurity for the past 15 years. Before that, she served as the chief strategy officer of Endgame Inc. She is a senior operating partner at Energy Impact Partners and is on the boards o