/PRNewswire/ Southern Nazarene University (SNU), a private Christian liberal arts university located in the heart of Oklahoma City, announced today that the.
Cybersecurity Leadership: It’s About Cloud Security
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SecurityEditor) • April 28, 2021 Get Permission Almost every organization has adopted cloud computing to some extent, and with this great power comes great responsibility. How are cybersecurity leaders managing visibility, access and risk? We asked this exclusive panel of CEOs and CISOs, and they shared frank and thoughtful advice.
Tim Eades, CEO, vArmour;
Dr. Rebecca Wynn, CISO and CPO; and
Roger Sels, vice president of solutions, EMEA, BlackBerry.
In this panel discussion hosted by Information Security Media Group and CyberTheory, these executives discuss:
Multi-cloud visibility;
Insider risk.
With over 20 years of leadership experience in sales, marketing and executive management at the CEO level, Eades has expertise in driving growth for computing, security and enterprise software companies.
Experts: Online learning is here to stay By: Janice Francis-Smith The Journal Record April 23, 2021
Interim Editor Joe Dowd was joined by a team of experts from Southern Nazarene University to discuss the future of online education for Friday’s JR Now webinar. The panel included (clockwise, from top right) Tim Eades, provost; Johnna Vanover, Scott Marsee, Mark Winslow and Carrie Hopkins. (JR screenshot.)
OKLAHOMA CITY – The shift toward online learning that accelerated with the pandemic is not going to go away after the pandemic is over, according to a panel of experts who spoke with
Journal Record Interim Editor Joe Dowd on Friday.
vArmour, the multi-cloud security startup, raises $58M en route to IPO
Enterprises have been loading more of their operations into cloud and, more often than not, multi-cloud environments over the last year, creating vast networks of services that can be complex to manage. Today, vArmour, a startup that provides ways to manage in real time and ultimately secure how applications (and people) work in those fragmented environments, is announcing funding to capitalize on the demand for its services.
The Bay Area startup has picked up funding of $58 million in what it described as an oversubscribed round. Co-led by previous backers AllegisCyber Capital and NightDragon, existing investors Standard Chartered Ventures, Highland Capital Partners, Australian carrier Telstra, Redline Capital and EDBI also participated.