Podcasts about securonix

Haggai Polak – Chief Product Officer, Securonix and a veteran cybersecurity expert examines how artificial intelligence, quantum computing, and resource constraints are fundamentally transforming the threat landscape for security leadersTopics Include:AI transformation of cybersecurity landscape from past tactical focusCISO accountability and regulatory pressures increasing significantlyAttack surface expanding beyond traditional network boundariesQuantum computing threatens current cryptographic protectionsDefenders remain understaffed and outmatched against sophisticated threatsSecuronix leads SIEM/SOAR space with 1000+ global customersWorld Economic Forum identifies misinformation/disinformation as major crisisAI benefits attackers more than defenders currentlySmall/medium enterprises falling below cyber poverty lineAI enables faster, more sophisticated malware developmentDeepfakes caused $25M loss in Hong Kong CFO impersonationDigital tsunami: broadband, IoT, cloud everywhere expanding attack surface50+ democracies face election security challenges in 2024Cloud intrusions increased 75% between 2022-2023Quantum-resistant cryptography transition needed within 10 yearsSEC regulations require specific cybersecurity incident disclosure guidelines4 million unfilled cybersecurity positions globallyCybercrime-as-a-Service growing, estimated $1.6B annual revenue81% of organizations faced ransomware attacks in 2023Insider threats increasing with remote work adoption30,000+ vulnerabilities published last year, half critical/highMean time to exploit now 44 daysSecuronix Eon leverages AI to increase analyst efficiencyDark web selling corporate credentials for $10,000Balance needed between protection and detection/response investmentsParticipants:Haggai Polak – Chief Product Officer, SecuronixSee how Amazon Web Services gives you the freedom to migrate, innovate, and scale your software company at https://aws.amazon/isv/

Like this? Get AIDAILY, delivered to your inbox, every weekday. Subscribe to our newsletter at https://aidaily.us AI-Powered Simulation Lets Users Chat with Their Future Selves MIT researchers have developed Future You, an AI system that allows users to interact with an AI-generated simulation of their potential future self. Designed to enhance future self-continuity, this tool aims to help young people make better long-term decisions. In a study, users reported decreased anxiety and stronger connections to their future selves. AI: The Real Game-Changer in Smart Glasses Meta and Snap's new smart glasses highlight AI as their standout feature, not AR. The glasses offer seamless AI interactions, freeing users from screens and enhancing daily experiences. For example, identifying objects and providing contextual information directly into your view. This integration of multimodal AI in smart glasses could redefine how we engage with the world, much like smartphones once did. AI Detects Emotions in Text, Finds Impact on Donations New research shows AI can detect specific emotions like joy, anger, sadness, and disgust in social media posts. Using an AI model called "transformer transfer learning," the study achieved 84% accuracy. Findings revealed that emotions in posts influence donation behavior; sadness increased donations to non-profits, while anger did so for other institutions. These advancements raise ethical concerns, especially regarding privacy. AI Tackles Landfills to Curb Environmental Impact Landfills are major sources of methane emissions, water pollution, hazardous substance exposure, and space constraints. AI solutions are helping manage these challenges by optimizing methane monitoring, detecting leachate leaks, predicting hazardous conditions, and sorting recyclables. These technologies aim to make waste management more sustainable and environmentally friendly.  AI Impersonation: A Growing Threat to Workforce Security North Korean hackers are infiltrating companies using AI-powered deepfakes and stolen identities. A 2024 Securonix survey shows a rise in concern over "malicious insiders," with North Korea's use of sophisticated tactics escalating. Fraudsters employ generative AI for interviews and deepfake tools to create fake IDs, bypassing security checks. Companies need stronger identity verification tools and vigilant interview techniques to combat this threat effectively.

Tim Peck, a Senior Threat Researcher at Securonix, is discussing their work on "Threat actors behind the DEV#POPPER campaign have retooled and are continuing to target software developers via social engineering." The DEV#POPPER campaign continues to evolve, now targeting developers with malware capable of operating on Linux, Windows, and macOS systems. The threat actors, believed to be North Korean, employ sophisticated social engineering tactics, such as fake job interviews, to deliver stealthy malware that gathers sensitive information, including browser credentials and system data. The research can be found here: Research Update: Threat Actors Behind the DEV#POPPER Campaign Have Retooled and are Continuing to Target Software Developers via Social Engineering Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Tim Peck, a Senior Threat Researcher at Securonix, is discussing their work on "Threat actors behind the DEV#POPPER campaign have retooled and are continuing to target software developers via social engineering." The DEV#POPPER campaign continues to evolve, now targeting developers with malware capable of operating on Linux, Windows, and macOS systems. The threat actors, believed to be North Korean, employ sophisticated social engineering tactics, such as fake job interviews, to deliver stealthy malware that gathers sensitive information, including browser credentials and system data. The research can be found here: Research Update: Threat Actors Behind the DEV#POPPER Campaign Have Retooled and are Continuing to Target Software Developers via Social Engineering Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Volt Typhoon retains the attention of US investigators. The IMF reports a cyber breach. Fujitsu finds malware on internal systems. Securonix researchers describe DEEP#GOSU targeting South Korea. Subsea cable breaks leave West and Central Africa offline. Health care groups oppose enhanced cyber security regulations. A Pennsylvania school district grapples with a ransomware attack. AT&T denies a data leak. Our guest Kevin Magee of Microsoft Canada shared his experiments with board reporting. And Apex Legends eSports competitors get some unexpected upgrades.  Remember to leave us a 5-star rating and review in your favorite podcast app. Miss an episode? Sign-up for our daily intelligence roundup, Daily Briefing, and you'll never miss a beat. And be sure to follow CyberWire Daily on LinkedIn. CyberWire Guest Our guest today is Kevin Magee of Microsoft Canada sharing his experiments using N2K's CSO Rick Howard's forecasting methodology from his Cybersecurity First Principles book regarding board reporting.  Selected Reading US is still chasing down pieces of Chinese hacking operation, NSA official says (The Record) IMF Investigates Serious Cybersecurity Breach (Infosecurity Magazine) Tech giant Fujitsu says it was hacked, warns of data breach (TechCrunch) Analysis of New DEEP#GOSU Attack Campaign Likely Associated with North Korean Kimsuky Targeting Victims with Stealthy Malware (securonix) Ghana says repairs on subsea cables could take five weeks  (Reuters) Health care groups resist cybersecurity rules in wake of landmark breach (CyberScoop) Pennsylvania's Scranton School District dealing with ransomware attack (The Record) AT&T says leaked data of 70 million people is not from its systems (BleepingComputer) The Aviation and Aerospace Sectors Face Skyrocketing Cyber Threats (Security Affairs) Massive ‘Apex Legends' Hack Disrupts NA Finals, Raises Serious Security Concerns (Forbes) Share your feedback. We want to ensure that you are getting the most out of the podcast. Please take a few minutes to share your thoughts with us by completing our brief listener survey as we continually work to improve the show.  Want to hear your company in the show? You too can reach the most influential leaders and operators in the industry. Here's our media kit. Contact us at cyberwire@n2k.com to request more info. The CyberWire is a production of N2K Networks, your source for strategic workforce intelligence. © 2023 N2K Networks, Inc. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This episode of the Sales Code Leadership Podcast is a Kevin double feature, as our host, Kevin Thiele, sits down with Kevin Kirksey, VP of Sales at Gurucul.As a sales team, you can all win together, or all lose together. The two Kevins discuss what you as a leader can do to instill this mindset in your team - including a story about firing the company's best performing contributor!This episode is gold – to hear how you can improve your team's forecast accuracy and learn the elements that are essential to the modern seller, make sure to tune in!Kevin Kirksey brings over 35 years of experience building and leading high-performance technology sales organizations. He has achieved success at all levels, from individual contributor to running regional direct and channel teams, including senior sales leadership roles as VP of Americas and SVP Global sales for several companies. Kevin has produced some of the best technology sales talent in the world.Kevin led the top sales team at Securonix, a cyber security company acquired in 2022 for approximately $1.6B. Kevin holds a bachelor's degree in Computer Science from the University of Houston, Texas. He resides with his family in Dallas, TexasThe podcast is brought to you by Sales Code, a MEDDICC MEDIA production, helping revenue leaders unlock added value in B2B SaaS sales teams. Your views on our podcast are always welcome, as well as any questions you might have for our podcast guests.Connect with the show host Kevin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kevinthiele/

The role of data and cybersecurity continues to play a critical role in conversations in the public sector. In this episode of the GovFuture podcast we get to talk to Augusto Barros who is VP, Cyber Security Evangelist at Securonix. Augusto shares with listeners what security information and event management (SIEM) is and why it's The post The Role of Data and Cybersecurity in Gov: Interview with Augusto Barros, Securonix [GovFuture Podcast] appeared first on GovFuture.

Enterprises are rapidly adopting cloud technologies, resulting in a huge number of enterprise applications and use cases moving to cloud-based systems. However, legacy on-premises security controls are insufficient to secure cloud environments, as their single source of truth ideology is incompatible with modern single sign-on identity systems and applications that span multiple clouds. Machine learning can be leveraged to monitor and analyse security events to detect and prioritise malicious activity with a faster mean time to detect. Advanced analytics can be used to correlate on-premises data sources and cloud-based data together for increasing end-to-end visibility across your entire IT environment. The best approach to tackle modern threats is leveraging the scale and power of the cloud combined with new data science and artificial intelligence models. Listen to Sukriti Yaduwanshi in conversation with Kayzad Vanskuiwalla, Director - Cyber Threat Detection and Analytics, Securonix. #TechGig #Podcasts #MachineLearning #Cloud #Cybersecurity #Technology #TechCommunity

In this episode, Cristina Roa, VP of International at Securonix and Omer Singer Head of Cybersecurity Strategy at Snowflake, explore all things cybersecurity. From how to outmaneuver the bad guys to helping customers be more secure to so much more.----------Join The World of Data Collaboration at Snowflake Summit this June in Las Vegas. At Snowflake Summit, you can learn from hundreds of technical, data, and business experts about what's possible in the Data Cloud. Learn more and register for Snowflake Summit at www.snowflake.com/summit.

Guest Joshua Neil, the Chief Data Scientist for SecurOnix, joins Dave to talk about evasive techniques and identifying nation-state kill chains, Joe shares an update on his identity theft experience, the guys share some follow up from listener Benji who shares experiences of scammers changing the name on gmail accounts at the synagogue where he works saying they are the rabbi and emailing congregants asking for gift cards, Dave's story is about Apple's AirTags and how they led to the discovery of a German intelligence agency, Joe's got a story about the City of Baltimore falling victim to a phishing scam, and our Catch of the Day is from listener G about a compressed file attachment he received, but did not open. Links to stories: Apple's AirTag uncovers a secret German intelligence agency Inspector General: Baltimore victimized in 376,213 phishing scam last year Have a Catch of the Day you'd like to share? Email it to us at hackinghumans@thecyberwire.com or hit us up on Twitter.

Finally, in the Enterprise Security News, Securonix raises $1B in Vista-led round (it's like they ate a unicorn!), Salt Security becomes a Unicorn, has not been eaten (yet), Legit Security raises a totally legit $26.5M Series A, Vicarius and Calamu raise Series As ,Permit.io, KSOC, Titaniam, Canonic Security, Allure Security, and SecureThings all pick up seed funding! We look at Big Tech's cybersecurity funding and acquisitions, The rumor mill goes nuts over a Cisco/Splunk deal that's probably not happening (maybe?) Why are cybersecurity asset management startups so hot right now? New products, unhelpful legislation, a major acquisition, & of course a few squirrel stories!    Visit https://www.securityweekly.com/esw for all the latest episodes! Show Notes: https://securityweekly.com/esw261

Finally, in the Enterprise Security News, Securonix raises $1B in Vista-led round (it's like they ate a unicorn!), Salt Security becomes a Unicorn, has not been eaten (yet), Legit Security raises a totally legit $26.5M Series A, Vicarius and Calamu raise Series As ,Permit.io, KSOC, Titaniam, Canonic Security, Allure Security, and SecureThings all pick up seed funding! We look at Big Tech's cybersecurity funding and acquisitions, The rumor mill goes nuts over a Cisco/Splunk deal that's probably not happening (maybe?) Why are cybersecurity asset management startups so hot right now? New products, unhelpful legislation, a major acquisition, & of course a few squirrel stories!   Visit https://www.securityweekly.com/esw for all the latest episodes! Show Notes: https://securityweekly.com/esw261

This week, we welcome Mitja Kolsek, Founder, CEO at ACROS Security, to talk about 0patch - Security Patching That Doesn't Make Your Life Miserable! In the next segment, we welcome Vikram Asnani, Sr Director Solution Architecture at CyberGRX, to discuss Changing the TPCRM Game W/ Cyber Risk Intelligence Tools! In the Enterprise Security News, Securonix raises $1B in Vista-led round (it's like they ate a unicorn!), Salt Security becomes a Unicorn, has not been eaten (yet), Legit Security raises a totally legit $26.5M Series A, Vicarius and Calamu raise Series As,Permit.io, KSOC, Titaniam, Canonic Security, Allure Security, and SecureThings all pick up seed funding! We look at Big Tech's cybersecurity funding and acquisitions, The rumor mill goes nuts over a Cisco/Splunk deal that's probably not happening (maybe?) Why are cybersecurity asset management startups so hot right now? New products, unhelpful legislation, a major acquisition, & of course a few squirrel stories!   Show Notes: https://securityweekly.com/esw261 Segment Resources: 0patch Blog with many posts on vulnerabilities and patches we make https://blog.0patch.com/ 0patch FAQ https://0patch.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/categories/200441471 https://www.cybergrx.com/resources/research-and-insights/blog/beyond-risk-management-how-cyber-risk-intelligence-tools-are-changing-the-tpcrm-game Visit https://securityweekly.com/cybergrx to learn more about them!   Visit https://www.securityweekly.com/esw for all the latest episodes! Follow us on Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/securityweekly Like us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/secweekly

This week, we welcome Mitja Kolsek, Founder, CEO at ACROS Security, to talk about 0patch - Security Patching That Doesn't Make Your Life Miserable! In the next segment, we welcome Vikram Asnani, Sr Director Solution Architecture at CyberGRX, to discuss Changing the TPCRM Game W/ Cyber Risk Intelligence Tools! In the Enterprise Security News, Securonix raises $1B in Vista-led round (it's like they ate a unicorn!), Salt Security becomes a Unicorn, has not been eaten (yet), Legit Security raises a totally legit $26.5M Series A, Vicarius and Calamu raise Series As,Permit.io, KSOC, Titaniam, Canonic Security, Allure Security, and SecureThings all pick up seed funding! We look at Big Tech's cybersecurity funding and acquisitions, The rumor mill goes nuts over a Cisco/Splunk deal that's probably not happening (maybe?) Why are cybersecurity asset management startups so hot right now? New products, unhelpful legislation, a major acquisition, & of course a few squirrel stories!   Show Notes: https://securityweekly.com/esw261 Segment Resources: 0patch Blog with many posts on vulnerabilities and patches we make https://blog.0patch.com/ 0patch FAQ https://0patch.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/categories/200441471 https://www.cybergrx.com/resources/research-and-insights/blog/beyond-risk-management-how-cyber-risk-intelligence-tools-are-changing-the-tpcrm-game Visit https://securityweekly.com/cybergrx to learn more about them!   Visit https://www.securityweekly.com/esw for all the latest episodes! Follow us on Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/securityweekly Like us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/secweekly

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On this very special best of 2021 mash-up, you'll get insights from guests throughout the last year. In Part 1 you'll hear from: Dilshan Rathnayake, Chief People Officer at Securonix (episode 7), on the importance of learning the business that you serve so that you can better serve your people as an HR leader (0:37). Dena Upton, Chief People Officer at Drift (episode 15), breaks down what it means for her company to be going digital-first and why it's a more equitable model (3:52). Yemi Akisanya, Global Head of DEI at Groupon (episode 31), on why real success with DEI requires a complete culture transformation (9:25). MPL Group Chat (episode 32) on the great resignation and what you can do to keep top talent (15:03). David Hanrahan, CHRO at Eventbrite (episode 33), on why the traditional 9 to 5 is a relic of the past (24:54). If you have any feedback for the MPL podcast or would like to connect, don't hesitate to reach out on LinkedIn: Daniel Huerta and Stephen Huerta

Cyberespionage in support of Belt and Road, and of Beijing's claims in the South China Sea. Karakurt ransomware skips the encryption and goes right to the doxing. Black Cat ransomware is rising. Vulnerable MikroTik devices are bot-herders' favorites. The Log4Shell zero-day is being exploited in the wild, and will be a tough one to remediate. Julian Assange moves closer to extradition. Johannes Ullrich on changing user behavior. Our guest is Oliver Rochford of Securonix on the affordability of good security. And shoulder-surfing as a threat to Snapchat users. For links to all of today's stories check out our CyberWire daily news briefing: https://www.thecyberwire.com/newsletters/daily-briefing/10/236

Mitten in der vierten Coronawelle wagten Joerg und Holger eine Live-Podcast vor Publikum, und zwar auf der Digitalkonferenz Techtide in Hannover unter strengen 2G+-Vorschriften. Auf der Bühne 3 sollte es um dystopische Entwicklungen gehen. Nichts leichter als das, dachten sich die Datenschutz-Apologeten und wählten als Thema "extreme Formen der Mitarbeiterüberwachung". Denn genau dazu hat die Wissenschaftsjournalistin Eva Wolfangel jüngst eine beängstigende Recherche veröffentlicht (siehe Shownotes). Und sie ist die Live-Gästin in der Episode. Wolfangel berichtet vom Einsatz US-amerikanischer Überwachungssoftware in deutschen Unternehmen. So setzt beispielsweise die Unicredit Services in München, die hierzulande unter der Marke HypoVereinsbank bekannt ist, Securonix ein: "Welche Websites man besucht, welche E-Mails man schreibt, welche Programme man nutzt – all das erfassen verschiedene Systeme bei der Unicredit Services", berichtete ihr ein Insider. Andere Software, die in Deutschland zum Einsatz kommt, stammt beispielsweise von Forcepoint oder Genesys. Wolfangel diskutiert mit Joerg und Holger die datenschutzrechtlichen, aber auch ethischen Folgen dieser neuen Dimension von Mitarbeiterüberwachung.

ReverseRat is back and better, and it's sniffing at Afghanistan. LockBit wants $50 million from Accenture. When employees leave, do they take your data with them? (Survey, or rather, telemetry, says yes.) Unpatched Apex One instances are under active attack. PrintNightmare continues to resist patching. Google bans SafeGraph. Apple explains what's up with iCloud privacy. Caleb Barlow wonders if ransomware payments financing criminal infrastructure in Russia. Our guest is Oliver Rochford from Securonix on the notion of cyberwar. And the SynAck ransomware gang rebrands. For links to all of today's stories check out our CyberWire daily news briefing: https://www.thecyberwire.com/newsletters/daily-briefing/10/156

This week on The Business of Cloud Native, I talked with former Gartner Analyst, current VP of Solutions at Securonix Augusto Barros. We talked about how Securonix's positioning has evolved over the years as it has move between market categories as well as how to evaluate and test cloud native security solutions. Links:Augusto on TwitterAugusto on LinkedInSecuronix

In this episode, we talk with Dilshan Ratnayake, EVP & Chief People Officer at Securonix. This was a fun one. The topics covered range from: How his daughter thinks of his job as “superhero” like, Seeking his mom's counsel when making career changes, Meeting your organization where they're at as a new CPO & not coming in and making immediate changes, Discipline & execution beat bells and whistles any day in HR, Why every HR practitioner should try a role in operations, and His strong belief in Leadership Accelerator Programs For more content, subscribe to The Modern People Leader on Spotify or Apple Podcasts.

Welcome! Craig discusses the danger of insider threats by those employees who are planning on leaving and behaviors that might indicate trouble.  For more tech tips, news, and updates visit - CraigPeterson.com --- Read More: 60% of Insider Threats Involve Employees Planning to Leave --- Automated Machine Generated Transcript: Insider threats are real and it's not like what they're showing in the movies. Hey, not at all. And especially in this post-COVID-19 world, everything has changed. So let's talk about insiders, people in your business, and the types of threats they're presenting. [00:00:25] Hey, you're listening to Craig Peterson. You can find me online@craigpeterson.com and of course podcasts pretty much everywhere out there. Just search for my name, Craig Peterson. Well, we've been talking about some of the threats that are facing us right now. We talked about DNS already today. We've talked in the past about just dozens of different types of threats. [00:00:50]insiders are a big threat to businesses. So what does a threat look like? Well, Securonix just. Did a report, their researchers analyzed more than 300 confirmed incidents as part of their 20, 20 Securonix insider threat report. Now what they found was very disturbing, frankly. And the most disturbing part of it, at least to me was that 62% of the threats have to do with employees, exfiltrating data. [00:01:29] In other words, employees taking data. Out of the business. Think about where we have been with the whole Wu Han virus and the concerns about the COVID-19. We have taken our employees. Who've been coming into the office maybe since your business was founded? And said, Hey, stay home. But if you want to get paid, you still have to do some work for us. [00:01:56] And so we're allowing them to use their computers at home, maybe to bring a business, computer home, and then we hastily set up VPNs and other equipment in order to allow them access to the servers and the information they needed to use at home. How many of us put up. Monitors on those systems to make sure they weren't downloading stuff that they shouldn't have access to. [00:02:26] Do you have all of the permission set up properly on your file server? Do you have it set up so that if all of a sudden they're downloading all of the schematics for all of your systems, all of your designs, do you have it set up? So it's going to automatically shut them off and notify you. About what just happened? [00:02:47] Well, if you're like most businesses, the answer to that is no, because frankly, most businesses are not taking care of security. And that's what was pointed out here in this Securonix insider threat report because we've also allowed our employees to put documents on two thumb drives and take those thumb drives home, take them on the plane with them, maybe where they get lost. [00:03:15] But the number that is concerning about the data being at home is an 80% number. Now, this is where we get into something called a flight risk. These are employees that are within two months of leaving your organization because what they've found is that employees that are planning on leaving the business tend to start stealing data between two and eight weeks before they go. [00:03:47] And more than 80% of the employees that are planning to leave, bring. The business's data with them. That is very, very concerning. So think about that sales guy. How many times I mentioned this before, who's planning on walking out with all your customer lists that happened to me. I had a sales guy who was calling and trying to build a business and was keeping track. [00:04:16] Of course of everybody he had contacted. Right. Doesn't that make sense? So it's all in our database of all of the contacts that he had made and the discussions they had had, the types of needs that they had, and he downloaded all of them. And then he went to one of my competitors and he started calling all these people up again and continued on the sales process. [00:04:46] Just like he was still working for me. So here I was, I had paid for all of this Goodwill to be developed with these leads. I had paid for his training. He was going to training two to three days a week for a few hours back before we were doing it all live on a, on WebEx. Right. So he was going to all of these pieces of training. [00:05:10] He was taking people out to lunch. He was going to meet with them. And these prospects that were still in that sales funnel were called up by him. When he went to his new employer now, I kind of thought that I was the lone ranger here. Right. It really disappointed me. I thought I knew the guy. I thought everything would be fine. [00:05:35] And I eventually did talk to him cause I was. Too upset to talk to him initially. And I called him up and said, so how are things going? I said, Hey, I just heard from company X. And you know, they were working with us, we're moving along. And he said that you called him and suggested that they don't work with mainstream, that they work with your new employer. [00:06:01] And I stopped right there. Right? I didn't say another word. And he ended up responding. Yeah. Well, you know, they're my contact. I know them. I have a relationship with them. So I took them with me. Now we've seen similar things recently in the news when it comes to Tesla and Volkswagen, where Oh, they worked for me, and then he took all of this data with him. [00:06:28] Right. You've heard about that story. I'm sure. But apparently this happens all of the time, these flight risk employees and these individuals, according to this study were involved in about 60% of the insider threats. There were analyzed in this study and insider threats, makeup in case you didn't know the majority. [00:06:55] Of problems when it comes to data loss for the business. So what are you doing about it? Most people who are exfiltrating, the sensitive information are doing it over email. So are you monitoring their email? This was a pattern that they found in nearly 44% of the cases. Do you have special filters that are looking for this stuff? [00:07:18] You know, when we go into a business, we put filters in place on the email, looking for things like client numbers, looking for things like employer, identification, numbers, bank, account numbers. Driver's license numbers, everything for, you know, a GDPR standpoint, the Massachusetts standpoint, the California standpoint, the new federal guidelines that are in place, right. [00:07:42] We're looking for all of this data, but it also protects the company. Because they are trying to exfiltrate your data and take it with them to their next employer. So number one was they try and send it out by email and they'll often send it to a Gmail account or something else that they have the next most popular method is uploading it to cloud storage websites. [00:08:11] And that's why we put a limit. On where people can go, right? We oftentimes will have the Dropbox enterprise installed or the Microsoft three 65 enterprise versions installed where they can upload files, but it is tightly controlled and we know what they're uploading. We know what they're downloading. Do you have those controls Impella in place? [00:08:37] There are other ways that they're doing it, but we've got to pull up our socks. Now we have to, as businesses protect our investment, which for many of us is our retirement money. Right. And we have to watch our employees. I'm afraid to say. Particularly with the high rate of turnover in some industries and in the security industry, we're seeing the turnover rate that is in the sixth-month timeframe. [00:09:05] So think about that. All of the training you did for that new insecurity employee, all of the systems that were set up. What's going to happen when they leave and take that data with them, that salesperson, the accounting people and on and on. So keep that in mind. We're seeing insider threats, being a very, very big threat to all of us out there. [00:09:29] They'll all. When we come back, we're going to be talking about looters and the eye iPhones. We'll talk a little bit about how does Apple protects the devices that you have paid for? Because. Man, they do want a pretty penny. You're listening to Craig Peterson, stick around because we'll be right back after this and make sure you get my email. [00:09:54] Craig peterson.com/subscribe. --- More stories and tech updates at: www.craigpeterson.com Don't miss an episode from Craig. Subscribe and give us a rating: www.craigpeterson.com/itunes Follow me on Twitter for the latest in tech at: www.twitter.com/craigpeterson For questions, call or text: 855-385-5553

Flexera Acquires RISC Networks, Security stays hot as Imperva grabs Distil Networks, EnSilo is raising a series B to monitor and remediate cyber threats, SentinelOne lands $120 mln Series D, Securonix Partner Program Targets MSSPs, Thycotic Expands Enterprise-Grade Privileged Access Management-as-a-Service Solution, SecureAuth Innovates Secure Identity Management with its Intelligent Identity Cloud Service, and much more! Full Show Notes: https://wiki.securityweekly.com/ES_Episode140 Visit https://securityweekly.com/esw for all the latest episodes!

Flexera Acquires RISC Networks, Security stays hot as Imperva grabs Distil Networks, EnSilo is raising a series B to monitor and remediate cyber threats, SentinelOne lands $120 mln Series D, Securonix Partner Program Targets MSSPs, Thycotic Expands Enterprise-Grade Privileged Access Management-as-a-Service Solution, SecureAuth Innovates Secure Identity Management with its Intelligent Identity Cloud Service, and much more! Full Show Notes: https://wiki.securityweekly.com/ES_Episode140 Visit https://securityweekly.com/esw for all the latest episodes!

This week, Paul is joined by Jeff Man to interview Charles Thompson, Senior Director of Product Management at VIAVI Solution to talk about the importance of response and remediation in a strong security strategy! In our second segment, we talk about Defending Your Environment Against Major Microsoft Vulnerabilities, and four pillars that define a "major" Microsoft vulnerability! In the Enterprise News, Database security for Amazon RDS, Infoblox unveils simplified security platform to detect and stop cyber threats, Palo Alto launches new 'Prisma' cloud security suite, and we have some funding and acquisition updates from Recorded Future, Swinlane, EnSilo, and SentinelOne!   To learn more about Viavi Solutions, visit: https://securityweekly.com/viavi Full Show Notes: https://wiki.securityweekly.com/ES_Episode140 Visit https://www.securityweekly.com/esw for all the latest episodes!   Follow us on Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/securityweekly Like us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/secweekly

This week, Paul is joined by Jeff Man to interview Charles Thompson, Senior Director of Product Management at VIAVI Solution to talk about the importance of response and remediation in a strong security strategy! In our second segment, we talk about Defending Your Environment Against Major Microsoft Vulnerabilities, and four pillars that define a "major" Microsoft vulnerability! In the Enterprise News, Database security for Amazon RDS, Infoblox unveils simplified security platform to detect and stop cyber threats, Palo Alto launches new 'Prisma' cloud security suite, and we have some funding and acquisition updates from Recorded Future, Swinlane, EnSilo, and SentinelOne!   To learn more about Viavi Solutions, visit: https://securityweekly.com/viavi Full Show Notes: https://wiki.securityweekly.com/ES_Episode140 Visit https://www.securityweekly.com/esw for all the latest episodes!   Follow us on Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/securityweekly Like us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/secweekly

We're all over the Insider Threat in this Episode. Host George Rettas defines what the Insider Threat really means to organizations and how their definition of an Insider defines their scope and determines the operational models they employ. The Chief Executive Officer of Securonix, Sachin Nayyar, and the Chief Technology Officer of Securonix, Tanuj Gelati, appear on the second and third segments of the episode to talk about how the Insider Threat has transformed in sophistication over the last ten years, how dangerous nation state and organized crime affiliated Insider Threats can be, and the challenges organizations face with maintaining voluminous amounts of data and then having the capability of mining that data to identify and weed out malicious actors.

Michael and Matt discuss attributes of a scalable business, founder struggles, how to grow your startup, and updates from AppGuard, Securonix, CashShield, and more! Full Show Notes: https://wiki.securityweekly.com/SSWEpisode55 Visit http://securityweekly.com/category/ssw for all the latest episodes!

Michael and Matt discuss attributes of a scalable business, founder struggles, how to grow your startup, and updates from AppGuard, Securonix, CashShield, and more! Full Show Notes: https://wiki.securityweekly.com/SSWEpisode55 Visit http://securityweekly.com/category/ssw for all the latest episodes!

Jason Brvenik of NSS Labs joins us. In the news, attributes of a scalable business, founder struggles, how to grow your startup, and updates from AppGuard, Securonix, CashShield, and more on this episode of Startup Security Weekly!Full Show Notes: https://wiki.securityweekly.com/SSWEpisode55Visit https://www.securityweekly.com/ssw for all the latest episodes!

Jason Brvenik of NSS Labs joins us. In the news, attributes of a scalable business, founder struggles, how to grow your startup, and updates from AppGuard, Securonix, CashShield, and more on this episode of Startup Security Weekly!Full Show Notes: https://wiki.securityweekly.com/SSWEpisode55Visit https://www.securityweekly.com/ssw for all the latest episodes!

Another great episode as we were joined by Securonix to talk predictive behavioral analytics and other great security topics, and Hatch Detroit about their upcoming submission period for this year's contest... Securonix is at: https://www.securonix.com/ Hatch Detroit is at: http://hatchdetroit.com/ Penguicon is this weekend, so you might want to read Bob's take and then my take to know what you can expect as a first timer. The career academy launch details here: http://www.itinthed.com/19750/career-academy-launching-in-flint-press-release/ Hostgator's offer can be found at http://www.HostGator.com/ITintheD/ Freshbooks is at http://www.Freshbooks.com/ITintheD/ [soundcloud url="https://api.soundcloud.com/tracks/319586204" params="color=ff5500&auto_play=false&hide_related=false&show_comments=true&show_user=true&show_reposts=false" width="100%" height="166" iframe="true" /] IT in the D On the web: http://www.ITinTheD.com On Meetup: http://www.meetup.com/ITintheD/ On LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/groups/IT-in-D-91763 On Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/ITintheD On Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/ITintheD Podcast Detroit is at: On the web: http://www.podcastdetroit.com/ On Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/PodcastDetroit On Twitter: https://twitter.com/PodcastDetroit On Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/podcastdetroit

In today's podcast we hear about Russia's arrest of a Kaspersky Lab threat researcher (charges are said to be unrelated to Kaspersky). Charger ransomware is detected and ejected from the Play Store. Mobile users are urged to watch their apps—too many snakes are still getting into the walled gardens. RATs evolve and return to the wild. Shamoon 2 expands its target set. A database vigilante may be out there. Awais Rashid joins us from Lancaster University to share thoughts on IoT devices in healthcare. Michael Lipinski from Securonix wonders if state actors have become a convenient excue. Cyber fraud rises in the United Kingdom—it's safer for the crooks than stickups. M&A and venture funding news. And that Verizon-Yahoo! deal remains up in the air.

In this week's episode, I speak with Igor Baikalov, chief scientist at cybersecurity company Securonix, about the trends in data security and where security itself has had to take a step up in the last five years. Igor touches on major meta-trends that have forced data security to advance, as well as what has made AI and machine learning a ‘requirement' of modern data security strategy, something that has changed significantly in the last decade. Igor sheds light on these issues and likely future trends in cybersecurity over the next five to 10 years.