A Road Map for CISOs
The role of the CISO has evolved greatly over the years. Over the past 20 years leading security practices across multiple industry verticals for large Fortune 500 organizations, I have…

The role of the CISO has evolved greatly over the years. Over the past 20 years leading security practices across multiple industry verticals for large Fortune 500 organizations, I have…
by Joel Rosenblatt Director for Network and Computer Security Columbia University (Beginning January 28, Joel Rosenblatt will be moderating a group discussion on CISOs Connect. The discussion will run for…
by Kyle F. Kennedy When you search for images under the key word “cybersecurity,” a familiar shot always turns up: a guy wearing a hoodie, operating in a dark room,…
by Mark Rasch Google recently disclosed the fact that a vulnerability in its Google Plus configuration could have been used by hackers to expose personal information about users of the…
It is standard business practice for organizations to have a contingency plan after acknowledging the various threats and risks that it faces. Having a plan in place, however, is not…
What might the most damaging attacks of the future look like? The answer to the question may lie somewhere between the known patterns that attackers have established over the years,…
Your organization’s security stance must be supported by everyone in the company, every day, in all that they do. However, people are focused on their jobs, not necessarily on security.…
Did you know you need just three resources to build a highly effective security program? It’s true. Your success will be highly contingent upon how you leverage people, process and…
In 2017, six of the top ten HIPAA breaches reported to the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) stemmed from ransomware.[1] In a typical ransomware attack, important data…
In my previous article, I tried to cover why metrics are an important part of your security program and some of my beliefs about how metrics should be created and…