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Securing Smart Manufacturing with Connected Threat Defense
By David Tay, the CIO of Beyonics You’d be hard pushed to find any organization today not involved in digital transformation projects. But the manufacturing sector was arguably one of the first to the game. Back in 2011, the German government first coined the term Industry 4.0 to describe the...
Perspectives of a former CISO: Disrupted security in digitalization
My passion is the connection of security to the business objectives, and it has been a part of my work with many CISOs across industries as well as my experience as a CISO. This blog series a compilation of my learnings as a CISO, as well as learnings from peers and customers who are actively...
Federal Agencies Face an Uphill Battle in Cyber-Preparedness
In the wake of the elimination of the federal cybersecurity czar position, the latest federal cybersecurity preparedness report from the Office of Management and Budget OMB and the Department of Homeland Security DHS shows that U.S. government is nowhere near ready for prime time when it comes to...
This Week in Security News: IT Pros and Cyberthreats
Welcome to our weekly roundup, where we share what you need to know about the cybersecurity news and events that happened over the past few days. This week, 62 percent of IT decision makers report that on-premises security is safer than the cloud, and a new report says 68 percent of businesses ar...
Internet Security Threats at the Olympics
There are a lot: The cybersecurity company McAfee recently uncovered a cyber operation, dubbed Operation GoldDragon, attacking South Korean organizations related to the Winter Olympics. McAfee believes the attack came from a nation state that speaks Korean, although it has no definitive proof tha...
Pyeongchang 2018: Staying Cyber Safe during the Olympics
As the 2018 Olympic Games in Pyeongchang approach, NCCIC/US-CERT reminds travelers to be aware of cybersecurity risks. At high-profile events, cyber activists may take advantage of the large audience to spread their message. Cyber criminals may attempt to steal personally identifiable information...
Consuming Cyber-security: The Beginning of a New Era
Overview Can you imagine anyone buying a car without airbags and without seat belts? I bet you can't! So why is it that we buy computers without Antivirus software already installed, home routers without a firewall already installed or connected devices IoT that are lacking proper security...
DHS Not Addressing Cyber Threats to Building Access Systems
Civil watchdogs at the Government Accountability Office are warning the Department of Homeland Security and the Government Services Agency about unaddressed risks posed to building access control systems at federal facilities. The systems in question are those that prevent unauthorized access to...