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Great points here as I'm having many discussions about the numbers of silos across #cybersecurity teams and having platform tools in different areas that still don't pull things together for multiple teams to collaborate. Thanks to my esteemed Enterprise Strategy Group colleague Jon Oltsik for the insight here #ciso #vulnerabilitymanagement #riskmanagement #CSO #cloudsecurity #applicationsecurity #secops #devsecops #cloudsecurity #securityengineers
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In some respects, the cybersecurity tech industry is its own worst enemy, putting us all at risk. Why? See my latest CSO Online blog: https://lnkd.in/d_GcaxsA #cybersecurity #infosec #CISO #vulnerability #threatintelligence #SIEM #SOAPA #CAASM #CSMA
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Fundamentally cyber security training needs to be more rigorous and technical to put everyone on the same and stronger footing. Cyber security is potentially as strong as its weakest link.
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Getting the different tools and technologies talking in a diverse cyber security landscape with multiple suppliers participating in the supply chain could be challenging - APIs are a way of having platforms / technologies talk but they come with their own set of challenges. Most of the times, its a struggle just to know which all tools and technologies have been invested in and configured to make the optimum use of - is that just additional bucks being spent, regulatory foe or could be leading to roadways to newer threats. #foodforthought #cyberfriday #cybersecurity #supplychainsecurity #threatsurface #attacksurface #exposuremanagement #threatmanagement
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See my latest CSO Online blog, where I describe the security technology industry as a battle between altruism and capitalism. Capitalism is winning, impacting us all. https://lnkd.in/d_GcaxsA #cybersecurity #infosec #vulnerabilitymanagement #CISO #SOAPA #CSMA #standards
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2.The Security Artichoke :- The changing landscape of networking, such as the evolution of borderless networks, has changed this analogy to the “security artichoke”, which benefits the threat actor. As illustrated in the figure, threat actors no longer have to peel away each layer. They only need to remove certain “artichoke leaves.” The bonus is that each “leaf” of the network may reveal sensitive data that is not well secured. For example, it’s easier for a threat actor to compromise a mobile device than it is to compromise an internal computer or server that is protected by layers of defense. Each mobile device is a leaf. And leaf after leaf, it all leads the hacker to more data. The heart of the artichoke is where the most confidential data is found. Each leaf provides a layer of protection while simultaneously providing a path to attack. Not every leaf needs to be removed in order to get at the heart of the artichoke. The hacker chips away at the security armor along the perimeter to get to the “heart” of the enterprise. While internet-facing systems are usually very well protected and boundary protections are typically solid, persistent hackers, aided by a mix of skill and luck, do eventually find a gap in that hard-core exterior through which they can enter and go where they please.
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Lots of chatter about the potential for AI as a "helper app" within cybersecurity technology. Okay, but in my humble opinion, we'd gain a lot more short-term value through agreement on industry standards. Data standards, API standards, etc. I elaborate on this point in my latest CSO Online blog: https://lnkd.in/d_GcaxsA #cybersecurity #infosec #API #AI #vulnerability #SOAPA #CSMA
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Unraveling CVE-2023-46214: A Deep Dive into Splunk RCE Vulnerability: Originally published by Uptycs. Written by Siddartha Malladi. Cybersecurity experts have uncovered a critical Remote Code Execution (RCE) vulnerability in Splunk, the data analytics platform that forms the backbone of many corporate IT infrastructures. Identified as CVE-2023-46214, this flaw could potentially allow attackers to infiltrate and seize control of systems processing vast troves of data, raising alarms across the tech community. This blog offers a detailed analysis of the intricate...
CVE-2023-46214: A Dive into Splunk RCE Vulnerability | CSA
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When it comes to cybersecurity, staying ahead of emerging threats is paramount. As cybercriminals leverage increasingly sophisticated tactics, technologies, and AI-driven tools, CISOs face the daunting task of ensuring their teams are equipped with the necessary skills and knowledge to combat future cyber threats effectively. Learn more here: https://bit.ly/4aKOHUp #CybersecurityVentures #CybercrimeMagazine #CISOs #Cyberthreats
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