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A disparity in how some big insurance cases are handled can muddy the takeaways for CISOs gauging their own insurance needs.
CISOs should look to proactively incorporate new lessons in their incident response, disaster recovery, crisis communications, and contingency workforce playbooks — and revisit agreements with software providers.
With so many software agents in today’s IT ecosystems, epic fails like CrowdStrike’s are an inevitability. Make sure your teams are prepared by investing in preparation and rethinking dependencies.
The conservative think tank blueprint for how Donald Trump should govern the US if he wins in November calls for dismantling CISA, among many cyber-related measures. Experts say this would increase cybersecurity risks, undermine critical infrastructu
CrowdStrike, Windows domain administration, SolarWinds — our implicit trust in admin software is a recipe for repeated disasters.
As the IT world recovers from the massive outage triggered by CrowdStrike’s Falcon update, CISOs and CIOs would be wise to keep a running ledger of lessons learned. Here are some initial considerations.
Vigilance and regular reviews of network assets and policies can help avoid attacks that take advantage of access points created by legacy software and moves into the cloud.
A lack of cooperation and industry standards impacts everyone’s digital safety, making product integration ridiculously difficult in an era of increasingly sophisticated attacks.
There is plenty of intelligence that can be gathered from call data records if you know where to look. Spy agencies have been doing it effectively for years.
China and other nation-state bad actors are probing the defenses of critical infrastructure worldwide and legacy or outdated systems are prime targets. The time to mitigate that risk is now.