All Articles

We are hosting an exclusive Best of the World Talks session on "How the rapidly evolving expectations of cybersecurity are forcing CISOs to adapt and show more value to their organization?" featuring Matthew Rosenquist (CISO at Mercury Risk & Complia

Part 2 of Interview with Enoch Long

As cyber threats become more sophisticated, the need for visibility across your organization’s cyber asset environment and proactive strategies has become increasingly critical. According to Enoch Long, Field CISO

Cybersecurity is a constantly changing battleground, where threats are evolving more rapidly than ever before. For Enoch Long, Field CISO at JupiterOne, navigating this complex environment requires not only technical expertise, but also a calm and st

Spooky Cyber Stats And Trends In Time For Halloween

Chuck Brooks

FORBES Contributor

Global Thought Leader in Cybersecurity and Emerging Tech

Spooky Cyber Stats and Trends in Time for Halloween

Every year the stats on cyber-attacks seem to get spookie

Dear Friends & Colleagues, October is Cybersecurity Awareness Month. Actually, cybersecurity awareness really needs to be every month! Below is some content for the quest. Also, happy to announce that my book "Inside Cyber" will be arriving at bookst

Cybersecurity expert Chuck Brooks discusses the top five issues in threat detection and how organizations can reduce the risk of cyber-attacks in 2024.

https://search.app/Miwuwt4EtELyDj9F8

Interview by Brian Kelly

I recently sat down with Ch

Protecting the frontier of space systems is unquestionably a security priority for governments and industry. Due to our increasing reliance on space, and particularly satellites, for communications, security, intelligence, and business, satellite and

In today's highly competitive digital landscape, user experience (UX) is more than just a buzzword—it's a pivotal factor in determining the success of your digital products. Whether you're building a website, an app, or a complex digital system, a se

Cybercriminals all over the world have leveraged this technology’s increased anonymity to buy and sell illegal goods, services, stolen data, underground infrastructure and force victims to pay ransom. While blockchain analysis enables researchers and

Microsoft will release a new Teams feature that allows users to clone their voice so the system can translate their conversation into different languages in real time. However, this amazing technology has a dark side as malicious attackers may misuse

You can buy ransomware for as little as $66, or hire a threat actor for $250. And if you look hard enough, you can even get a phishing kit for free on underground forums. Although these illicit methods may not be expensive, the damage they inflict ca

Basic structure of legal argument

1. If conditions A, B and C are satisfied, then legal consequences X, Y and Z follow. (Major premise: legal rule)
2. Conditions A, B and C are satisfied (or not). (Minor Premise: the facts of the case)
3. Therefore, legal co

1. Art 21 of the Constitution guarantees fundamental right to life and personal liberty. This article of Constitution has been interpreted by the Judiciary with widest amplitude so as to include several other rights such as right to food and shelter,

Learn Modern SOC and D&R practices for free from Google! Yes, really! That’s the message. Join *hundreds* of others who already signed up!

Now, with full details….

After some ungodly amount of work, the original ASO crew (but really Iman!) put toget

Do I go to my Cloud Service Provider (CSP) for cloud security tooling or to a third party vendor?

Who will secure my cloud use, a CSP or a focused specialty vendor?

Who is my primary cloud security tools provider?

This question asked in many ways ha

So some of you are thinking “ewwww … another security transformation paper” and this is understandable. A lot of people (and now … a lot of robots too) have written vague, hand-wavy “leadership” papers on how to transform security, include security i

One more idea that has been bugging me for years is an idea of “detection as code.” Why is it bugging me and why should anybody else care?

First, is “detection as code” just a glamorous term for what you did when you loaded your Snort rules in cvs in

We all know David Bianco Pyramid of Pain, a classic from 2013. The focus of this famous visual is on indicators that you “latch onto” in your detection activities. This post will reveal a related mystery connected to SIEM detection evolution and its