CISO Archives - Page 3 of 6 - Cyber Protection Magazine

TikTok Analysis: the onus is on us

Lou Covey May 18, 2023

TikTok CEO explains Project Texas to Congress

World Password Day 2023: Simple Habits To Protect Your Data

Editors Desk May 4, 2023

World Password Day reminds businesses that water-tight password security needs to be prioritised. Companies must take steps like educating staff and using new technologies to avoid serious data breaches.

What’s up with TikTok

Lou Covey April 18, 2023

TikTok is like a Dickens novel. It’s the best of apps. It’s the worst of apps. There seems to be no in-between. Over the next few weeks and maybe months, we are going to dig into the controversy and find the truth that’s somewhere in the middle. We are going to find out just what’s up with TikTok.

Bank collapse drives Phishing attacks

Lou Covey March 14, 2023

“We are seeing some phishing attempts offering loans, or pretending to be founders to financial teams,” said Grant Warnick, CEO of cybersecurity company Fletch. “We are expecting more fraud attempts this week as bad actors pretend to be companies impacted by this incident.”

Companies Turn to Behavior-Based Cybersecurity Training

Laurent Duperval March 3, 2023

Tide of Security Breaches
Traditional cybersecurity awareness training leaves companies vulnerable to social engineering attacks. Reducing the risk of people causing a breach requires a change in culture.

Interview with Rockwell and Honeywell CISOs on SOCs as a service

Lou Covey February 15, 2023

Cyber Protection Magazine sat down, separately, with Mirel Sehic, CISO for Honeywell, and Nicole Darden Ford, CISO for Rockwell to discuss “security operations center as a service”.

SOCs as a service have become big business

Lou Covey February 15, 2023

In the past decade, security operations centers (SOCs) have become big business, but they are nothing new. The industry is struggling with how to present itself to the market.

Cost of Cybercrime: Addressing Tight Budgets and an increasing Skills Gap

Kevin Eley February 10, 2023

2023 will be another challenging year for organizations as cyberthreats continue to dominate headlines. On top of a more complex threat landscape, organizations are now having to navigate uncertainties around budget restrictions as the c-suite focuses on cutting what they perceive as non-essential costs.