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Excellent insights David. Finding the right mix of skilled staff, disciplined processess and expert tools is a hard balancing act in cyber, especially in ICS environments. Creating and maintaining enough friction...
In reply to: People, Process, Tools
Kevin Kearns wrote a great article on this issue last year stating "Essentially, the cyber-theft of specialized trade secrets has created a perfect storm aimed at America's steel industry. Chinese firms are already able...
In reply to: Re: Intellectual property theft
This is is something a new career field - not as long as computers in general (anybody remember what a Novell CNE was!!) I would wager that most security professionals just fell INTO the career from some other field...
In reply to: Re: The flipside
Yes indeed - once we pull humans out of the equation, and also users so our networks have no fingers on the keyboards - ONLY then will we have perfect security!!!
In reply to: Re: Multi-Layered Protection
It's great that they cut down on the false positives, but it would be interesting to see their rate of false negatives based on the noise reduction.
In reply to: False Negatives
What would be interesting to know some more about is for the small minority that did get security training in college. How was it structured? What it dedicated courses or was the security education woven into other class...
In reply to: The flipside
As the people of the world prepared for white walkers so aslo must the CISO prepares for Cyber attacks. It will come. With the ransome demands from HBO more will come. What HBO need to do is to protect itself from more invasion...
In reply to: Re: What GOT teaches...
As an independent consultant, I had off-site systems dedicated to evening backups of my various accounts, a single Dell computer dedicated to account and perfoming remote night backup of server to station. This saved...
In reply to: Backups are 1/2 of the puzzle
Agree - actually BOTH inputs, human and AI are important. I would trust, going forward, AI for the grunt work of malware analysis and then let a human evaluate threat disposition. Remember the old movie WARGAMES...
In reply to: Interesting discussion
This is great to see. In the past security budget always took a back seat to operational expense. It shows that security is finally getting the proper dues it requires.
In reply to: Fantastic
Insiders already have access to the internal network that sits behind the security safeguards. External entities still have to traverse those safeguards but all of them can be subverted by an internal user clicking on a...
In reply to: Internal Access
As the daughter of two dentists, i would agree to that. But my father always told me that some help in running scenarios for diagnostic could help, though in the end he would make the call. I believe AI can help...
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Latest Comment: No, no, no! Have a Unix CRON do the pop-up reminders!
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