Many enterprises are looking for ways to decrease the strain on their wide area network (WAN) architecture. Traditional hub and spoke network designs simply can’t meet the rigorous demands of…
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There are a handful of steps, many common sense, that companies should take following a data breach. Naturally, following an established remediation plan, understanding what happened, and initiating an investigation…
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As 2018 is upon us, it’s time to take stock of our new realities and commit to better behavior that benefits us and our companies. The discussion of the perimeterless…
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It’s still early in 2018, and we’ve already been hit with one of the widest-reaching security flaws of all time. What makes the recent Spectre vulnerability a serious problem is…
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As cybersecurity matures as an industry, network defenders understand that preventing attack, while best case, is not foolproof. However, just because an adversary compromises a machine does not mean the…
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When my company launched in October 2015, few security folks even knew what software containers were. We might as well have been securing shipping containers! Development and DevOps teams, on…
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At first glance, the Watch Dogs video games seem like far-fetched fantasy, depicting a world of constant surveillance, ubiquitous hackability, and authorities eavesdropping on citizens to prevent crimes before they…
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Creating secure software and systems has never been more challenging. An explosion in the number of devices that hook into company data, coupled with increased mobility and a shift to…
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Application security is in crisis. Some shocking statistics to help set the stage… The average organization has hundreds or thousands of applications spanning many millions or even billions of lines…
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All of our critical computing devices have a Jar Jar Binks processor. That is, they have little common sense, they’re easy to manipulate, and they’re unable to distinguish good from…
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