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Thinking About the Future of InfoSec (v2022)

Daniel Miessler

I’m starting a new series with this 2022 edition where I think about what Information Security could or should look like in the distant future—say in 2050. The ideas will cover multiple aspects of InfoSec, from organizational structure to technology. Org Structure. Technology. Regulation. Automation / AI.

InfoSec 180
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Zero Trust and the Failure of Sampling: Two Important Cybersecurity Trends

Joseph Steinberg

Last week, I attended an excellent briefing given by Tom Gillis, Senior Vice President and General Manager of VMware’s Networking and Advanced Security Business Group, in which he discussed various important cybersecurity-related trends that he and his team have observed.

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CTO of Center for Internet Security Expounds on Transforming InfoSec

SecureWorld News

Don't miss Kathleen Moriarty's complete presentation, as well as those of other cybersecurity leaders, at our upcoming digital events. Attendance is free and can earn 5 CPE credits. See more and register at the links below: Texas virtual conference on Thursday, Nov. West Coast virtual conference on Thursday, Dec.

InfoSec 97
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Alyssa Miller: Charting the Course Through InfoSec and Aviation

Security Boulevard

They discuss the challenges within the cybersecurity industry, including the transition to cloud computing and the neglect […] The post Alyssa Miller: Charting the Course Through InfoSec and Aviation appeared first on Shared Security Podcast.

InfoSec 69
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InfoSec Leaders Weigh in on New SEC Rules Making CISO Hotseat Hotter

SecureWorld News

Cybersecurity professionals have various views on last week's news from the United States Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) when it surprised the InfoSec community and the C-suites of corporate America. For sanity, manage to a written information security policy.

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Topic-specific policy 6/11: information security incident management

Notice Bored

I'm intrigued by the title of this topic-specific policy from the [draft] 3rd edition of ISO/IEC 27002 , being the only one of eleven example titles in the standard that explicitly states "information security". Organisations deal with events and incidents all the time. I ask myself why? Here's one I prepared earlier.

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Why would a lawyer ever need an Information Security Professional?

CyberSecurity Insiders

As an information security professional, have you often found yourself frustrated by the growing collection of cyber-based rules, guidance, regulations, and contemplations that our lawmakers can conjure up? It is also clear that information security professionals see things differently than most non-security people.