Prediction Series #10: Reports of China chip hacking should be a warning to US supply chain
Last Fall reports came out claiming that rice-grain sized spying devices were secretly being planted onto US servers during the manufacturing process. The article created an [...]
Prediction Series #9: Hackers continue spending weeks & months of dwell time in networks
As NVD vulnerabilities and cyber breaches rise, so does hacker dwell time. The number of known vulnerabilities year over year is exploding. The National Vulnerability Database [...]
Prediction Series #8: GDPR Breach Disclosure Mandate Is Now Global & Must Be Timely
Companies will be forced to be upfront and timely or face even steeper fines Coming up on the first anniversary, many companies still working on compliance [...]
Prediction Series #7: If organizations are to increase their focus on application security, they must move beyond RASPs
Gaining truly self-defending application protection requires more than RASPs RASPs over promise and under deliver The concept of making applications self-protecting is powerful as cyberattacks continue [...]
Prediction Series #6: Alert fatigue undermines security, exhausts SOC teams
Security teams sometimes dial down WAFs, which achieves fewer false positives but compromises security Indulging false positives sacrifices security No one likes hearing an alarm going [...]
Why Companies Need an Application Memory Firewall
An application memory firewall detects what other security solutions miss and protects applications and memory from cyber attack Looking But Not Seeing It’s the things you [...]
Prediction Series #5: Companies have a growing need for the safety net of cyberinsurance – but could that safety net be threatened in court?
Cyber insurance coverage may face coverage change pending foundational court case In the era we live in today of continual cyber attacks, many companies buy themselves [...]
Prediction Series #4: The many faces of Spectre and Meltdown — More demonstrated attack possibilities increase the likelihood of real attacks
Though it may seem longer, it was just the end of January of last year that most of us first heard about the twin chip flaws, [...]
Prediction Series #3: Many companies aren’t “Minding the Gap” of their missing patches
Nobody really keeps up with patching and the multitudes of vulnerabilities are making the risks from delayed patching worse Are companies who don’t patch responsible for [...]