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Palo Alto Networks
MARCH 27, 2024
{{interview_audio_title}} 00:00 00:00 Volume Slider 10s 10s 10s 10s Seek Slider “AI’s Impact in Cybersecurity” is a blog series based on interviews with a variety of experts at Palo Alto Networks and Unit 42, with roles in AI research, product management, consulting, engineering and more.
Sailpoint
JULY 19, 2019
Growing old after taking a few pictures went viral this week, with celebrities like Drake to the Jonas Brothers turning to FaceApp to show their followers their aged visages. This cybersecurity story initially caught my eye this week largely because of the visual component—it shows, with circles, some of the world’s biggest data breaches.
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Palo Alto Networks
JULY 2, 2021
This is the second blog in a two-part series, breaking down the cost of dealing with an incident versus the cost of investing in cybersecurity to prevent an incident. Make sure to include a “Lessons Learned” hot wash after any testing exercises to identify what Incident Response methods worked well, and what could use some work.
Trigent
APRIL 14, 2022
Whether and how much work will return to the workplace (versus work from home) is a matter for a different blog. From an IT/networking perspective, distributed enterprises always moved away from a centralized IT infrastructure to connected islands to maximize convenience, networking and efficiency, faster access, and localized control.
Palo Alto Networks
JANUARY 14, 2022
From a cybersecurity perspective, this year was a doozy. We had to deal with one cyber incident after another, across an expanding digital attack surface that, thanks to accelerated cloud migrations, IoT adoption and desktop digitalization, grew at a pace that served only to exacerbate the complexity of responding. Get in Touch.
Lacework
DECEMBER 21, 2022
This is why, when expert hacker, author, and speaker Ted Harrington wanted to avoid a line at a bar, he knew exactly what to do. The unique perspective of a hacker. They’re experts at finding alternative ways to accomplish something. A few years later, he read a blog post about people being paid for bug bounties.
CableLabs
OCTOBER 17, 2019
The engineers who address cybersecurity must not only be security experts; they must also be experts in the technologies they secure. I’ll discuss integrity and availability in two subsequent blogs. This type of flaw can be discovered decades after the original math was developed. Cybersecurity is a complex topic.
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