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CISO Spotlight: Mark Eggleston, CSC CISO
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CISO Spotlight: Matt Lemon, Huawei Mobile Services CISO
CISO Spotlight: Elizabeth Ogunti, JBT Technologies CISO
Advice to Aspiring CISOs
One question I am frequently asked is, “How do you help aspiring CISOs on their journey?” My first bit of advice to aspiring CISOs is know your why. You have…
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CISOs Top 100 CISOs for 2021
CISOS RECOGNIZING CISOS Security Current and its partners are proud to be honoring the Top 100 CISOs chosen by their C-suite colleagues. The C100 promises to be the most valuable and credible CISO recognition with transparent criteria and the Distinguished CISO Board members making the final determinations. The CISOs Top 100 CISOs…
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CISOs Top 100 CISOs Nominate Here
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Hunter Biden’s Laptop – Part Deux – Subpoena vs Warrant
A report on Fox News’ website describes the grand jury subpoena issued for the seizure and search of a laptop computer assertedly belonging to former Vice President Joe Biden’s son, Hunter. For all of the intrigue around the contents of the laptop, its provenance, and whether there is or is not evidence of corruption or criminal…
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Blind Mac’s Bluff
There’s currently a controversy around some Hunter Biden emails found on a laptop that he apparently flew from his home in Los Angeles and dropped off with a blind Mac repairman in Wilmington Delaware over a year ago and never picked up. Actually, several controversies — including whether social media like Twitter and Facebook should permit the…
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Five [Prying] Eyes – Western Democracies Want Weaker Encryption
The government thinks your emails are too secure. And your text messages. Oh, and your messaging apps. In fact, anything that relies on cryptography. Your messages are too secure in transit. And they are too secure when stored. They are too secure on your computers, your phone, in the cloud, in the control of third…
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