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Matt Alderman sits down with Paul this year at DEF CON to talk about the processes that they go through to hold briefings. Founders, CEO’s, and Business Execs of many different companies sat down to discuss what their product was, how they fit into the… Continue reading Matt Alderman & Paul, Def Con 2018 – Business Security Weekly #96
Paul and Matt discuss all of the vendors providing attack simulation solutions, including why you want (or need) this type of solution, the problem(s) they solve, and differentiators. This is an exciting space, so exciting that Paul and Matt sweat A LO… Continue reading Attack Simulation – Enterprise Security Weekly #102
Technical experts need to get better at telling stories, How to get the upper hand in any “Take It Or Leave It” offer, How and when to inform your team of major developments in your business, why companies need to build a skills inventory, … Continue reading Articles, News, & Discussion – Business Security Weekly #91
Holding 160 certifications and counting, Adam’s encyclopedia of knowledge is only rivaled by his massive, and quite ridiculous collection of socks. Adam’s 30+ years as an IT instructor in the private and public sectors are fueled by his pas… Continue reading Adam Gordon, ITProTV – Enterprise Security Weekly #89
Michael and Paul give you a programming update and discussion on the value prop scorecard, a Monthly Book Club Segment, regular segments on improving performance, regular audience-driven segments, and more on this episode of Business Security Weekly! P… Continue reading Programming Update & Discussion – Business Security Weekly #83
Cyber and Information Security Expert with 13+ years of experience. After 7 years in different cyber units at the Israeli Defense Forces (IDF), Eddy was self-employed, senior consultant for the defense and finance industries, leading country level cybe… Continue reading Lenny Zeltser and Eddy Bobritsky, Minerva Labs – Enterprise Security Weekly #88
With cyberattacks becoming more commonplace, the need for top security professionals has prompted a notable rise in salaries. Research from recruitment firm Robert Walters predicts that cybersecurity salaries will rise 7 percent in 2018. The broader information technology sector is also expected to experience a 2 percent salary increase overall. Josh Fisher, a senior vice president for D.C.-based professional staffing firm HireStrategy, told CyberScoop, that “conservative forecasts for cybersecurity salary increases in 2018, would be in the 10 to 15 percent range based on supply and demand in that space.” Cybersecurity professionals have been asking for higher wages, and with the need to hire top talent, companies typically accommodate their requests, experts say. A recent study from (ISC)2 showed that by 2022 there will be a shortage of 1.8 million professionals to work in IT. Last year, a Stanford University research program found that cybersecurity job postings on popular hiring websites […]
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Tony Kirtley is a Senior Incident Response Consultant at SecureWorks. Paul and John pick Tony’s brain in an in-depth discussion about incident response in the enterprise! Full Show NotesVisit http://securityweekly.com/esw for all the latest episodes!
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Don Pezet of ITProTV joins us to discuss network security architecture. How does it affect your enterprise? Secure networks closely depend on its performance, reliability, and security. Common Questions: 1. Where do I tap the network to monitor? 2. Do I run a proxy or not? What should the proxy do or not do? 3. […]
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Michael and Paul reiterate the ideology that Startup Security Weekly revolves around: innovation, business, and success in security. They explain the need to “de-risk risk” and how to differentiate the difference between a startup, investor, and enterprise security leader! Full Show Notes Visit http://securityweekly.com/category/ssw for all the latest episodes!
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