Cyber Defense Magazine Special Annual Edition for RSA Conference 2021

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Spotlight on Women in Cybersecurity By Carolyn Crandall, Chief Security Advocate and CMO, Attivo Networks, Inc. “There are a wide variety of roles for women in cybersecurity. Don’t let any job description intimidate you, and if it feels like it is a stretch, all the better. Be who you want to be. Go for the job that you want to have. You’ve got this!” I started my career in technology while still attending college. Going into high-tech was and wasn’t something that I had given much thought to. At the time, I was obtaining a degree in electrical engineering and computer science. Why? Mainly because it seemed like a challenge, and I wanted to break down the perception that women couldn’t do it. During this time, I don’t recall ever hearing a murmur about cybersecurity. Admittedly, I loved technology but was a terrible coder. I tended to overthink things. As luck would have it, I secured a part-time position as an assistant to a vice president of marketing at a computer manufacturer. In this role and throughout my career, I was exposed to endless innovation that brought technology from mainframes down to compute and storage that could easily be held in the palm of my hand. It has been truly fascinating, and it opened my eyes to the numerous jobs for women in technology. Fast forward to today, I am truly honored to be recognized as a top woman in cybersecurity. I have worked for notable companies like Cisco, Seagate, Riverbed, and others that have given me fantastic experiences with technology and security. Attivo Networks, where I am the Chief Security Advocate and CMO, has provided me with an excellent opportunity to further my career in cybersecurity. Here, I heavily invest my time educating the market on solving business problems with innovations in cybersecurity technology. I am a frequent presenter, blogger, and writer; I have also been profiled in the Mercury News and have been a guest speaker on Fox News. My articles can be found in a variety of publications, and you can read the book I co-authored called Deception-Based Threat Detection: Shifting Power to the Defenders. I am also an advisor to the Santa Clara University Executive MBA program, where I support education and career development programs for our next generation of cybersecurity and technology leaders. 162
Cyber Defense InfoSec Awards for 2021 CEO of the Year Tony Velleca CyberProof CEO of the Year Kevin Gosschalk Arkose Labs CEO of the Year Jay Chaudhry Zscaler CEO of the Year Mr. Cesar Pie CSIOS Corporation CEO of the Year Dr. Aleksandr Yampolskiy Security Scorecard CEO of the Year Klaus Oestermann BedRock Systems Inc. CEO of the Year Prakash Panjwani WatchGuard Technologies CEO of the Year CISO of the Year Mike Hamilton Critical Insight, Inc CISO of the Year Ryan Weeks Datto CISO of the Year CTO of the Year Charles Eagan Blackberry CTO of the Year Satya Gupta Virsec Systems CTO of the Year Cybersecurity Strategist of the Year Mr. Clinton Hackney CSIOS Corporation Cybersecurity Strategist of the Year 163
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Contents Welcome to CDM’s RSAC 20
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Regula Delivers Remote Identity Ver
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approach to analyzing network activ
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About the Author Udi Levy is the CE
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Over the last few months, cybersecu
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Anomalous Value” alert. This will
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About the Author My Name is Piyush
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Here at Axiad, we speak with custom
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Final thoughts In the age of digita
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CIEM? Looks a lot like SIEM. CIEM m
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Evitoken Technology A New Way to Ke
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How to Become Unattractive for Cybe
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Why XDR is Not Enough By Guy Rosefe
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