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@MILIEFSKY From the Publisher… Dear Friends, We’ll be celebrating our 10 th Year in business and of our Global InfoSec Awards and as a Platinum Media Partner of RSA Conference on Feb 7 – 10, 2022 – See You There! Here at the Publisher’s desk at Cyber Defense Media Group, looking back over nearly 10 years since we first published the eMagazine, it is encouraging to see the progress we have made in becoming the recognized source of so many valuable insights into developments in the cybersecurity industry. It is also fulfilling to know that the growth in both the range of submissions from expert sources, as well as the breadth of our readership, reflect the success of our endeavor. One of our Cyber Defense Media Group initiatives has been, and continues to be, the Global Infosec Awards program. Although most of our readers are familiar with the Awards program, let me reiterate some of the reasons you and your company will want to participate. Detailed information is posted online at https://cyberdefenseawards.com/global-infosec-awards-2022-apply-today/ I should also mention that applying for an award entry gives you the chance to win an award that would help you bolster your credibility, but it's not compulsory for you to buy a media package to win an award. Many of the award applicants do take advantage of special pricing to access the great value of the media support provided by Cyber Defense Media Group. We are also pleased to announce the launch of Cyber Defense Professionals, an online facility for employers can upload your trusted jobs for free to invite cyber security job seekers to send to their applications and find their desired jobs. This valuable new facility is located at https://cyberdefenseprofessionals.com/ With those new announcements, I am pleased to direct your attention to the valuable, actionable information provided by our contributing authors in this month’s Cyber Defense Magazine. Wishing you all success in your own cyber endeavors. Warmest regards, Gary S.Miliefsky, CISSP®, fmDHS CEO, Cyber Defense Media Group Publisher, Cyber Defense Magazine P.S. When you share a story or an article or information about CDM, please use #CDM and @CyberDefenseMag and @Miliefsky – it helps spread the word about our free resources even more quickly Cyber Defense eMagazine – October 2021 Edition 4 Copyright © 2021, Cyber Defense Magazine. All rights reserved worldwide.
@CYBERDEFENSEMAG CYBER DEFENSE eMAGAZINE Published monthly by the team at Cyber Defense Media Group and distributed electronically via opt-in Email, HTML, PDF and Online Flipbook formats. INTERNATIONAL EDITOR-IN-CHIEF & CO-FOUNDER Pierluigi Paganini, CEH Pierluigi.paganini@cyberdefensemagazine.com InfoSec Knowledge is Power. We will always strive to provide the latest, most up to date FREE InfoSec information. From the International Editor-in-Chief… Throughout my past commentary on the need for cooperation and coordination of regulatory efforts reaching across jurisdictional lines, I have always emphasized the fact that we must be aware of cybersecurity gaps and duplications to address. This month, however, I must comment on a pending action which flies in the face of this need for the coordinated response to international cybersecurity challenges. At this time, there is a move afoot to curb U.S. access to critical data in the European Union. To be sure, there may be tangential reasons or motives for this new rule to be floated for commentary and response. But the prospect of the imposition of a divisive practice appears to undermine cooperative international efforts to overcome criminals operating from locations where they are able to perpetrate cybercrimes without fear of apprehension and punishment. Support for the proposed rule includes stated concerns about the desire to have EU laws supersede those of other nations, creating strategic digital autonomy and proprietary cloud services, and also in part due to fears of surveillance by others. But from our perspective, we still believe that criminals simply do not respect national or regional borders, and this kind of restriction can only facilitate criminal activities and restrict the kinds of defenses we can better mount an effective defense together. As always, we encourage cooperation and compatibility among nations and international organizations in responding to these cybersecurity and privacy matters. To our faithful readers, we thank you, Pierluigi Paganini International Editor-in-Chief US EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Yan Ross, JD Yan.Ross@cyberdefensemediagroup.com ADVERTISING Marketing Team marketing@cyberdefensemagazine.com CONTACT US: Cyber Defense Magazine Toll Free: 1-833-844-9468 International: +1-603-280-4451 SKYPE: cyber.defense http://www.cyberdefensemagazine.com Copyright © 2021, Cyber Defense Magazine, a division of CYBER DEFENSE MEDIA GROUP 1717 Pennsylvania Avenue NW, Suite 1025 Washington, D.C. 20006 USA EIN: 454-18-8465, DUNS# 078358935. All rights reserved worldwide. PUBLISHER Gary S. Miliefsky, CISSP® Learn more about our founder & publisher at: http://www.cyberdefensemagazine.com/about-our-founder/ 9+ YEARS OF EXCELLENCE! Providing free information, best practices, tips and techniques on cybersecurity since 2012, Cyber Defense magazine is your go-to-source for Information Security. We’re a proud division of Cyber Defense Media Group: CYBERDEFENSEMEDIAGROUP.COM MAGAZINE TV RADIO AWARDS PROFESSIONALS VENTURES WEBINARS CYBERSECURITYMAGAZINE (FOR CONSUMERS) Cyber Defense eMagazine – October 2021 Edition 5 Copyright © 2021, Cyber Defense Magazine. All rights reserved worldwide.
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