The Cyber Defense eMagazine January Edition for 2024

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` CONTENTS Welcome to CDM’s January 2024 Issue ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- 8 3 New Risks That CISOs Will Face in 2024-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 20 By Daniel Barber, CEO, DataGrail Steps To Implement Cyber Controls and Processes ------------------------------------------------------------------- 23 By Juliana Spofford, General Counsel and Chief Privacy Officer, Aidentified Closing the Gap: Safeguarding Critical Infrastructure’s IT and OT Environments---------------------------- 26 By Victor Atkins, Director | Cybersecurity, 1898 & Co. Addressing the Particular Cybersecurity Challenge of Discrete Manufacturing ------------------------------ 30 By Dave Purdy, Regional Vice President of Sales, North America, TXOne Networks AI in DevSecOps: Moving from A Co-Pilot to An Autopilot --------------------------------------------------------- 34 By Stephen Chin, VP of Developer Relations, JFrog AI-Enhanced Identity Fraud: A Mounting Threat to Organizations and Users -------------------------------- 38 By Philipp Pointner, Chief of Digital Identity at Jumio Why Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification (CMMC) Matters for All Businesses, Not Just DoD Contractors ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 41 By John Funk, Creative Consultant, SevenAtoms AI: The Human Touch in Cybersecurity Recruitment------------------------------------------------------------------ 45 By Darrin Straff, Senior Staffing Consultant, NinjaJobs Beyond Traditional Cyber Defences: The Rise of Outcome-Based Security In Modern Business--------- 48 By Paul Brucciani, Cyber Security Advisor at WithSecure AI, Cybersecurity Awareness, And Communication ------------------------------------------------------------------- 52 By John Trest, Chief Learning Officer, VIPRE Security Group Addressing Bias in Insider Risk Monitoring------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 56 By Chris Denbigh-White, Chief Security Officer, Next NIS 2: From Obligation to Opportunity ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 59 By Jacques de La Rivière, CEO, Gatewatcher Cyber Defense eMagazine – January 2024 Edition 2 Copyright © 2024, Cyber Defense Magazine. All rights reserved worldwide.
Top 6 Security Challenges of SMEs ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 62 By Michal Gil, Head of Product, CybeReady Is 2024 the Year of Cloud Repatriation?---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 67 By Eyal Arazi, cloud security manager at Radware How A Strong Digital Culture Is the Foundation For Successful Metaverse Exploration ------------------- 70 By Jaime McMahon, CDO, LineZero SolarWinds Lawsuit Reinforces the Need for Critical Communication Between CISOs and the C-Suite 73 By Jose Seara, Founder and CEO, Denexus Combating Terrorism Using Information Protection ----------------------------------------------------------------- 76 By Milica D. Djekic Reshaping the Focus of Cybersecurity ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 82 By Todd Thorsen, Chief Information Security Officer, CrashPlan MGM & Caesars Cyberattacks: Lessons Learned ---------------------------------------------------------------------- 85 By Tim Callan, Chief Experience Officer, Sectigo Evolution and Escalation of Cybersecurity Threats ------------------------------------------------------------------- 88 By Augusto Barros, Vice President Cyber Security Evangelist at Securonix Cyber Insurance: A Smart Investment to Protect Your Business from Cyber Threats in 2023------------ 91 By Zia Muhammad, Cyber Risk Advisor, Onpoint Insurance Services Cyber Resilience – Beyond Cyber Security ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 95 By James Gorman, Hard2hack.com Cybersecurity Preparedness 2024 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 99 By Chris Leach, Board Advisor for Judy Security Digital Technologies Power Global Operations but Present Growing Risks --------------------------------- 102 By Charlie Regan, CEO, Nerds on Site Enhancing PCI DSS Compliance: The Urgent Need for Risk-Based Prioritization --------------------------- 105 By Ian Robinson, Chief Architect of Titania Cyber Defense eMagazine – January 2024 Edition 3 Copyright © 2024, Cyber Defense Magazine. All rights reserved worldwide.
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Page 29 and 30: About the Author Victor Atkins is a
Page 31 and 32: The Distinct OT Cybersecurity Envir
Page 33 and 34: About the Author Dave Purdy is the
Page 35 and 36: Two critical enablers for autonomou
Page 37 and 38: In conclusion, while the parallels
Page 39 and 40: Advanced AI-Powered Attack Methods
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Page 49 and 50: How does shifting from a reactive a
Page 51 and 52: About the Author Paul Brucianni, Cy
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AI and cybersecurity Cybercriminals
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Conclusion In conclusion, combining
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2. Selective Attention: Concentrati
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NIS 2: From Obligation to Opportuni
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Once the risks and challenges are i
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Top 6 Security Challenges of SMEs B
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Proactive Remediation is the Way Fo
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Is 2024 the Year of Cloud Repatriat
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Resource optimization: Workloads th
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What to expect in the metaverse The
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SolarWinds Lawsuit Reinforces the N
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Inviting Others to the Table By inc
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e used for an information protectio
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work and not only the good guys can
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terrorism. The criminal groups most
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statement, and the other actions it
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MGM & Caesars Cyberattacks: Lessons
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Companies must also adopt a zero-tr
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Another reason why threats keep gro
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Cyber Insurance: A Smart Investment
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data protection. However, the two a
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Cyber Resilience - Beyond Cyber Sec
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• Leveraging External Expertise:
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Cybersecurity Preparedness 2024 By
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approach and a focus on providing e
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enabled hacker groups to increase t
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Enhancing PCI DSS Compliance: The U
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Understanding how adversaries opera
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cryptocurrency favorably, and there
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About the Author James Hunt holds o
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streamlined architecture with fewer
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From the SIEM to the Lake: Bridging
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About the Author Omer Singer is the
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The Hardest Part: Marketing and Sal
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call upon. I find this fascinating
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Getting AI Right for Security: 5 Pr
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Against this backdrop, it’s criti
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opposition, and even complete inter
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As we have seen in Russia, VPNs off
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Understanding Hyperautomation Hyper
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Learning (ML), Robotic Process Auto
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Identity Providers Are Still the Bu
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About the Author Jason Martin and I
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in terms of reputational, operation
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New Year, New Consumer Demands in C
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2. Transparent communication: Highl
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Key Trends in Cybersecurity Evolvin
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Better and Faster Sandboxes Traditi
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Over an 18-month period, Conti accu
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• During wartime, reduce the atta
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SOC roles aren’t for the faint of
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Safeguarding Children in the Era of
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strategy. Parents should seize the
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Securing Space Infrastructure for U
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For new satellite constellations, p
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Understand Cyber Insurance: Rising
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costs for such an incident. This is
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What You Need to Know About the Cyb
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deployment and time to value. Typic
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Why Companies Are Still Investing i
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technologies (PPT) could be an AI a
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• Abundance of sensitive informat
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5. Upgrade to Newer, More Secure Sy
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they came under armed attack. Howev
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incursions have probably never been
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Keywords - Wireless peripheral devi
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nearby. The best way to prevent suc
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devices are found vulnerable, they
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CyberDefense.TV now has 200 hotseat
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