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@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. EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Yan Ross, JD yan.ross@cyberdefensemagazine.com ADVERTISING Marketing Team marketing@cyberdefensemagazine.com CONTACT US: Cyber Defense Magazine Toll Free: 1-833-844-9468 International: +1-603-280-4451 http://www.cyberdefensemagazine.com Copyright © 2024, 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: https://www.cyberdefensemagazine.com/about-our-founder/ 12 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 WIRE WEBINARS CYBERDEFENSECONFERENCES Cyber Defense eMagazine – February 2024 Edition 6 Copyright © 2024, Cyber Defense Magazine. All rights reserved worldwide.
Welcome to CDM’s February 2024 Issue From the Editor-in-Chief From the Editor’s desk, we see a subtle shift in the topics of articles submitted by our contributing authors to Cyber Defense Magazine. As we have mentioned in earlier editions, the vast majority of our articles are submitted unsolicited by professionals with expertise in various aspects of cybersecurity and related fields. Readers will note the inclusion of a variety of new perspectives among the articles in this issue. They appear to reflect both the perception of threats and the means of responding to them, both by traditional innovative means. Overall, the trends show an expected expansion of role of CISO, as well as some expansion of need for CISOs to include services of other specialized professionals. We continue to cover developments in artificial intelligence and regulatory actions, which together provide context for preparing cybersecurity protections for the present and the future. Recognition of challenges in the near term can help CISOs and their organizations and colleagues best prepare to overcome the ongoing threats in cyberspace. As always, we are pleased to receive your proposals for articles. Please remember to submit all articles on the Cyber Defense Magazine writer’s kit template, which incorporates the major terms and conditions of publication. We make every effort to close out acceptance of articles by the 15 th of each month for publication in the following month’s edition. Wishing you all success in your cybersecurity endeavors, Yan Ross Editor-in-Chief Cyber Defense Magazine About the US Editor-in-Chief Yan Ross, J.D., is a Cybersecurity Journalist & U.S. Editor-in-Chief of Cyber Defense Magazine. He is an accredited author and educator and has provided editorial services for award-winning best-selling books on a variety of topics. He also serves as ICFE's Director of Special Projects, and the author of the Certified Identity Theft Risk Management Specialist ® XV CITRMS® course. As an accredited educator for over 20 years, Yan addresses risk management in the areas of identity theft, privacy, and cyber security for consumers and organizations holding sensitive personal information. You can reach him by e-mail at yan.ross@cyberdefensemagazine.com Cyber Defense eMagazine – February 2024 Edition 7 Copyright © 2024, Cyber Defense Magazine. All rights reserved worldwide.
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