Reining in the Cloud

How to handle responsible disclosure, or really what to avoid with a case study about University of Oregon, and what they could've done better.

When bad stuff happens in the cloud, finger pointing is not uncommon. This is preventable, but it takes a clear understanding of who is responsible for what, and a healthy dose of teamwork. In this episode of Reining in the Cloud Merike Kaeo joins us to discuss shared responsibility. Is the cloud provider responsible for your security? Are you? Maybe both?Merike boasts an impressive background. In the late 1990s Merike created Cisco’s first security initiative. She also wrote “Designing Network Security” for Cisco Press Fundamentals. In 2007 Merike was part of a high-powered international security team involved in mitigating a massive cyberattack against Estonia by the Russians. Merike has severed as CTOs and CISOs, Was a member of the ICANN board of Directors, and is currently the Chief Network Security Architect for Double Shot Security.

With the increasing number of cyber threats and data breaches, organizations are strengthening the security stack to protect sensitive information and assets. We welcome Mike Spanbauer, CTO of Juniper Networks, to share insights into the different components of a viable security stack and how they work together to provide comprehensive security. Additionally, we dive into the latest trends in security solutions, cloud technology implementation, and how to optimize a security stack that is aligned with your organization's specific needs. Take a deep dive with us into the world of solution-focused approach for enterprises and security professionals looking to bring out the best in their people and security technology.

Easily deployable yet vastly underutilized, Content Disarm and Reconstruction (CDR) technology moves beyond standard malware solutions. Assuming all incoming files are malicious, CDR scans to remove violating data while rebuilding healthy files minus any known and unknown security risks.This month Reining in the Cloud welcomes George Prichichi, Director of Product Management at OPSWAT, and renowned expert in scalable security solutions to discuss this budding technology. Highlighting OPSWAT's Deep CDR product, we discuss disarming malicious files layer by layer, reconstructing without risk, and how zero-trust applies in CDR execution.Listen in on Reining in the Cloud as we explore how CDR addresses the ubiquitous malware detection and security gap.

Vincent Weafer on Cyber Insurance during times of crisis.On this week's episode of Reining in the Cloud, we welcome insurance expert Vincent Weafer, Chief Technology Officer of Corvus Insurance. Join the discussion on premiums, coverage expectations, and optimal plans to add to your security investment plan.Vincent joins us as global cybersecurity risk is at an all-time high. With more than two and a half decades of cybersecurity experience, which includes the management, development, and implementation of cyber security solutions, Vincent knows a thing or two about covering for unknown crises and management of cyber risk. Learn more about Corvus Insurance by visiting www.corvusinsurance.com or visit your local broker for more information on cyber and additional insurances to cover your business needs. Dive into the conversation and share your thoughts with Reining in the Cloud on Spreaker, Spotify, and Google Podcasts! Find more information on SecureIQLab at https://secureiqlab.com

As more and more women enter STEM fields, the influx of diversity in experience and thought is expanding innovation in tech. With an estimated less than 30% of all tech positions held by women, we still have a way to go before we can claim victory over the gender gap. In this week’s episode, we are joined by two amazing women hailing from OPSWAT, a global leader in Critical Infrastructure Protection solutions, to share their stories of triumph and success entering and maintaining thriving careers in technology.We welcome Laura Ellis, VP of Products, Secure Access. With over 30 years of accomplishments in technology, Laura shares her methods to success when fewer opportunities existed for women, and Kira Parisi, Quality Assurance Engineer, with three years in the tech industry, her upbringing in a technology-driven world opened a clear path into engineering. Both women discuss their shared challenges while highlighting the importance of young women accessing alternative educational routes and exploring the growing networks for women and girls entering tech. Resources Mentioned:Girls Who Code - girlswhocode.comOPSWAT Academy - opswatacademy.comWomen of Security (WoSEC) - womenofsecurity.comWomen in Technology (WIT) – womeintechnology.orgWomen in Technology International (WITI) - witi.comAdditional Resources: Ambitious Ladies in Tech (ALT) - ambitiousladiesin.techCitrix User Group Community Women in Tech program - mycugc.org/community/women-in-techWomen Entering & Staying in Tech (West Mentorship Program) – joinwest.orgWomen in Technology - Empowering Girls & Women in STEAM – mywit.orgFollow @SecureIQLab on Twitter, Facebook, and LinkedIn.