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AI Revolutionizes Infosec

Daniel Miessler

The AI Solution AI will redefine infosec by continuously consuming and parsing all logs, configurations, documentation, and communication. A New Security Landscape AI will significantly diminish the difficulty of infosec, shedding light on the dark corners of IT configurations and making it harder for hackers to hide.

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Demand, CyberInsurance, and Automation/AI Are the Future of InfoSec

Daniel Miessler

2021-2030) A Surge in Demand for InfoSec people will result in many more professionals being trained and placed within companies, likely using more of a trade/certification model than a 4-year university model. I think there are four main trends that will play out in the field of information security in the next 20 years. A Surge in Demand.

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Iterative scientific infosec

Notice Bored

There is a strong argument to facilitate much more sharing of information about information risk and security, incidents, controls etc. So, this morning I've been thinking about the applications of those principles and mechanisms to information risk management, putting infosec under the microscope.

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Ostrich Cyber-Risk Welcomes Risk Management Expert Jack Whitsitt as Director of Risk Quantification

Security Boulevard

Jack Whitsitt, former InfoSec Risk Quantification Program Architect at. Freddie Mac, joins Ostrich Cyber-Risk as the Director of Risk. The post Ostrich Cyber-Risk Welcomes Risk Management Expert Jack Whitsitt as Director of Risk Quantification appeared first on Security Boulevard. Services division.

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Professional services infosec policy template

Notice Bored

Professional services engagements, and hence the associated information risks, are so diverse that it made no sense to specify particular infosec controls, except a few examples. This is another shining example of the value of the 'information ownership' concept. and that once again emphasises that corporate policies form a mesh.

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The Clock To Q-Day Is Ticking: InfoSec Global and Thales Provide Collaborative Path to Quantum Readiness

Thales Cloud Protection & Licensing

Vladimir Soukharev, InfoSec Global The advent of quantum computers poses a substantial threat to various industries due to their potential to compromise standard encryption methods that protect global data, communications, and transactions. This vulnerability could expose sensitive enterprise information to risk.

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What IT leaders from United Airlines, Aflac, Zoom and more predict for the future of InfoSec

CSO Magazine

That’s why CSO’s Future of InfoSec Summit is a must-attend event. Taking place virtually March 8 and 9, the event will take a 360-degree look at managing information risk. She will address assessing the threat landscape – including threats from nation states – defining risk appetite, and the leadership necessary to meet the challenge.

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