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KuppingerCole Analysts AG is an international, independent analyst organization offering technology research, neutral advice and events in Identity Management, Cybersecurity and Artificial Intelligence.
Last Episode Date: 21 November 2024
Total Episodes: 292
Trust in the digital age is under siege—explore how innovative cybersecurity measures can turn the tide against increasingly sophisticated attacks. Read the original blog post here: https://www.kuppingercole.com/blog/deshpande/redefining-cybersecurity-facing-the-next-generation-of-threats
Matthias and Christopher discuss the critical importance of cyber hygiene in the corporate context, especially in light of evolving threats such as AI-driven attacks, deepfakes, and ransomware. They emphasize the need for organizations to train employees on recognizing and responding to these threats, as well as the role of technology in both perpetrating and preventing cybercrime. The discussion also touches on the growing issue of disinformation and the necessity for vigilance in verifying information.
The blog discusses the evolution of international relations as once-promised liberal democratic supremacy gives way to a multipolar world. This shift is mirrored in cyberspace, where control over digital infrastructure and data flows has gained importance akin to past territorial rivalries. The strategic competition between major powers, particularly the U.S. and China, spans undersea cables, semiconductors, and competing visions of Internet governance. Read the original blog post here: https://www.kuppingercole.com/events/cyberevolution2024/blog/us-china-struggle-for-cyberspace
In this episode, host Matthias welcomes Research Analyst Alejandro Leal to explore the evolving landscape of cyber warfare. Drawing from William Gibson's sci-fi classic "Neuromancer," they discuss how the digital battleground is now a critical arena for nations, corporations, and cyber criminals. Their conversation covers the economic consequences of cyber attacks, the strategic importance of undersea fiber optic cables, and the role of semiconductor manufacturing in global tensions. Learn how different national perspectives on cyberspace shape security measures and why international cooperation is essential in addressing challenges like AI governance and climate change. Join Matthias and Alejandro as they dissect the current state of cyber warfare and its implications for global security. Don't forget to leave your comments and questions below! Alejandro's Blog: https://www.kuppingercole.com/events/cyberevolution2024/blog/us-china-struggle-for-cyberspace
The number of machine identities in IT is growing swiftly and has already surpassed human identities by as much as 100 times. This rise necessitates robust security protocols, such as secure authentication and controlled access, to address possible threats effectively. Read the original blog post here: https://www.kuppingercole.com/blog/reinwarth/rise-of-the-machines
In this episode, Matthias and Alexei explore the urgent need for organizations to prepare for the coming age of quantum computing and the potential risks it poses to current cryptographic standards. As quantum technology advances, traditional encryption methods may become vulnerable, putting critical data, transactions, and security at risk. Alexei discusses the concept of crypto agility—the ability to quickly adapt cryptographic infrastructure in response to new threats. He shares practical advice on how to assess and update legacy systems, encryption methods, and workflows, including: Where organizations should begin if they rely heavily on cryptography for critical data and transactions How to evaluate and improve cryptographic infrastructure across digital systems, cloud environments, and hardware The essential role of vendor collaboration and supply chain security in building quantum-safe systems How to prioritize threats like ransomware and crypto-related risks based on industry needs Alexei also underscores the importance of workforce training, advising that while employees don’t need deep cryptography knowledge, they must understand secure practices and tools approved by their organization’s security policy.
Burnout, fatigue, depression: This episode is all about the mental health challenges faced by cybersecurity professionals, highlighting the increasing pressures and responsibilities in the field. Matthias invited experts Sarb Sembhi and Dr. Kashyap Thimmaraju to discuss the impact of these challenges on individuals and organizations, emphasizing the need for better support systems, transparency, and proactive strategies to promote mental well-being in the cybersecurity industry. Mental Health in Cybersecurity Foundation: https://www.virtuallyinformed.com/mhincs LinkedIn Group: https://www.linkedin.com/groups/12989900/ The Mental Health in Cybersecurity Charter: https://www.virtuallyinformed.com/mhincs-foundation-charter Contact the Mental Health in Cybersecurity Foundation Research: research@mhincs-foundation.org Community of Practice: cop@mhincs-foundation.org
In this conversation, Matthias and Martin explore the concept of machine identities, discussing their significance in modern IT infrastructures. They discuss the challenges of managing these identities, the importance of lifecycle management, and the impact of regulations on cybersecurity. The conversation emphasizes the need for organizations to understand and properly manage machine identities to ensure security and compliance in an increasingly complex digital landscape.
Matthias and Alejandro discuss the concept of Zero Trust, emphasizing its importance in modern cybersecurity. They explore the core principles of Zero Trust, including continuous monitoring, data protection, and the common misconceptions surrounding it. The discussion highlights the significance of automation and orchestration in enhancing security measures and provides real-world examples of successful Zero Trust implementations. The conversation concludes with insights into future trends and the evolving nature of cybersecurity threats.
Matthias discusses the new KuppingerCole Membership program with Vanessa Schweihofer and Alexei Balaganski. They explore the various benefits of the Membership, including access to research, networking opportunities, and personalized insights through inquiry calls and workshops. The conversation highlights the technological advancements being integrated into the Membership, such as AI capabilities and a passwordless registration process. The importance of community building and continuous improvement in cybersecurity and identity management is emphasized, along with the advantages of Corporate Membership for teams.
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