Author: Jeremy Swinfen Green
Information Security How does digital risk differ from cyber risk?
TEISS head of strategy Jeremy Swinfen Green, considers the nature of digital risk and how it differs from cyber risk. …
Insider threat Book extract: Keeping data secure outside the office
Organisations need to look wider their office infrastructure if they are going to secure their data. In this extract from …
Insider threat Book extract: Where does the human cyber security threat lie?
Organisations need to look wider than hackers and disaffected employees if they are to manage cyber security effectively. In this …
Information Security Taking a social lens to the cryptocurrency community
A new report on cryptocurrencies identifies the strong effect that social media posts have on price volatility. Cryptocurrencies are very much …
Information Security Cyber breaches: are millennials to blame?
A generation of employees have grown up with digital technology. Does this mean that their online behaviour is more or …
Artificial Intelligence Ben Desjardins, VP product strategy at RSA, on: Quantifying cyber risks
Ben Desjardins, VP of product strategy at cyber security firm RSA Security, talks to TEISS about the importance of quantifying …
Human factor Verizon’s VP Professional Services, Arun Kundu, on Humanizing digital transformation
Jeremy Swinfen Green, TEISS’s Head of Consulting, talks to Arun Kundu of Verizon about his vision for the future of …
Cyber security Venafi’s CEO Jeff Hudson on: The importance of protecting machine identity
Jeff Hudson, CEO of cyber security machine identity protection specialists Venafi, talks to TEISS about the importance of protecting the …
Cyber risk Mandiant’s Mike Trevett on: Balancing risk and reward in cyber security
Mike Trevett of Mandiant FireEye explains why company Boards need to understand and manage cyber risks better. At InfoSec in …
Threats UK cyber security: “Could do better”
The UK Government’s Cyber Breaches Survey 2018 has just been released and things aren’t getting any better. This year’s DCMS …
Behaviour Increasing compliance
A highlight of #teissLondon2018 was Evie Monnington-Taylor’s discussion of how the findings of behavioural economics (or “nudge theory”) can be …
Information Security Uncovering the truth of cybercrime
A major study published today details how $1.5 trillion in cyber-crime profits are being acquired, laundered, spent and reinvested. Conducted …
