Threat hunting or threat detection: what’s more important?
Threat hunting is computationally expensive while threat detection can run in the background. But that’s
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Threat hunting is computationally expensive while threat detection can run in the background. But that’s
“Yet another framework, yet another set of terminologies…” Join us as we discuss cyber security
“Phishing tests don’t teach anybody anything. They teach the organisation to ignore things.” Ahead of
“You never want the cure to be worse than the disease”. Join us as we
“You don’t need a plan. You need the capability to respond. You don’t get the
“We are not going to bother locking the doors any more and we are going
“I like to learn from other leaders because there has been a lot of innovation
“We have tried to encourage people to develop their own safe cyber havens in the
“It’s important to show that criminals are at play and the types of techniques they
“I want people to care about other people’s data” Michael Jenkins MBE, CISO of Brunel
“The risk with automation is that you may start missing things.” Greg van der Gaast,
“Nobody is immune to an incident. Things are going to go wrong.” Ahead of teissR3
“The problem we have is that people don’t learn lessons. They don’t heed warnings.” Ahead
“Three or four weeks before the government lockdown we could see what was coming and
“Lean practices reduce the variation. Technology can help that.” Michelle Griffey, Chief Risk Officer
“If we’re relying on laws and regulations to tell us what to do and how
“I’ve been doing this for 22 years. I’m not seeing the root causes change at
“If your incident response plan didn’t provide for an instance of home working, then you
“People first. Always. We have to consider the people impact, before we think about anything
“As Risk professionals, we can’t just have one point of view and one trajectory” Ahead
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