CISO Health and Wellness: An Unconventional Solution to a Systemic Challenge

At a swanky steak house on Manhattan’s Upper West Side, I sat with 100 other security professionals in a dimly lit wood-panelled room, its walls lined with photographs of famous and near-famous patrons. Nearly all of us were at least one cocktail into our evening of high gustation, storytelling, and network building. (Old Fashioneds were the drink of choice that evening).

ROI Matters: Fuel Your Organization's Growth with a Mature Cybersecurity Program

Being a cybersecurity practitioner 15-20 years ago sometimes made me the unpopular guy in the room. People are always excited about financial gain – opening new lines of business, developing creative and sustainable revenue streams – you know, the fun stuff. But nobody wanted to talk about cybersecurity-related financial losses at that time – especially not potential losses due to risks that very few people understood yet.

Securing Your Mobile Apps: Learnings from Google's Fight Against Bad Apps

Mobile app security is a critical aspect of any digital infrastructure. With our increasing need and reliance on smartphones as both communication and entertainment devices, mobile apps have become magnets for malicious actors. As such, companies like Google and Apple are implementing stringent measures to protect their app stores.

From zero to breach in seconds: Why you need to focus on software supply chain security now

The RSA Conference 2023 addressed several key issues and trends in the cybersecurity industry. Generative AI was a key topic of discussion, with attendees, executives and policymakers seeing its potential in both offense and defense in the cybersecurity arms race.

How to prevent XPath injection attacks

Web applications are vulnerable to several kinds of attacks, but they’re particularly susceptible to code injection attacks. One such attack, the XPath Injection, takes advantage of websites that require user-supplied information to access data stored in XML format. All sites that use a database in XML format might be vulnerable to this attack. XPath is a query syntax that websites can use to search their XML data stores.

Complete guide to GitHooks - Creating your own pre-commit hooks

GitHooks are a great way of automating tasks and checking information while using git. These hooks are both powerful surprisingly easy to create yourself. In this video tutorial we run through how git hooks work and create both local and global git hooks which can call an API, use grep to find keys and call local package.

Trust & Culture as Cornerstones of Cyber Security with Paul Dwyer

Welcome to Razorwire, where I have the pleasure of interviewing cyber security legend Paul Dwyer, president of the International Cyber Threat Task Force and CEO of Cyber Risk International. In this episode, we delve into a variety of topics within cyber security. Paul shares his extensive background and experience in the industry, highlighting the need for a cultural shift towards cyber security.