Tag: ceo
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Strengthening AI Security With Platform Strategy
Palo Alto Networks’ Nikesh Arora: Browser Security Will Surpass EDR in Importance. As enterprises rush to deploy AI across operations, Palo Alto Networks is securing models and agents through its platform approach and recent acquisitions. CEO Nikesh Arora predicts browser security will outpaceEDR as a foundational requirement. First seen on govinfosecurity.com Jump to article: www.govinfosecurity.com/strengthening-ai-security-platform-strategy-a-28176
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Rethinking Cyber Risk for Nonprofits
Sightline Security’s Kelley Misata on Why Myths Hinder Real Security Progress. Nonprofit organizations are often labeled as low-risk when it comes to cybersecurity, but that perspective misses the diversity and importance of these organizations, said Kelley Misata, founder and CEO, Sightline Security, and president, the Open Information Security Foundation. First seen on govinfosecurity.com Jump to…
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How AI and Cloud Are Driving New Machine Identity Threats
CyberArk’s Matt Cohen: AI Agents Add New Category to Exploding Identity Landscape. Matt Cohen, CEO of CyberArk, explains how cloud-native applications have exponentially increased machine identities, with AI agents now creating an entirely new identity type requiring similar authentication and life cycle management approaches. First seen on govinfosecurity.com Jump to article: www.govinfosecurity.com/how-ai-cloud-are-driving-new-machine-identity-threats-a-28179
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KnowBe4 Appoints Bryan Palma as President and CEO
KnowBe4, the cybersecurity platform that comprehensively addresses human risk management, announced that cybersecurity industry veteran Bryan Palma has been appointed president and chief executive officer of KnowBe4, effective May 5. KnowBe4’s founder and current chief executive officer Stu Sjouwerman has transitioned to the role of executive chairman. Palma is a highly regarded technology executive with…
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World Password Day: Warum immer noch Konten gehackt werden
[EN]Warum fällt es Nutzern im Unternehmensalltag so schwer, die allgemein bekannten Grundlagen einer guten Passworthygiene einzuhalten? Tom Haak, CEO von Lywand, einem Anbieter automatisierter Security-Audits für MSSPs und deren KMU-Kunden, setzt sich anlässlich des Welt-Passwort-Tages am 1. Mai mit dieser … First seen on borncity.com Jump to article: www.borncity.com/blog/2025/05/01/world-password-day-warum-immer-noch-konten-gehackt-werden/
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Microsoft CEO Nadella: 20% to 30% of Our Code Was Written by AI
At Meta’s LlamaCon conference, Satya Nadella shared whether AI is better at writing Python or C++ and asked Mark Zuckerberg how much Meta code is written by artificial intelligence. First seen on techrepublic.com Jump to article: www.techrepublic.com/article/news-microsoft-meta-code-written-by-ai/
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RSAC 2025: AI Is Changing Everything For Security, Except The Hard Problems
The arrival of software powered by GenAI and agentic technologies will radically transform the way that all organizations will need to approach cybersecurity, the CEOs of Palo Alto Networks and SentinelOne said during keynotes Tuesday. First seen on crn.com Jump to article: www.crn.com/news/security/2025/rsac-2025-ai-is-changing-everything-for-security-except-the-hard-problems
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AI’s Invisible Data Risks and AI-Driven Insider Threats
Cyera CEO Yotam Segev on Data Security Risks From Copilot, ChatGPT, Other AI Bots. Artificial intelligence tools such Microsoft Copilot, ChatGPT and Cortex AI offer enterprises incredible gains in workplace productivity and automation, but they also pose new risks to data security to the business, said Yotam Segev, co-founder and CEO of Cyera. First seen…
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Digitization Creates New OT Security Blind Spots
Dragos’ Robert Lee on Why Ransomware Groups Target OT for Faster, Larger Payouts. Ransomware attacks on OT systems rose to 87% in 2024. With industrial systems becoming more connected and digitized, threat actors are able to scale attacks more effectively across critical infrastructure, said Robert Lee, co-founder and CEO of Dragos. First seen on govinfosecurity.com…
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Bryan Palma wird neuer Präsident und CEO von KnowBe4
KnowBe4 hat bekannt gegeben, dass Bryan Palma, ein Veteran der Cybersicherheits-Branche mit Wirkung vom 5. Mai zum neuen Präsidenten und Chief Executive Officer von KnowBe4 ernannt worden ist. Stu Sjouwerman, der Gründer und derzeitige Chief Executive Officer von KnowBe4, hat die Rolle des Executive Chairman übernommen. Palma ist ein hoch angesehener Technologiemanager mit […] First…
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Kaspersky calls for cyber immunity amid growing cyber threats
The rise of professional cyber crime groups and state-sponsored actors targeting critical infrastructure requires a move towards inherently secure ‘cyber immune’ systems, says Kaspersky CEO Eugene Kaspersky First seen on computerweekly.com Jump to article: www.computerweekly.com/news/366623294/Kaspersky-calls-for-cyber-immunity-amid-growing-cyber-threats
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Cybersecurity CEO accused of running malware on hospital PC blabs about it on LinkedIn
Sometimes, silence is the best option First seen on theregister.com Jump to article: www.theregister.com/2025/04/28/infosec_ceo_accused_of_installing_malware/
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Rapid AI evolution hinders creation of privacy guardrails, OpenAI CEO says
First seen on scworld.com Jump to article: www.scworld.com/brief/rapid-ai-evolution-hinders-creation-of-privacy-guardrails-openai-ceo-says
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Blackpoint Cyber Launches CompassOne Unified Platform: 5 Things To Know
The launch of the new CompassOne unified platform makes Blackpoint Cyber ‘the first company to do full-on managed security posture plus MDR,’ CEO Jon Murchison tells CRN. First seen on crn.com Jump to article: www.crn.com/news/security/2025/blackpoint-cyber-launches-compassone-unified-platform-5-things-to-know
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Cybersecurity CEO Charged with Installing Malware on Hospital Computers
Jeffrey Bowie, the CEO of cybersecurity company Veritaco, was seen on security camera footage walking into St. Anthony Hospital in Oklahoma City last year and installing malware on an employee computer. He was arrested this month for violating the state’s cybercrime statute. First seen on securityboulevard.com Jump to article: securityboulevard.com/2025/04/cybersecurity-ceo-charged-with-installing-malware-on-hospital-computers/
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AI tests limits of data privacy regulation
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman spoke about where data privacy guardrails are needed and where there might be room to rework privacy approaches. First seen on techtarget.com Jump to article: www.techtarget.com/searchcio/news/366623178/AI-tests-limits-of-data-privacy-regulation
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Mit Malware: Cybersecurity-CEO soll Krankenhaus-PCs infiltriert haben
Der Beschuldigte soll in einer Klinik zwei Computer mit einer Schadsoftware infiziert haben. Dabei ist er wohl von Sicherheitskameras erfasst worden. First seen on golem.de Jump to article: www.golem.de/news/mit-malware-cybersecurity-ceo-soll-krankenhaus-pcs-infiltriert-haben-2504-195710.html
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Cybersecurity Firm CEO Arrested for Planting Malware in Hospital Systems
Jeffrey Bowie, the CEO of a local cybersecurity firm, has been arrested for allegedly planting malware on computers at SSM St. Anthony Hospital. Bowie, who until recently touted himself as a leader in protecting businesses from cyber threats, now faces charges that he became the very threat he promised to prevent. Police say the incident…
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Security Affairs newsletter Round 521 by Pierluigi Paganini INTERNATIONAL EDITION
Tags: breach, ceo, cybersecurity, data, data-breach, email, group, international, malware, WeeklyReviewA new round of the weekly SecurityAffairs newsletter arrived! Every week the best security articles from Security Affairs are free in your email box. Enjoy a new round of the weekly SecurityAffairs newsletter, including the international press. African multinational telco giant MTN Group disclosed a data breach CEO of cybersecurity firm charged with installing malware…
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CEO of cybersecurity firm charged with installing malware on hospital systems
Veritaco CEO Jeffrey Bowie faces charges for allegedly installing malware on hospital computers, violating Oklahoma’s Computer Crimes Act. Jeffrey Bowie, CEO of the cybersecurity firm Veritaco, is facing two counts of violating Oklahoma’s Computer Crimes Act for allegedly infecting employee computers at the Oklahoma City St. Anthony Hospital. The man is accused of having installed…
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Erodiert die Security-Reputation der USA?
Tags: business, ceo, china, cisa, ciso, cybersecurity, cyersecurity, endpoint, exploit, germany, governance, government, intelligence, iran, kaspersky, north-korea, service, strategy, threat, usaTrump stiftet Verunsicherung auch wenn’s um Cybersicherheit geht.Nachdem US-Präsident Donald Trump nun auch Cybersicherheitsunternehmen per Executive Order für abweichende politische Positionen abstraft, befürchten nicht wenige Branchenexperten, dass US-Sicherheitsunternehmen künftig ähnlich in Verruf geraten könnten wie ihre russischen und chinesischen Konkurrenten. Die zentralen Fragen sind dabei:Können sich CISOs beziehungsweise ihre Unternehmen künftig noch auf US-amerikanische Bedrohungsinformationen…
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Will politicization of security clearances make US cybersecurity firms radioactive?
Tags: access, business, ceo, cisa, cisco, ciso, credentials, crowdstrike, cybersecurity, disinformation, election, government, infrastructure, intelligence, law, microsoft, network, office, risk, spyware, strategy, threatWhat brought this on: This is mostly a reaction to a White House order on Wednesday that tied security clearances to supporting political concepts. The order chastised Chris Krebs, the former head of Trump’s Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA). “Krebs’ misconduct involved the censorship of disfavored speech implicating the 2020 election and COVID-19 pandemic. CISA, under…
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Mit der Firmenübernahme steigt das Angriffsrisiko
Übernahmeaktivitäten bergen auch mit Blick auf die Security Risiken.Im Rahmen ihrer Arbeit an dem kürzlich veröffentlichten Report ‘2025 Data Security Incidcent Response” (PDF) haben Security-Experten der US-Anwaltskanzlei BakerHostetler den gefährlichsten Zeitraum für die Unternehmenssicherheit ermittelt. Demnach ist der Zeitabschnitt unmittelbar nach Abschluss einer Übernahme besonders erfolgversprechend für Cyberangriffe. Dafür gibt es mehrere Gründe: Angst vor…
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CISOs rethink hiring to emphasize skills over degrees and experience
‘Hire differently’: France and ISC2 are among the 37% of leaders and organizations who have put in the work to make skills-based hiring an effective strategy, not just an empty promise.To improve outcomes, France works with the HR team to review job descriptions for open positions and then crafts them based on the organization’s current…
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The most dangerous time for enterprise security? One month after an acquisition
Fear of upgrading or purchasing any new security tech. Managers are hesitant to invest because they don’t know what the new parent company will decide, and they don’t want to waste money.Talented security people leave, along with the best people in every business unit. They are worried about being laid off, so they take whatever…
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23andMe bankruptcy draws investigation from House panel over data concerns
A House committee launched an investigation into the privacy and security risks associated with the bankruptcy of genetic testing company 23andMe and has asked its former CEO to testify at a hearing planned for early May. First seen on therecord.media Jump to article: therecord.media/23andme-bankruptcy-house-investigation-data-concerns
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Top Four Considerations for Zero Trust in Critical Infrastructure
Tags: access, ai, attack, authentication, automation, best-practice, breach, business, cctv, ceo, cloud, communications, compliance, corporate, cyber, cybersecurity, data, defense, email, encryption, exploit, finance, group, hacker, healthcare, identity, infrastructure, iot, law, malicious, mfa, nis-2, privacy, regulation, risk, saas, service, software, strategy, threat, tool, vulnerability, zero-trustTop Four Considerations for Zero Trust in Critical Infrastructure madhav Tue, 04/15/2025 – 06:43 TL;DR Increased efficiency = increased risk. Critical infrastructure organizations are using nearly 100 SaaS apps on average and 60% of their most sensitive data is stored in the cloud. Threat actors aren’t naive to this, leading to a whopping 93% of…