Security | Threat Detection | Cyberattacks | DevSecOps | Compliance

Datadog CISO Emilio Escobar joins Chris Martinez on CISO Insider for a discussion on data security approaches for today’s cloud-first world. Emilio shares how he sees infosec: creating security responses based on people and teams over brute force blocking of apps and systems. This approach allows Datadog to defeat the enemy of complexity in IT service quality, and helps build a more inclusive culture at the company. By seeing data as trust, Emilio can influence his teams to find better solutions to data security problems and learn from typical pain points. We get into all this and a lot more in the chat today.

One Main Financial CISO Michelle Valdez joins CISO Insider to discuss how to build a community of cybersecurity. Her approach is all about resiliency and reducing human risk to minimize the impact of security incidents. We talk about how she built this approach from her long career that began in the Air Force and now includes her work in fintech in the private sector.

In this segment from one of our previous webinars on GitHub data loss prevention, Nightfall AI product specialist Michael Osakwe provides detailed examples of secrets leaks and exfiltration that occurred on GitHub. These incidents illustrate the risk of not just exposing cloud systems but stakeholder information as well.

In this segment from one of our previous webinars on GitHub data loss prevention, Nightfall AI product specialist Michael Osakwe illustrates the risk SaaS systems like GitHub pose by providing a model of the SaaS threat landscape. In this model, he explains how fundamental aspects of SaaS systems can lead to increased security risks if not taken into account.

In this segment from one of our previous webinars on GitHub data loss prevention, Nightfall AI CTO and co-founder Rohan Sathe shares 8 critical best practices that developers and security engineers must keep top of mind in order to protect secrets in codebases and maintain good DevSecOps.