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Here are 3 common mistakes chief security officers (CSO) make: Not prioritizing risks: Certain things might feel risky, but they’re not, while certain other things might feel safe, but they’re risky. Example: A turbulent flight feels dangerous but is often not, whereas passive smoking might feel safe but is highly risky. A good CSO can differentiate between what “feels” risky and actual risk. This allows them to prioritize and mitigate risks effectively. Not alternating between business and technical hats.

Watch the Q4 2021 Threat Landscape Virtual Briefing to hear from Kroll’s cyber threat intelligence leaders as they explore key insights and trends from over 3,200 cyber incidents handled worldwide in 2021.

-Hear Jim Dolce, Lookout CEO, as he speaks with Mike Banic, Lookout CMO, on the new 2022 Gartner Magic Quadrant for Security Service Edge (SSE).

This video demonstrates how Device Authority privately distribute their SBOM in RKVST while advertising its location on SBOM Hub.

NeoSystems CMMC Town Hall Series: Join NeoSystems’ Chief Information Security Officer, Ed Bassett, for our weekly CMMC Town Hall designed for the Defense Industrial Base and GovCon community. Each session features special guests and offers an opportunity for attendees to ask questions regarding CMMC and cybersecurity. Topics covered include CMMC compliance requirements, how to prepare for CMMC certification, and the latest updates from the CMMC AB.

This week the Pentest People news bite covers the cyber attack on the foreign office. Looking into what happened, who was responsible and what it means for the rest of the industry.

Today we're joined by 1Password's Director of Security, Adam Caudill (and an unexpected rooster 🐓), to give us a 1Password Basics primer on credential stuffing and how 1Password works to keep you safe online. We also can't peel our eyes away from the recent security news in Watchtower Weekly, but hey, it might get us access to the most prestigious eye-tracking apps – like MoviePass. To top it all off we have a musical-themed round of Ridiculous Requirements, including bonus points for theatrically singing. 🎭

Managed Vulnerability Scanning solves the security problem by providing continuous monitoring and protection for your systems, allowing you to keep up-to-date with new threats. In this video, we'll talk about what Managed Vulnerability Testing is, how it works and why you need it!

Devo employs intricate mechanisms to support elaborate and interrelated queries, yet there may be instances where we need to further our investigation using external information sources. Devo drill downs automatize this process by redirecting you to pages based on data table values in just a few clicks.