Richard Stiennon

20
Oct
Weigh the costs of determining, blocking and missing bad with allowing good.
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Predicting the rise of IPS and the fall of NAC

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Richard Stiennon is the author of Surviving Cyberwar (Government Institutes, 2010). He also researches the security industry with a focus on cyber defense at IT-Harvest, an independent IT security analyst firm.  Richard has held executive positions at Fortinet, Webroot Software, and also served as Vice President of Research at Gartner. Richard was named “one of the 50 most powerful people in Networking” by Network World Magazine and he holds Gartner’s Thought Leadership award. 

 

13
Sep

No amount of scary headlines or warnings issued by security experts and government agencies has the impact of the sure knowledge that you have been targeted. Would you change your IT security posture if you knew someone or some organization was after your data?  In fifteen years of talking to people about improving their security, I repeatedly hear the response “but we are just a <insert benign industry here> who would want our data?”  Industry by industry, organizations have learned the hard way that their data is valuable to someone.

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23
Jun

A recent question I received from a journalist who was frankly perturbed by the spate of successful attacks: “How can companies protect themselves from targeted, socially engineered attacks?”  

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