In this episode, we discuss one of the most divisive and contentious topics in cybersecurity - should victims of ransomware be allowed to pay the cybercriminals?
The cybersecurity community is in an uproar over the recently announced SEC case against SolarWinds and their CISO. I talk with Ira Winkler, a longtime respected veteran of the industry, to debate the various issues of this SEC fraud and Internal Control Failures.
The SEC case against SolarWinds and their CISO continues to reverberate across the cybersecurity community. I talk with Edward Amoroso, the Founder and CEO of TAG Infosphere, to discuss different aspects of the case and recent SEC requirements for disclosure of material incidents.
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Securing the software supply chain, including 3rd party vendors and suppliers, is a difficult problem that the cybersecurity industry is trying to tackle. The threats and risks are growing, which can have catastrophic impacts on companies and their downstream customers. Cassie Crossley, the VP of Supply Chain Security at Schneider Electric and the author of the book “Software Supply Chain Security”, shares her insights and recommendations for cybersecurity leaders.
