Cyber Security Quotes

Safe-T® Acquires CyKick Labs’ Intellectual Property and Marks

Safe-T® (TASE: SAFE, OTCQB: SFTTY), provider of software-defined access solutions for the hybrid cloud, has completed the acquisition of intellectual

Cybersecurity Professionals Face Challenges on the Path to Automation Reveals Juniper Networks and Ponemon Institute Report

70 percent of respondents say automation is very important for a successful security posture, but more than half are

Rising to the Challenge of Effective Control Implementation

Section A.10.10.1 of the ISO 27001 framework covers “Audit Logging Control.” It reads, “Audit logs recording user activities, exceptions, and

Will privacy rights stymie AI?

Will privacy rights stymie AI? With the right to privacy the subject of significant regulation, AI analytics will be under

Imperva Unveils Attack Analytics to Speed Identification of the Most Critical Attacks

Imperva has announced Imperva Attack Analytics, which uses the power of artificial intelligence to automatically group, consolidate and analyze thousands of web

EY’s Sydow Shares Cyber Insights with Senate Committee on Banking, Housing and Urban Affairs

The US Senate’s Committee on Banking, Housing and Urban Affairs met on May 24 in open session to conduct a

The Risk of Mandating Backdoors

Last week, at his keynote at the Enfuse 2018 conference, former FBI Director James Comey shared his view that the

Enfuse 2018: James Comey on Navigating a Tough Few Years for Policy

Before former FBI Director James Comey took the stage to deliver the keynote on day two of Enfuse 2018, the

RSA 2018 Profile: SecBI

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RSA 2018 Profile: Lastline

Dr. Giovanni Vigna, CTO of Lastline, offered the following useful insight into anomaly detection: “Not all anomalies are malicious, and

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The Old “Daily Show,” with Craig Kilborn, had a great bit where they said, “When news breaks. We fix it!” This was funny, of course, a parody of the self-important and frequently buffoonish local new genre. Yet, one can definitely feel the spirit of this comedy shtick invading the current, often surreal landscape of cyber security news. When news breaks, we may want someone to fix it—or at least make it understandable. Our cyber security quotes, featured in this section, attempt to do this.

These news insights, which feature cyber security quotes from leading industry experts, provide much-needed context and interpretation of breaking stories in the world of cybersecurity. In addition to news insights, we also feature policy insights, where we share expert opinion on public policy and national security policy that relates to cybersecurity, digital technology and cyberwar.

Expertise and experience are critical in cybersecurity today. The threat landscape is evolving so quickly that it takes a trained eye to spot meaningful trends. Incidents can leap up out of nowhere and cause fear to predominate. Wise men and women from the field can provide sensible context and advise. They can counsel us to calm down and see the bigger picture.

Industry experts can also share valuable cyber security quotes that gently admonish companies and government agencies that don’t take security seriously enough. News insights contained in this section deal with ransomware, cyber fraud like credit card skimming, retail cyber fraud and consumer risks like hacked Wi-Fi routers.

Experts share commentary on major cyber incidents like the breach of Canada’s Life Labs. They interpret sometimes opaque legislative proposals like the Electrical Grid Cybersecurity Measure and others. Some cyber security quotes here are critical of government initiatives. For example, a recent post criticized the rush to add facial recognition to airport software.