Security & Business Resilience

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Mitigating emerging security risks takes a strong intelligence network, security awareness education and alignment with the enterprise.

With both good and bad actors using AI, enterprises will need the best solution to defend themselves. It's an arms race as to who has the best tool.

To mitigate social engineering risks, companies need to build a security culture with employee awareness, education and training at the center.

CFOs and CISOs must collaborate to assess and communicate risk to put the necessary safeguards in place to protect the wellbeing of the business.

Cloud native application protection platforms enable CISOs to ensure that the pace of security matches the pace of development of cloud applications.

Businesses must arm themselves with technologies that use AI- and ML-based tools to foil the latest email threats, taking the burden off employees.

To combat challenges caused by severe weather, an Iowa laundromat is converting to a cloud-based video surveillance system for remote surveillance.

Phillimon Zongo, CEO and Co-Founder at the Cyber Leadership Institute, emphasizes information sharing and mentorship through his cybersecurity leadership.

Ariel Weintraub, Head of Enterprise Cyber Security at MassMutual, has spent her career building cybersecurity programs and recruiting diverse cyber talent.

Pam Nigro, VP, Security at Medecision, emphasizes the importance of building security in at the ground level of enterprise networks.