When Your Security Brain Never Runs Out Of Problems To Find
For years, technologists wondered why the law can’t keep pace with technology. Instead of waiting for the government to pass a regulation, should we enlist private companies to regulate? However, in a...
12 Jul 201822min
Winner Takes All
There are many advantages to being first, especially in the business world. Securing a first place finish usually rewards the winner with monopoly-like status and securing the largest and most dominan...
28 Jun 201829min
How Diversity & Inclusion Drives Innovation and Market Growth (Part Two)
In part two of my interview with Allison F. Avery, a Senior Diversity & Inclusion Specialist at NYU Langone Medical Center, she clarified common misconceptions about Diversity & Inclusion (D&I) and of...
22 Jun 201813min
Cyber & Tech Attorney Camille Stewart: Discerning One's Appetite for Risk (Part Two)
We continue our conversation with cyber and tech attorney Camille Stewart on discerning one's appetite for risk. In other words, how much information are you willing to share online in exchange for so...
18 Jun 201811min
How Infosec Can Implement Diversity & Inclusion Programs to Address Workforce Shortage and Make More Money Too
Data breaches keep on happening, information security professionals are in demand more than ever. Did you know that there is currently a shortage of one million infosec pros worldwide? But the soluti...
15 Jun 201818min
Core Security Principles Drive Us into The Future
While reading about our latest technological advances, such as digital license plates and self-driving cars, I wondered about our industry’s core security principles that set the foundation for all ou...
13 Jun 201830min
Cyber & Tech Attorney Camille Stewart: The Tension Between Law and Tech (Part 1)
Many want the law to keep pace with technology, but what's taking so long? A simple search online and you'll find a multitude of reasons why the law is slow to catch up with technology - lawyers are r...
11 Jun 20187min
I’m Sean Campbell, Systems Engineer at Varonis, and This is How I Work
In April of 2013, after a short stint as a professional baseball player, Sean Campbell started working at Varonis as a Corporate Systems Engineer. Currently a Systems Engineer for New York and New Jer...
4 Jun 201817min
