Kristi Chiarenza, Splunk | Zero Trust Summit 2024 CyberScoop 2024-02-29 | Advances in AI-assisted technologies and the growing sophistication of international threat actors are increasing the stakes for federal agencies to implement new and more effective safeguards to protect the nation’s strategic data. Much of that effort revolves around the Biden administration’s Executive Orders on National Cybersecurity and related mandates coming due in 2024 to adopt zero-trust architectures across their enterprises.Kristi Chiarenza, Federal Security Advisor at Splunk, joined other top cybersecurity decision-makers from government and tech at CyberScoop’s Zero Trust Summit to discuss strategies in laying the foundations for and establishing the major pillars of zero-trust cybersecurity.In this interview, Chiarenza answered the following questions: 1. What are the biggest operational challenges most government agencies still face in establishing a zero-trust environment? 2. Do you believe federal agency senior executives have full understanding of the resources required to achieve zero trust objectives?This interview is part of a series filmed in conjunction with the Zero Trust Summit held on February 15, 2024, in Washington, D.C.
David Thurmond, Leidos | Zero Trust Summit 2024 CyberScoop 2024-02-29 | Advances in AI-assisted technologies and the growing sophistication of international threat actors are increasing the stakes for federal agencies to implement new and more effective safeguards to protect the nation’s strategic data. Much of that effort revolves around the Biden administration’s Executive Orders on National Cybersecurity and related mandates coming due in 2024 to adopt zero-trust architectures across their enterprises.David Thurmond, Corporate R&D Portfolio Director at Leidos, joined other top cybersecurity decision-makers from government and tech at CyberScoop’s Zero Trust Summit to discuss strategies in laying the foundations for and establishing the major pillars of zero-trust cybersecurity.In this interview, Thurmond answered the following questions: 1. What are the biggest operational challenges most government agencies still face in establishing a zero-trust environment? 2. Where are you seeing signs that AI will help accelerate agency efforts to establish zero trust practices?This interview is part of a series filmed in conjunction with the Zero Trust Summit held on February 15, 2024, in Washington, D.C.
Brandon Gulla, Rancher Government Solutions | Zero Trust Summit 2024 CyberScoop 2024-02-29 | Advances in AI-assisted technologies and the growing sophistication of international threat actors are increasing the stakes for federal agencies to implement new and more effective safeguards to protect the nation’s strategic data. Much of that effort revolves around the Biden administration’s Executive Orders on National Cybersecurity and related mandates coming due in 2024 to adopt zero-trust architectures across their enterprises.Brandon Gulla, CTO and VP at Rancher Government Solutions, joined other top cybersecurity decision-makers from government and tech at CyberScoop’s Zero Trust Summit to discuss strategies in laying the foundations for and establishing the major pillars of zero-trust cybersecurity.In this interview, Gulla answered the following questions: 1. What are the biggest technical challenges [most government agencies still face to meet the key mandates in 2024 in the White House Executive Order on Zero Trust security? 2. What are the biggest operational challenges most government agencies still face in establishing a zero-trust environment? This interview is part of a series filmed in conjunction with the Zero Trust Summit held on February 15, 2024, in Washington, D.C.
Dean Scontras, Wiz | Zero Trust Summit 2024 CyberScoop 2024-02-28 | Advances in AI-assisted technologies and the growing sophistication of international threat actors are increasing the stakes for federal agencies to implement new and more effective safeguards to protect the nation’s strategic data. Much of that effort revolves around the Biden administration’s Executive Orders on National Cybersecurity and related mandates coming due in 2024 to adopt zero-trust architectures across their enterprises.Dean Scontras, Sr. Director, Public Sector at Wiz, joined other top cybersecurity decision-makers from government and tech at CyberScoop’s Zero Trust Summit to discuss strategies in laying the foundations for and establishing the major pillars of zero-trust cybersecurity.In this interview, Scontras answered the following questions: 1. What are the biggest technical challenges most government agencies still faces to meet the key mandates in 2024 in the White House Executive Order on Zero Trust security? 2. What are the biggest operational challenges most government agencies still faces in establishing a zero-trust environment? This interview is part of a series filmed in conjunction with the Zero Trust Summit held on February 15, 2024, in Washington, D.C.
Sergio Cossio, Microsoft | Zero Trust Summit 2024 CyberScoop 2024-02-28 | Advances in AI-assisted technologies and the growing sophistication of international threat actors are increasing the stakes for federal agencies to implement new and more effective safeguards to protect the nation’s strategic data. Much of that effort revolves around the Biden administration’s Executive Orders on National Cybersecurity and related mandates coming due in 2024 to adopt zero-trust architectures across their enterprises.Sergio Cossio, Director, Security Compliance and Identity, at Microsoft, joined other top cybersecurity decision-makers from government and tech at CyberScoop’s Zero Trust Summit to discuss strategies in laying the foundations for and establishing the major pillars of zero-trust cybersecurity.In this interview, Cossio answered the following questions: 1. What are the biggest operational challenges most government agencies still face in establishing a zero-trust environment? 2. Where are you seeing signs that AI will help accelerate agency efforts to establish zero trust practices?This interview is part of a series filmed in conjunction with the Zero Trust Summit held on February 15, 2024, in Washington, D.C.
Steve Vetter, Cisco | Zero Trust Summit 2024 CyberScoop 2024-02-28 | Advances in AI-assisted technologies and the growing sophistication of international threat actors are increasing the stakes for federal agencies to implement new and more effective safeguards to protect the nation’s strategic data. Much of that effort revolves around the Biden administration’s Executive Orders on National Cybersecurity and related mandates coming due in 2024 to adopt zero-trust architectures across their enterprises.Steve Vetter, Senior Strategic Solution Executive and Federal Strategist, U.S. Public Sector, at Cisco joined other top cybersecurity decision-makers from government and tech at CyberScoop’s Zero Trust Summit to discuss strategies in laying the foundations for and establishing the major pillars of zero-trust cybersecurity.In this interview, Vetter answered the following questions: 1. How would you characterize the extent to which most government agencies are achieving real-time visibility of users and devices on government networks? And what still has to happen to achieve that?2. Where are you seeing signs that AI will help accelerate agency efforts to establish zero trust practices?This interview is part of a series filmed in conjunction with the Zero Trust Summit held on February 15, 2024, in Washington, D.C.
Cherilyn Pascoe, NIST | Zero Trust Summit 2024 CyberScoop 2024-02-23 | Advances in AI-assisted technologies and the growing sophistication of international threat actors are increasing the stakes for federal agencies to implement new and more effective safeguards to protect the nation’s strategic data. Much of that effort revolves around the Biden administration’s Executive Orders on National Cybersecurity and related mandates coming due in 2024 to adopt zero-trust architectures across their enterprises.Cherilyn Pascoe, Director, National Cybersecurity Center of Excellence for NIST, joined other top cybersecurity decision-makers from government and tech at CyberScoop’s Zero Trust Summit to discuss strategies in laying the foundations for and establishing the major pillars of zero-trust cybersecurity.In this interview, Pascoe answered the following questions: 1. What are the biggest technical challenges most government agencies still face to meet the key mandates in 2024 in the White House Executive Order on Zero Trust security? 2. What are the biggest operational challenges most government agencies still face in establishing a zero-trust environment? This interview is part of a series filmed in conjunction with the Zero Trust Summit held on February 15, 2024, in Washington, D.C.
Ken Myers, GSA | Zero Trust Summit 2024 CyberScoop 2024-02-23 | Advances in AI-assisted technologies and the growing sophistication of international threat actors are increasing the stakes for federal agencies to implement new and more effective safeguards to protect the nation’s strategic data. Much of that effort revolves around the Biden administration’s Executive Orders on National Cybersecurity and related mandates coming due in 2024 to adopt zero-trust architectures across their enterprises.Ken Myers, Director, Identity Assurance and Trusted Access Division for GSA, joined other top cybersecurity decision-makers from government and tech at CyberScoop’s Zero Trust Summit to discuss strategies in laying the foundations for and establishing the major pillars of zero-trust cybersecurity.In this interview, Myers answered the following questions: 1. What are the biggest technical challenges your agency still faces to meet the key mandates in 2024 in the White House Executive Order on Zero Trust security? 2. What are the biggest operational challenges your agency still faces in establishing a zero-trust environment? This interview is part of a series filmed in conjunction with the Zero Trust Summit held on February 15, 2024, in Washington, D.C.
Morgan Adamski, NSA | Zero Trust Summit 2024 CyberScoop 2024-02-23 | Advances in AI-assisted technologies and the growing sophistication of international threat actors are increasing the stakes for federal agencies to implement new and more effective safeguards to protect the nation’s strategic data. Much of that effort revolves around the Biden administration’s Executive Orders on National Cybersecurity and related mandates coming due in 2024 to adopt zero-trust architectures across their enterprises.Morgan Adamski, Director, Cybersecurity Collaboration Center, at NSA, joined other top cybersecurity decision-makers from government and tech at CyberScoop’s Zero Trust Summit to discuss strategies in laying the foundations for and establishing the major pillars of zero-trust cybersecurity.In this interview, Adamski answered the following questions: 1. What are the biggest technical challenges your agency still faces to meet the key mandates in 2024 in the White House Executive Order on Zero Trust security? 2. Do you believe federal agency senior executives have full understanding of the resources required to achieve zero trust objectives?This interview is part of a series filmed in conjunction with the Zero Trust Summit held on February 15, 2024, in Washington, D.C.
Sean Connelly, CISA | Zero Trust Summit 2024 CyberScoop 2024-02-23 | Advances in AI-assisted technologies and the growing sophistication of international threat actors are increasing the stakes for federal agencies to implement new and more effective safeguards to protect the nation’s strategic data. Much of that effort revolves around the Biden administration’s Executive Orders on National Cybersecurity and related mandates coming due in 2024 to adopt zero-trust architectures across their enterprises.Sean Connelly, Senior Cybersecurity Architect & TIC Program Manager for CISA, joined other top cybersecurity decision-makers from government and tech at CyberScoop’s Zero Trust Summit to discuss strategies in laying the foundations for and establishing the major pillars of zero-trust cybersecurity.In this interview, Connelly answered the following questions: 1. What do you see as some of the biggest technical challenges agencies are still facing to meet the key mandates in 2024 in OMB's Zero Trust Strategy Memo 2209?2. What are some of the biggest organizational challenges that agencies are still facing in establishing an overall zero trust environment?This interview is part of a series filmed in conjunction with the Zero Trust Summit held on February 15, 2024, in Washington, D.C.
Dr. Mark Stanley, NASA | Zero Trust Summit 2024 CyberScoop 2024-02-23 | Advances in AI-assisted technologies and the growing sophistication of international threat actors are increasing the stakes for federal agencies to implement new and more effective safeguards to protect the nation’s strategic data. Much of that effort revolves around the Biden administration’s Executive Orders on National Cybersecurity and related mandates coming due in 2024 to adopt zero-trust architectures across their enterprises.Dr. Mark Stanley, Enterprise Cybersecurity Architect & Lead, NASA’s move to Zero Trust, joined other top cybersecurity decision-makers from government and tech at CyberScoop’s Zero Trust Summit to discuss strategies in laying the foundations for and establishing the major pillars of zero-trust cybersecurity.In this interview, Stanley answered the following questions: 1. Do you believe federal agency senior executives have full understanding of the resources required to achieve zero trust objectives?2. Where are you seeing signs that AI will help accelerate agency efforts to establish zero trust practices?This interview is part of a series filmed in conjunction with the Zero Trust Summit held on February 15, 2024, in Washington, D.C.
Sarah Nur, Dept. of Treasury | Zero Trust Summit 2024 CyberScoop 2024-02-22 | Advances in AI-assisted technologies and the growing sophistication of international threat actors are increasing the stakes for federal agencies to implement new and more effective safeguards to protect the nation’s strategic data. Much of that effort revolves around the Biden administration’s Executive Orders on National Cybersecurity and related mandates coming due in 2024 to adopt zero-trust architectures across their enterprises.Sarah Nur, Associate CIO & CISO for Dept. of Treasury, joined other top cybersecurity decision-makers from government and tech at CyberScoop’s Zero Trust Summit to discuss strategies in laying the foundations for and establishing the major pillars of zero-trust cybersecurity.In this interview, Nur answered the following questions: 1. What are the biggest operational challenges your agency still faces in establishing a zero-trust environment? 2. Where are you seeing signs that AI will help accelerate agency efforts to establish zero trust practices?This interview is part of a series filmed in conjunction with the Zero Trust Summit held on February 15, 2024, in Washington, D.C.
Paul Blahusch, Dept. of Labor | Zero Trust Summit 2024 CyberScoop 2024-02-22 | Advances in AI-assisted technologies and the growing sophistication of international threat actors are increasing the stakes for federal agencies to implement new and more effective safeguards to protect the nation’s strategic data. Much of that effort revolves around the Biden administration’s Executive Orders on National Cybersecurity and related mandates coming due in 2024 to adopt zero-trust architectures across their enterprises.Paul Blahusch, CISO for Dept. of Labor, joined other top cybersecurity decision-makers from government and tech at CyberScoop’s Zero Trust Summit to discuss strategies in laying the foundations for and establishing the major pillars of zero-trust cybersecurity.In this interview, Blahusch answered the following questions: 1. What are the biggest technical challenges your agency still faces to meet the key mandates in 2024 in the White House Executive Order on Zero Trust security? 2. Where are you seeing signs that AI will help accelerate agency efforts to establish zero trust practices?This interview is part of a series filmed in conjunction with the Zero Trust Summit held on February 15, 2024, in Washington, D.C.
Dave McKeown, DOD | Zero Trust Summit 2024 CyberScoop 2024-02-22 | Advances in AI-assisted technologies and the growing sophistication of international threat actors are increasing the stakes for federal agencies to implement new and more effective safeguards to protect the nation’s strategic data. Much of that effort revolves around the Biden administration’s Executive Orders on National Cybersecurity and related mandates coming due in 2024 to adopt zero-trust architectures across their enterprises.Dave McKeown, Deputy CIO, Cybersecurity & Senior Information Security Officer, at DOD, joined other top cybersecurity decision-makers from government and tech at CyberScoop’s Zero Trust Summit to discuss strategies in laying the foundations for and establishing the major pillars of zero-trust cybersecurity.In this interview, McKeown answered the following questions: 1. What are the biggest operational challenges most government agencies still face in establishing a zero-trust environment? 2. Where are you seeing signs that AI will help accelerate agency efforts to establish zero trust practices?This interview is part of a series filmed in conjunction with the Zero Trust Summit held on February 15, 2024, in Washington, D.C.
Shane Barney, USCIS | Zero Trust Summit 2024 CyberScoop 2024-02-22 | Advances in AI-assisted technologies and the growing sophistication of international threat actors are increasing the stakes for federal agencies to implement new and more effective safeguards to protect the nation’s strategic data. Much of that effort revolves around the Biden administration’s Executive Orders on National Cybersecurity and related mandates coming due in 2024 to adopt zero-trust architectures across their enterprises.Shane Barney, CISO for USCIS, joined other top cybersecurity decision-makers from government and tech at CyberScoop’s Zero Trust Summit to discuss strategies in laying the foundations for and establishing the major pillars of zero-trust cybersecurity.In this interview, [LAST NAME] answered the following questions: 1. What are the biggest technical challenges your agency still faces to meet the key mandates in 2024 in the White House Executive Order on Zero Trust security? 2. Where are you seeing signs that AI will help accelerate agency efforts to establish zero trust practices? This interview is part of a series filmed in conjunction with the Zero Trust Summit held on February 15, 2024, in Washington, D.C.
Mitch Herckis, Executive Office of the President | Zero Trust Summit 2024 CyberScoop 2024-02-22 | Advances in AI-assisted technologies and the growing sophistication of international threat actors are increasing the stakes for federal agencies to implement new and more effective safeguards to protect the nation’s strategic data. Much of that effort revolves around the Biden administration’s Executive Orders on National Cybersecurity and related mandates coming due in 2024 to adopt zero-trust architectures across their enterprises.Mitch Herckis, Branch Director for Federal Cybersecurity, Office of the Federal CIO, joined other top cybersecurity decision-makers from government and tech at CyberScoop’s Zero Trust Summit to discuss strategies in laying the foundations for and establishing the major pillars of zero-trust cybersecurity.In this interview, Herckis answered the following questions: 1. What are the biggest operational challenges most government agencies still face in establishing a zero-trust environment? 2. What are the biggest technical challenges most government agencies still face to meet the key mandates in 2024 in the White House Executive Order on Zero Trust security? This interview is part of a series filmed in conjunction with the Zero Trust Summit held on February 15, 2024, in Washington, D.C.
Melinda Rogers, DOJ | Zero Trust Summit 2024 CyberScoop 2024-02-22 | Advances in AI-assisted technologies and the growing sophistication of international threat actors are increasing the stakes for federal agencies to implement new and more effective safeguards to protect the nation’s strategic data. Much of that effort revolves around the Biden administration’s Executive Orders on National Cybersecurity and related mandates coming due in 2024 to adopt zero-trust architectures across their enterprises.Melinda Rogers, CIO of DOJ, joined other top cybersecurity decision-makers from government and tech at CyberScoop’s Zero Trust Summit to discuss strategies in laying the foundations for and establishing the major pillars of zero-trust cybersecurity.In this interview, Rogers answered the following questions: 1. What are the biggest technical challenges your agency still faces to meet the key mandates in 2024 in the White House Executive Order on Zero Trust security? 2. Where are you seeing signs that AI will help accelerate agency efforts to establish zero trust practices?This interview is part of a series filmed in conjunction with the Zero Trust Summit held on February 15, 2024, in Washington, D.C.
Zero Trust Summit 2024 CyberScoop 2024-02-21 | Advances in AI-assisted technologies and the growing sophistication of international threat actors are increasing the stakes for federal agencies to implement new and more effective safeguards to protect the nation’s strategic data. Much of that effort revolves around the Biden administration’s Executive Orders on National Cybersecurity and related mandates coming due in 2024 to adopt zero-trust architectures across their enterprises. On February 15, 2024, government and industry thought leaders convened to share their practical experiences and strategies in laying the foundations for and establishing the major pillars of zero-trust cybersecurity.
Fortifying federal security amidst rising threats | Justin Wilkins, Varonis CyberScoop 2024-02-20 | The security of sensitive data within the federal government remains a top concern. With the ever-present threat of insider breaches, cyberattacks and the growth of valuable data, federal agencies are facing unprecedented challenges in safeguarding critical information. Justin Wilkins, director of sales engineering for Varonis, joins CyberScoop for a discussion on the state of data security in the government and the complex landscape of federal information protection.
Natnael Habtesion, Lumen | CyberTalks 2023 CyberScoop 2024-02-20 | Cybersecurity and digital privacy concerns permeate every aspect of government and industry. In the face of these challenges, leaders from across government and industry are taking action to secure critical infrastructure, bolster the digital defenses, promote cyber resiliency and create new consumer protections. Natnael Habtesion, VP & Deputy Chief Security Officer at Lumen shares their thoughts on the following questions:How has the enormous sudden attention around artificial intelligence and generative AI impacted your organization’s cybersecurity planning heading into the coming year?Given the growing dependence on automation and an extended software supply chain, what is your organization concentrating on most to improve your overall cybersecurity in response to that dependence?This interview was filmed in conjunction with CyberTalks 2023, held in Washington, D.C., on November 16, 2023.
Christian Hoff, AWS | CyberTalks 2023 CyberScoop 2023-12-12 | Cybersecurity and digital privacy concerns permeate every aspect of government and industry. In the face of these challenges, leaders from across government and industry are taking action to secure critical infrastructure, bolster digital defenses, promote cyber resiliency, and create new consumer protections. Christian Hoff, Director of US Federal Civilian and Health team at AWS shares his insights on these questions:1. How has the increasing shift to — and reliance on — cloud services made real-time cybersecurity and threat detection easier or harder?2. The White House’s National Cybersecurity Strategy and its push for Zero Trust security have established critical security milestones for the nation and government agencies to meet. How have those initiatives made a difference in how your organization is investing in cybersecurity?
Martin Kessler, Verizon | CyberTalks 2023 CyberScoop 2023-11-22 | Cybersecurity and digital privacy concerns permeate every aspect of government and industry. In the face of these challenges, leaders from across government and industry are taking action to secure critical infrastructure, bolster the digital defenses, promote cyber resiliency and create new consumer protections. Martin Kessler, VP, Deputy CISO at Verizon shares their thoughts on the following questions:How has the enormous sudden attention around artificial intelligence and generative AI impacted your organization’s cybersecurity planning heading into the coming year?The White House’s National Cybersecurity Strategy and its push for Zero Trust security have established critical security milestones for the nation and government agencies to meet. How have those initiatives made a difference in how your organization is investing in cybersecurity?This interview was filmed in conjunction with CyberTalks 2023 held in Washington D.C. on November 16, 2023.
Charles Carmakal, Google Cloud | CyberTalks 2023 CyberScoop 2023-11-22 | Cybersecurity and digital privacy concerns permeate every aspect of government and industry. In the face of these challenges, leaders from across government and industry are taking action to secure critical infrastructure, bolster the digital defenses, promote cyber resiliency and create new consumer protections. Charles Carmakal, CIO Mandiant Consulting for Google Cloud shares their thoughts on the following questions:How has the enormous sudden attention around artificial intelligence and generative AI impacted public sector organizations' cybersecurity planning heading into the coming year?What have been the most serious types of cybersecurity attacks public sector organizations are dealing with this year, compared to a year ago? And what threats are you seeing more of that organizations need to get out in front of?This interview was filmed in conjunction with CyberTalks 2023 held in Washington D.C. on November 16, 2023.
André Mendes, Dept. of Commerce | CyberTalks 2023 CyberScoop 2023-11-22 | Cybersecurity and digital privacy concerns permeate every aspect of government and industry. In the face of these challenges, leaders from across government and industry are taking action to secure critical infrastructure, bolster the digital defenses, promote cyber resiliency and create new consumer protections. André Mendes, CIO at the Dept. of Commerce shares their thoughts on the following questions:How has the enormous sudden attention around artificial intelligence and generative AI impacted your organization’s cybersecurity planning heading into the coming year? How has the increasing shift to — and reliance on — cloud services made real-time cybersecurity and threat detection easier or harder?What have been the most serious type of cybersecurity attacks your organization is dealing with this year, compared to a year ago? And what are seeing more of that you are trying to get out in front of?This interview was filmed in conjunction with CyberTalks 2023 held in Washington D.C. on November 16, 2023.
Cherilyn Pascoe, NIST | CyberTalks 2023 CyberScoop 2023-11-22 | Cybersecurity and digital privacy concerns permeate every aspect of government and industry. In the face of these challenges, leaders from across government and industry are taking action to secure critical infrastructure, bolster the digital defenses, promote cyber resiliency and create new consumer protections. Cherilyn Pascoe, Director, National Cybersecurity Center of Excellence at NIST shares their thoughts on the following questions:What have been the most serious type of cybersecurity attacks your organization is dealing with this year, compared to a year ago? And what are seeing more of that you are trying to get out in front of? The White House’s National Cybersecurity Strategy and its push for Zero Trust security have established critical security milestones for the nation and government agencies to meet. How have those initiatives made a difference in how your organization is investing in cybersecurity?This interview was filmed in conjunction with CyberTalks 2023 held in Washington D.C. on November 16, 2023.
Exploring identity and privilege in the modern threat landscape | Morey Haber, BeyondTrust CyberScoop 2023-11-01 | In the modern threat landscape, identity and privilege are at the forefront of cyberattacks. Organizations increasingly recognize they need more robust security measures, including identity-based security practices, to mitigate threats and safeguard their data and operations, says BeyondTrust Chief Security Officer Morey Haber in a new interview with CyberScoop. This video interview was produced by Scoop News Group for CyberScoop and underwritten by BeyondTrust.
Unmasking crypto crime: An Analysis of China and Iran | Joan Heald & Dave Hamilton CyberScoop 2023-08-23 | To ensure the dominant position of the U.S. and its allies in global competition, focusing on technologies that have a widespread impact and offer asymmetric advantages is imperative. Cryptocurrency and blockchain technology are key players in this arena.In a new panel discussion, Joan Heald, vice president of Intelligence Community and Defense Department software solutions for Chainalysis and Colonel David Hamilton, U.S. Army, Ret., threat finance exploitation consultant, join Scoop News Group to unmask crypto crime in Iran and China—highlighting notable trends, challenges and risks associated with cryptocurrencies in these countries.This video panel discussion was produced by Scoop News Group and underwritten by Chainalysis.
Crypto crime unveiled: A closer look at North Korea & Russia | Joan Heald & Dave Hamilton CyberScoop 2023-08-16 | The intersection of cryptocurrencies and national security is a pressing concern that cannot be overlooked. It presents a significant threat with wide-ranging implications. At the heart of this concern lies North Korea, Russia and associated groups, which engage in ransomware attacks and various hacking endeavors. The proceeds from these illicit activities can fuel weapons programs and strengthen their economy. Joan Heald and Dave Hamilton explore the intricate web of hacking, ransomware attacks, money laundering and illicit cryptocurrency mining that intertwines North Korea and Russia.This video panel discussion was produced by Scoop News Group and underwritten by Chainaysis.
How cryptocurrency is reshaping national security | Joan Heald and David Hamilton, Chainalysis CyberScoop 2023-08-09 | Over the past decade, the proliferation of cryptocurrencies has presented both challenges and opportunities for government organizations worldwide. But as cryptocurrencies evolve and grow in complexity, governments must remain vigilant and adapt their strategies to counter national security threats from malicious actors.In a panel discussion, Joan Heald, vice president of IC/DoD Software Solutions for Chainalysis and COL. David Hamilton, US Army (Ret.) and threat finance exploitation consultant join Scoop News Group to shed light on how cryptocurrency impacts national security.This video panel discussion was produced by Scoop News Group and underwritten by Chainaysis.
Understanding the economic impact of a breach | Arctic Wolf Networks CyberScoop 2023-07-31 | As cyberattacks evolve, the damage they create will grow—and there are the direct and hidden, unexpected costs of a data breach. The job of IT and security professionals is to minimize the risk of these costs occurring. But what if the nightmare scenario comes true?In a new panel, cybersecurity expert Dennis Chow and Louis Evans, senior product marketing manager for Arctic Wolf Network, discuss how public sector and critical infrastructure leaders can better detect and respond to cyber threats. They discuss why adopting new security operations approaches can help organizations can minimize both economic and operational impacts and the steps organizations should take to mitigate these costs.
Eddie Franklin, TD Synnex | CrowdStrike Government Summit 2023 CyberScoop 2023-04-21 | The demands on the public sector are greater than ever and to meet these demands, agencies are transforming how they collect and use data. These advancements are leading to new ways of service in a modernized workforce – and paired with an increased digital presence – means increased risk and more destructive cyberattacks. It has never been more important to stop breaches before they happen. Security must now be at the center of every organization.Eddie Franklin, Senior Vice President for Public Sector at TD Synnex joins other top leaders from government and industry to discuss the latest advancements in cybersecurity to respond to emerging threats, and how their organization is tackling new federal guidelines and policies.In this interview, Franklin answer the following questions:1. What steps have federal agencies taken over the past two years that have made the most significant impact in protecting government data?2. How are federal agencies prioritizing cybersecurity threats and allocating resources accordingly to the most pressing concerns?This interview is part of a series filmed in conjunction with the CrowdStrike Government Summit held in Washington D.C. on April 11, 2023.
Jean Schaffer, Corelight | CrowdStrike Government Summit 2023 CyberScoop 2023-04-21 | The demands on the public sector are greater than ever and to meet these demands, agencies are transforming how they collect and use data. These advancements are leading to new ways of service in a modernized workforce – and paired with an increased digital presence – means increased risk and more destructive cyberattacks. It has never been more important to stop breaches before they happen. Security must now be at the center of every organization.Jean Schaffer, Federal Chief Technology Officer at Corelight joins other top leaders from government and industry to discuss the latest advancements in cybersecurity to respond to emerging threats, and how their organization is tackling new federal guidelines and policies.In this interview, Schaffer answer the following questions:1. What steps have federal agencies taken over the past two years that have made the most significant impact in protecting government data?2. Do you believe federal agencies are taking full advantage of global cyber intelligence services and platforms that enable threat hunting?This interview is part of a series filmed in conjunction with the CrowdStrike Government Summit held in Washington D.C. on April 11, 2023.
Raja Mukerji, ExtraHop | CrowdStrike Government Summit 2023 CyberScoop 2023-04-21 | The demands on the public sector are greater than ever and to meet these demands, agencies are transforming how they collect and use data. These advancements are leading to new ways of service in a modernized workforce – and paired with an increased digital presence – means increased risk and more destructive cyberattacks. It has never been more important to stop breaches before they happen. Security must now be at the center of every organization.Raja Mukerji, Chief Customer Officer & Co-Founder at ExtraHop joins other top leaders from government and industry to discuss the latest advancements in cybersecurity to respond to emerging threats, and how their organization is tackling new federal guidelines and policies.In this interview, Mukerji answer the following questions:1. Which technical advances in cybersecurity will likely have the most significant impact in helping federal agencies safeguard their operations?2. Do you believe federal agencies are taking full advantage of global cyber intelligence services and platforms that enable threat hunting?This interview is part of a series filmed in conjunction with the CrowdStrike Government Summit held in Washington D.C. on April 11, 2023.
Danny Connelly, Zscaler | CrowdStrike Government Summit 2023 CyberScoop 2023-04-21 | The demands on the public sector are greater than ever and to meet these demands, agencies are transforming how they collect and use data. These advancements are leading to new ways of service in a modernized workforce – and paired with an increased digital presence – means increased risk and more destructive cyberattacks. It has never been more important to stop breaches before they happen. Security must now be at the center of every organization.Danny Connelly, CISO, Americas and Public Sector at Zscaler joins other top leaders from government and industry to discuss the latest advancements in cybersecurity to respond to emerging threats, and how their organization is tackling new federal guidelines and policies.In this interview, Connelly answer the following questions:1. What steps have federal agencies taken over the past two years that have made the most significant impact in protecting government data?2. Which technical advances in cybersecurity will likely have the most significant impact in helping federal agencies safeguard their operations?This interview is part of a series filmed in conjunction with the CrowdStrike Government Summit held in Washington D.C. on April 11, 2023.
Matt Schneider, Cloudflare | CrowdStrike Government Summit 2023 CyberScoop 2023-04-21 | The demands on the public sector are greater than ever and to meet these demands, agencies are transforming how they collect and use data. These advancements are leading to new ways of service in a modernized workforce – and paired with an increased digital presence – means increased risk and more destructive cyberattacks. It has never been more important to stop breaches before they happen. Security must now be at the center of every organization.Matt Schneider, Head of Public Sector at Cloudflare joins other top leaders from government and industry to discuss the latest advancements in cybersecurity to respond to emerging threats, and how their organization is tackling new federal guidelines and policies.In this interview, Schneider answer the following questions:1. What steps have federal agencies taken over the past two years that have made the most significant impact in protecting government data?2. Which technical advances in cybersecurity will likely have the most significant impact in helping federal agencies safeguard their operations?This interview is part of a series filmed in conjunction with the CrowdStrike Government Summit held in Washington D.C. on April 11, 2023.
Bryan Jenkins, Carahsoft | CrowdStrike Government Summit 2023 CyberScoop 2023-04-21 | The demands on the public sector are greater than ever and to meet these demands, agencies are transforming how they collect and use data. These advancements are leading to new ways of service in a modernized workforce – and paired with an increased digital presence – means increased risk and more destructive cyberattacks. It has never been more important to stop breaches before they happen. Security must now be at the center of every organization.Bryan Jenkins, Director of Sales at Carahsoft joins other top leaders from government and industry to discuss the latest advancements in cybersecurity to respond to emerging threats, and how their organization is tackling new federal guidelines and policies.In this interview, Jenkins answer the following questions:1. What steps have federal agencies taken over the past two years that have made the most significant impact in protecting government data?2. How is your partnership community prioritizing cybersecurity threats and allocating resources accordingly to the most pressing concerns?This interview is part of a series filmed in conjunction with the CrowdStrike Government Summit held in Washington D.C. on April 11, 2023.
Rear Admiral Will Metts (USN, ret.), Amazon Web Services | CrowdStrike Government Summit 2023 CyberScoop 2023-04-21 | The demands on the public sector are greater than ever and to meet these demands, agencies are transforming how they collect and use data. These advancements are leading to new ways of service in a modernized workforce – and paired with an increased digital presence – means increased risk and more destructive cyberattacks. It has never been more important to stop breaches before they happen. Security must now be at the center of every organization.Rear Admiral Will Metts (USN, ret.), DOD Joint Programs and Cyber Strategy Lead at Amazon Web Services Worldwide, Public Sector joins other top leaders from government and industry to discuss the latest advancements in cybersecurity to respond to emerging threats, and how their organization is tackling new federal guidelines and policies.In this interview, Metts answer the following questions:1. What steps have federal agencies taken over the past two years that have made the most significant impact in protecting government data?2. What is the approach that federal agencies, and DOD specifically, are taking to improve zero trust across their organization?This interview is part of a series filmed in conjunction with the CrowdStrike Government Summit held in Washington D.C. on April 11, 2023.
Adam Meyers, CrowdStrike | CrowdStrike Government Summit 2023 CyberScoop 2023-04-21 | The demands on the public sector are greater than ever and to meet these demands, agencies are transforming how they collect and use data. These advancements are leading to new ways of service in a modernized workforce – and paired with an increased digital presence – means increased risk and more destructive cyberattacks. It has never been more important to stop breaches before they happen. Security must now be at the center of every organization.Adam Meyers, SVP, Intelligence at CrowdStrike joins other top leaders from government and industry to discuss the latest advancements in cybersecurity to respond to emerging threats, and how their organization is tackling new federal guidelines and policies.In this interview, Meyers answer the following questions:1. Where do you see the greatest opportunity for the public sector to drive innovation – and how can it alleviate the risk associated with legacy infrastructure?2. As agencies and public sector organizations modernize infrastructure, how can security parallel and secure this transformation? What are the potential gaps they need to be aware of?This interview is part of a series filmed in conjunction with the CrowdStrike Government Summit held in Washington D.C. on April 11, 2023.
James Yeager, CrowdStrike | CrowdStrike Government Summit 2023 CyberScoop 2023-04-21 | The demands on the public sector are greater than ever and to meet these demands, agencies are transforming how they collect and use data. These advancements are leading to new ways of service in a modernized workforce – and paired with an increased digital presence – means increased risk and more destructive cyberattacks. It has never been more important to stop breaches before they happen. Security must now be at the center of every organization.James Yeager, VP, Public Sector & Healthcare at CrowdStrike joins other top leaders from government and industry to discuss the latest advancements in cybersecurity to respond to emerging threats, and how their organization is tackling new federal guidelines and policies.In this interview, Yeager answer the following questions:1. Federal agencies have been pushing to operationalize EO 14028 and achieve a zero-trust security posture. What are the biggest challenges that still exist for these agencies? What are the gaps they need to overcome - either technical or operational?2. As identity-based attacks become more prevalent, how can zero trust security help prevent this attack vector?3. How has CrowdStrike helped government organizations and the public sector on their Zero Trust journey?This interview is part of a series filmed in conjunction with the CrowdStrike Government Summit held in Washington D.C. on April 11, 2023.
Elia Zaitsev, CrowdStrike | CrowdStrike Government Summit 2023 CyberScoop 2023-04-21 | The demands on the public sector are greater than ever and to meet these demands, agencies are transforming how they collect and use data. These advancements are leading to new ways of service in a modernized workforce – and paired with an increased digital presence – means increased risk and more destructive cyberattacks. It has never been more important to stop breaches before they happen. Security must now be at the center of every organization.Elia Zaitsev, CTO at CrowdStrike joins other top leaders from government and industry to discuss the latest advancements in cybersecurity to respond to emerging threats, and how their organization is tackling new federal guidelines and policies.In this interview, Zaitsev answer the following questions:1. Where do you see the greatest opportunity for the public sector to drive innovation – and how can it alleviate the risk associated with legacy infrastructure?2. As agencies and public sector organizations modernize infrastructure, how can security parallel and secure this transformation? What are the potential gaps they need to be aware of?This interview is part of a series filmed in conjunction with the CrowdStrike Government Summit held in Washington D.C. on April 11, 2023.
George Kurtz, CrowdStrike | CrowdStrike Government Summit 2023 CyberScoop 2023-04-21 | The demands on the public sector are greater than ever and to meet these demands, agencies are transforming how they collect and use data. These advancements are leading to new ways of service in a modernized workforce – and paired with an increased digital presence – means increased risk and more destructive cyberattacks. It has never been more important to stop breaches before they happen. Security must now be at the center of every organization.George Kurtz, President, CEO & Co-founder at CrowdStrike joins other top leaders from government and industry to discuss the latest advancements in cybersecurity to respond to emerging threats, and how their organization is tackling new federal guidelines and policies.In this interview, Kurtz answer the following questions:1. What are the biggest steps government organizations can take to modernize their security programs in order to match adversary sophistication?2. CrowdStrike and CISA have a deep partnership. How has this partnership grown? How is CISA using CrowdStrike to operationalize Executive Order 14028 and enforce Zero Trust?3. What are the biggest cyber issues on the horizon for the public sector? How is CrowdStrike driving innovation to help with these challenges?This interview is part of a series filmed in conjunction with the CrowdStrike Government Summit held in Washington D.C. on April 11, 2023.
John Maddison, Fortinet | Cybersecurity Trends Across Commercial, Government and OT Environments CyberScoop 2023-04-05 | Organizations have slowly taken on more security tools than they can manage, which is why more leaders are looking to vendors that can offer a platform approach to security, says Fortinet’s executive VP and CMO for products John Maddison, executive vice president and chief marketing officer for products at Fortinet. In an exclusive interview, he discusses discuss the latest trends in security strategies that can help organizations adapt to cyber threats and improve security needs for their users.This video interview was produced by Scoop News Group, for CyberScoop, and underwritten by Fortinet.
Tim LeMaster, Lookout | Zero Trust Summit 2023 CyberScoop 2023-03-06 | As cyber threats grow increasingly persistent and sophisticated, federal agencies cannot assume that their systems and applications are secure. With that in mind, the federal government is taking unprecedented measures to protect the highly sensitive information of its constituents. Tim LeMaster, VP, Worldwide Systems Engineering at Lookout joins other top cybersecurity decision-makers from government and tech at CyberScoop’s Zero Trust Summit to discuss the adoption of zero trust across government and how agencies are modernizing their security statures to prevent and defend against the next major breach. In this interview, LeMaster shares his views on:1. Do you believe federal agency’s senior executives have full visibility of the gaps that must be closed to achieve zero trust objectives?2. What are the most significant operational challenges that government agencies currently face in establishing a zero-trust environment?This interview is part of a series filmed in conjunction with the Zero Trust Summit held on February 23 in Washington, D.C.
Chris Lavergne, CGI Federal | Zero Trust Summit 2023 CyberScoop 2023-03-06 | As cyber threats grow increasingly persistent and sophisticated, federal agencies cannot assume that their systems and applications are secure. With that in mind, the federal government is taking unprecedented measures to protect the highly sensitive information of its constituents. Chis Lavergne, Vice President, at CGI Federal joins other top cybersecurity decision-makers from government and tech at CyberScoop’s Zero Trust Summit to discuss the adoption of zero trust across government and how agencies are modernizing their security statures to prevent and defend against the next major breach. In this interview, Lavergne shares his views on:1. Do you believe federal agency’s senior executives have full visibility of the gaps that must be closed to achieve zero trust objectives?2. What are the most significant technical challenges government agencies generally face in establishing a zero-trust environment?This interview is part of a series filmed in conjunction with the Zero Trust Summit held on February 23 in Washington, D.C.
Justin Wilkins, Varonis | Zero Trust Summit 2023 CyberScoop 2023-03-06 | As cyber threats grow increasingly persistent and sophisticated, federal agencies cannot assume that their systems and applications are secure. With that in mind, the federal government is taking unprecedented measures to protect the highly sensitive information of its constituents. Justin Wilkins, Director of Systems Engineering at Varonis joins other top cybersecurity decision-makers from government and tech at CyberScoop’s Zero Trust Summit to discuss the adoption of zero trust across government and how agencies are modernizing their security statures to prevent and defend against the next major breach. In this interview, Wilkins shares his views on:1. Do you believe federal agency’s senior executives have full visibility of the gaps that must be closed to achieve zero trust objectives?2. What are the most significant technical challenges that government agencies are generally facing in establishing a zero-trust environment?This interview is part of a series filmed in conjunction with the Zero Trust Summit held on February 23 in Washington, D.C.
Jesse Peoples, Leidos | Zero Trust Summit 2023 CyberScoop 2023-03-06 | As cyber threats grow increasingly persistent and sophisticated, federal agencies cannot assume that their systems and applications are secure. With that in mind, the federal government is taking unprecedented measures to protect the highly sensitive information of its constituents. Jesse Peoples, Chief Security Architect at Leidos joins other top cybersecurity decision-makers from government and tech at CyberScoop’s Zero Trust Summit to discuss the adoption of zero trust across government and how agencies are modernizing their security statures to prevent and defend against the next major breach. In this interview, Peoples shares his views on:1. What are the most significant technical challenges government agencies are facing now in establishing a zero-trust environment?2. How confident are you that government agencies have the requisite skills in-house to assess their security gaps or requirements in all of the primary zero trust pillars? This interview is part of a series filmed in conjunction with the Zero Trust Summit held on February 23 in Washington, D.C.
Michael Epley, Red Hat | Zero Trust Summit 2023 CyberScoop 2023-03-02 | As cyber threats grow increasingly persistent and sophisticated, federal agencies cannot assume that their systems and applications are secure. With that in mind, the federal government is taking unprecedented measures to protect the highly sensitive information of its constituents. Michael Epley, Chief Architect at Red Hat joins other top cybersecurity decision-makers from government and tech at CyberScoop’s Zero Trust Summit to discuss the adoption of zero trust across government and how agencies are modernizing their security statures to prevent and defend against the next major breach. In this interview, Epley shares his views on:1. Do you believe federal agency’s senior executives have full visibility of the gaps that must be closed to achieve zero trust objectives?2. What are the most significant technical or operational challenges that your agencies is facing in establishing a zero-trust environment?This interview is part of a series filmed in conjunction with the Zero Trust Summit held on February 23 in Washington, D.C.
Matt Hayden, GDIT | Zero Trust Summit 2023 CyberScoop 2023-03-02 | As cyber threats grow increasingly persistent and sophisticated, federal agencies cannot assume that their systems and applications are secure. With that in mind, the federal government is taking unprecedented measures to protect the highly sensitive information of its constituents. Matt Hayden, VP, Intelligence and Homeland Security Division at GDIT joins other top cybersecurity decision-makers from government and tech at CyberScoop’s Zero Trust Summit to discuss the adoption of zero trust across government and how agencies are modernizing their security statures to prevent and defend against the next major breach. In this interview, Hayden shares his views on:1. Do you believe federal agency’s senior executives have full visibility of the gaps that must be closed to achieve zero trust objectives?2. How confident are you that government agencies have the requisite skills in-house to assess their security gaps/requirements in all of the primary zero trust pillars?This interview is part of a series filmed in conjunction with the Zero Trust Summit held on February 23 in Washington, D.C.
Eric Trexler, Palo Alto Networks | Zero Trust Summit 2023 CyberScoop 2023-03-02 | As cyber threats grow increasingly persistent and sophisticated, federal agencies cannot assume that their systems and applications are secure. With that in mind, the federal government is taking unprecedented measures to protect the highly sensitive information of its constituents. Eric Trexler, Senior Vice President, US Public Sector at Palo Alto Networks joins other top cybersecurity decision-makers from government and tech at CyberScoop’s Zero Trust Summit to discuss the adoption of zero trust across government and how agencies are modernizing their security statures to prevent and defend against the next major breach. In this interview, Trexler shares his views on:1. What are the most significant technical or operational challenges that organizations across the public sector face in establishing a zero-trust environment?2. Despite these challenges, where are you seeing progress in zero-trust implementation across the public sector space?This interview is part of a series filmed in conjunction with the Zero Trust Summit held on February 23 in Washington, D.C.
Mark Johnson, IBM | Zero Trust Summit 2023 CyberScoop 2023-03-02 | As cyber threats grow increasingly persistent and sophisticated, federal agencies cannot assume that their systems and applications are secure. With that in mind, the federal government is taking unprecedented measures to protect the highly sensitive information of its constituents. Mark Johnson, Vice President, Federal Technology at IBM joins other top cybersecurity decision-makers from government and tech at CyberScoop’s Zero Trust Summit to discuss the adoption of zero trust across government and how agencies are modernizing their security statures to prevent and defend against the next major breach. In this interview, Johnson shares his views on:1. What are the most significant operational challenges that organizations across the public sector face in establishing a zero-trust environment?2. How confident are you that government agencies have the requisite skills in-house to assess their security gaps or requirements in all of the primary zero trust pillars? This interview is part of a series filmed in conjunction with the Zero Trust Summit held on February 23 in Washington, D.C.
