Air Commodore Nick Lloyd talks about technology and the military
During Cyber Security Connect in Monaco, Enterprise Times talked with Air Commodore Nick Lloyd. Lloyd is the Chief Information Officer at Permanent Joint Headquarters for the Ministry of Defence.
There is often...
Ira Goldstein on the challenges in identity management
Enterprise Times spent two days at Cyber Security Connect in Monaco. During the conference, we had an opportunity to talk to Ira Goldstein, Senior Vice President of Corporate Development at the...
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The introduction of the GDPR has been heralded as a major improvement to privacy and how data is handled. While it only affects the data of European citizens, it is credited...
Steve Grobman, CTO, McAfee on ML and AI in cyber security
At McAfee's European User conference, MPOWER, Enterprise Times caught up with Steve Grobman, Senior Vice President and Chief Technology Officer, McAfee. In his keynote, Grobman talked about the challenges of using...
What is coming out of your printer?
Over the last month, there have been two attacks against unsecured, Internet accessible printers. Both attacks were organised by the supporters of a YouTube star. The attack caused the printers to...
Why cybersecurity competitions are important to ENISA
At the 2018 European Cyber Security Challenge finals won by Germany, Demonstenes Ikonomou, ENISA talked to Enterprise Times about cyber security competitions and what ENISA was doing. ENISA is the European...
Utsav Sanghani, Synopsys talks DevOps and Security
Utsav Sanghani is a senior product manager at Synopsys. Among the products that Synopsys has acquired over the last few years to build out its security business is Black Duck. Sanghani...
Tomi Adebayo talks about protecting IP
Protecting data, especially Intellectual Property (IP) is just as important as preventing the leak of personal data. While the latter will get you big headlines, the former can cost millions if...
Closing the Kubernetes security gap
If 2017 was the year of container experimentation, 2018 has seen containers begin to be deployed. Even ignoring the overhyped numbers from vendors, the scale of container deployment cannot be ignored....
Improving education and diversity in cyber security
At a recent Cyber Security Challenge Face to Face (F2F) competition, Enterprise Times (ET) spoke with Rae McClelland and Steph Aldridge. McClelland is the Programme Manager for Universities and Further Education....
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