Enjoy the latest, podcasts, stories, talk shows, novelties, rarities, and oddities from ITSPmagazine.
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A Conversation With Chloé Messdaghi
This is a story about an InfoSec professional, coming from a non-security background, doing amazing things—in and for the InfoSec industry (and beyond)—while also paying it forward so that many can join and enjoy a successful career in this industry.
Have a listen, get inspired, and do your part by sharing it with your friends that might be interested in being part of a mission to keep our cyber world safe.
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Event Coverage | ISSA Int'l Summit
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A Conversation With Beverly Allen | Why Is Privacy So Hard To Achieve?
Who would have ever guessed? Nowadays, after so many years of rampant personal data sharing on websites and social media, people are starting to worry about their privacy again.
Unfortunately, there is one problem: once the toothpaste is out of the tube, you cannot simply put it back in, especially in highly-technical and hyperconnected environments such as the ones we experience in modern business, government, and society.
Join us for a conversation with Beverly Allen as we dig deeper into these issues. We discuss what we might do to stop companies from data harvesting and people from giving away their rights to the privacy of their personal information.
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WebAuthn, a new web authentication standard recently
approved by the W3C, finally offers websites, services, and applications
stronger multi-factor authentication that is also user-friendly.
Organizations and individuals can now move away from weak password-based
authentication altogether. Learn about enabling a streamlined and more secure
user authentication experience.
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From The Future Of The Future
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To The Moon And Back. Safely. | With Dr. Ron Ross
The future can be great if we make it so. And one way to be sure that it is going to be is to learn from our past as we try not to repeat the mistakes we have made. In this industry, we've made several mistakes. On the other hand, one thing we can learn from the past is that we need to continue to innovate; we need to push the envelope and take some risks—sometimes small ones and other times, well, some severe leaps into the dark.
We've made huge leaps and bounds towards a world we desired—or at least one we thought we wanted. Yet, at the same time, we aren't anywhere near to solving the problems that should—and could—have been solved a long time ago. How is this possible? Join us for this journey as we talk with Ron about all these topics and more. His experience gives him a unique perspective as we take a look a the present and the future world sitting at the intersection of technology, cybersecurity, and society.
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From Our Strategic Partners | ISSA International
NOVEMBER 2019 JOURNAL
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In This Edition
FEATURED: Secure DevOps before DevSecOps
By Tony Rice - ISSA member, Raleigh Chapter
This article discusses the opportunities DevSecOps offers to stand up infrastructure in a consistent, secure way as well as move discovery of security flaws earlier and more often in the software development life cycle, with a back-to-basics view of securing access to these resources first.
READ THIS FEATURED ARTICLE
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ADDITIONAL ARTICLES
DevSecOps: A Systemic Approach for Secure Software Development
By Seetharaman Jeganathan
Securing Terminology: Lessons from Interdisciplinary Research
By Delmer Nagy, Herbert Gomez, and Christopher Copeland
Changing the DevOps Culture One Security Scan at a Time
By Jon-Michael Lacek
The Python Programming Language: Relational Databases
By Constantinos Doskas - ISSA Senior Member, Northern Virginia Chapter
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