Security News > 2022 > October > Week in review: MS Exchange zero-days exploited, AD attack paths, developing secure APIs
Introducing the book: Project Zero TrustIn this Help Net Security video interview, George Finney, CSO at Southern Methodist University, talks about his latest book - "Project Zero Trust: A Story about a Strategy for Aligning Security and the Business".
How the CIO's relationship to IT security is changingIn this Help Net Security video, Joe Leonard, CTO at GuidePoint Security, illustrates how the role of the CIO is changing as cybersecurity priorities and responsibilities are creeping into the job description.
Cloud security trends: What makes cloud infrastructure vulnerable to threats?In this Help Net Security video, Chris Caridi, Strategic Cyber Threat Analyst at IBM X-Force, talks about the findings of the latest IBM Security X-Force Cloud Security Threat Landscape Report.
Embedded IoT security threats and challengesIn this Help Net Security video, Hubertus Grobbel, VP of Security Solutions at Swissbit, discusses the insecurity of IoT devices and offers tips on how to secure them.
The significance of parallel tasks execution for security teamsIn this Help Net Security video, Leonid Belkind, CTO at Torq, discusses parallel execution, which enables security operations professionals to execute more tasks simultaneously to enrich, analyze, contain, and resolve security threats.
The current state of cloud securityIn this Help Net Security video, Ryan Sydlik, Security Engineer at Telos, explores where cloud security stands today, what challenges remain from the pandemic, and how organizations can address them.
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