Written by: Carolyn Crandall, CMO and Chief Deception Officer – In part 1 of my Black Hat recap, I published a post highlighting some of the key themes and noteworthy topics that drove conversations at Black Hat 2018. One development that was abundantly clear, was how far deception technology adoption has progressed during the past year.
Written by: Carolyn Crandall, CMO and Chief Deception Officer – With another busy Black Hat now behind us, we’re catching our breath and reflecting on some of the key themes at this year’s event. Prior to the show, I put together a list of activities and events for attendees to look out for.I expected to see a lot of buzz on privacy, mobile, and device security around critical infrastructure, IoT, and payment systems. I also expected to see a slew of new innovations introduced to address the expanding attack surfaces and evolving exploits that organizations must deal with in the modern threatscape.
Written by: Carolyn Crandall, CMO and Chief Deception Officer – Given the popularity of my last must see and do blog for RSA, I am continuing the tradition for Black Hat USA. If you are planning to attend, here are some top things to see and do.
