Tenable Cyber Watch: sfide "shift left", tentativi anti-ransomware, i rischi quantistici e l'ansia del CISO
Beat the Monday blues with cyber news you can use | Shift-left efforts falling short. The White House’s war on ransomware. Everything you’ve ever wanted to know about CISOs. The quantum computing risk for critical infrastructure.
Don’t miss the latest episode of the Tenable Cyber Watch. The weekly newscast is an antidote to cybersecurity’s information overload, designed to help you separate the signal from the noise.
On this week’s episode of the Tenable Cyber Watch host Jirah Mickle tackles four hot topics that matter: ransomware; quantum computing; CISOs; and DevSecOps.
Check out the video and get the latest on:
- Why shift-left efforts are falling off and what organizations can do about it.
- The global shortage of IT cybersecurity pros worsens. What you need to know.
- Everything you’ve ever wanted to know about CISOs — including how much they earn and what stresses them out.
- The quantum computing cyber risk for critical infrastructure and what it means for the future.
Featuring data-rich insights, context about developing events, breaking news and much more, the Tenable Cyber Watch is cyber news you can use. Join us here every Monday at 9:00am ET for the latest episode or subscribe to our playlist on YouTube.
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