Security leaders on incidents, controls and what they changed. The 6 strongest moments from named speakers, word for word, each playable from the second it was said. Updated .
“One person's official responsibility… can create a household cyber security checklist and put it in their own personal calendar to get an email notification once a year”
“Those multi-factor authentication codes… are the keys to the kingdom for cyber criminals”
“I have my own security agent that reviews the code. And it's like, well, Claude just created the code. But then Claude is now with its security app going, well, that code is insecure.”
“We have to have an annual independent risk assessment, validating the security.”
“There is a gambit of tools that can extract your network configurations, right, or your virtual firewall, you know, security group settings and diagnose what, you know, quickly understand what could or couldn't be problematic around them, right? Like it's going to flag if you have a tenant open to the internet”
“We built it from ground up. So, you know, at the time, you know, I was the accounts payable clerk, you know, the superintendent, you know, the security guard. And we built it, leased it up and then sold it for a pretty decent profit.”
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