The recent Pentagon breach — in which 21-year-old guardsman Jack Teixeira allegedly leaked sensitive intelligence on social media sites to elevate his social standing — is reigniting conversations about protecting data from malicious insiders. From the snake in the Garden of Eden (the original insider) to Snowden, Manning, Winner and now Teixeira, it only takes one bad apple to change the course of history.

Welcome to our video interview series, Speed Data: Quick Conversations With Cybersecurity Leaders. Like speed dating, our goal is to capture the hearts of CISOs with intriguing, unique insight in a rapid format for security leaders pressed for time.

With the rise in sophisticated ransomware and other cybersecurity threats, having the right tools in place to protect sensitive data and prevent breaches is critical for your organization’s safety.

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Across the globe, CL0P ransomware group is extorting hundreds of organizations — including federal government agencies — after exploiting a critical SQLi vulnerability in MOVEit Transfer, potentially leading to arbitrary remote code execution and unauthorized data access. New victims seem to emerge daily, with CL0P threatening to publish stolen data publicly if organizations don’t pay up.

It can take hours of combing through Profiles, Permission Sets, Permission Set Groups, and more to understand a user’s rights in Salesforce (and how they got them). When your security team is fielding urgent requests for insight into what sensitive data employees who left to work for a competitor could have taken with them, time is of the essence.

We’re excited to introduce our new video interview series, "Speed Data: Quick Conversations With Cybersecurity Leaders." Like speed dating, our goal is to capture the hearts of CISOs with intriguing, unique insight presented in a rapid format for security leaders pressed for time.

In the movie Apollo 13, three astronauts returning to Earth are unaware of their perilous reentry. Back in Houston at Mission Control, chief flight director Gene Kranz (played by Ed Harris) comments on the unfortunate events, saying: "Is there anything they can do about it?" No one dared to speak. "Then they don't need to know."

Protecting your company's data is increasingly difficult as more and more data is created across your organization.

When you think of Fisherman's Wharf, cable cars, and all-things San Francisco, do you feel the buzz and excitement of RSAC season? With this year’s RSA Conference just a couple of weeks away, and with more than 500 sessions planned, it can be a bit overwhelming to sort out which sessions are must-attends and which keynotes are going to be first-class.

Protecting your company’s data from attackers while adhering to data laws is a big ask for any CISO. It can feel like you’ve been asked to spin plates and win a boxing match, at the same time.