This is an interview with George Hulme is an internationally recognized writer who has been covering the technology and information security space for more than 20 years, with pieces appearing in ComputerWorld, Network Computing, CSOOnline and a host of other print publications. In this Q&A we spoke with John Masserini, chief information security officer at…
On this episode of Cyber Security Business, we sit down with John Masserini, CISO, Millicom, to discuss identity and access management in the current security environment. Excerpt: Kevin West: Welcome to Cyber Security Business with Kevin & Kevin. I’m Kevin West, the CEO of K logix and I’m here with Kevin Pouche, our COO. In our…
The evolution is underway. Our infrastructures are borderless, our critical data is cloud based, and our users work from anyplace on the globe – or 36,000 feet above it. Our legacy controls are as outdated as the conceptual hardened perimeter and our users are still human; and will still succumb to the (not so) well…
Honored to be included in this multi-topic whitepaper on how to manage risk throughout the enterprise by partnering with your business lines. In this special Risk Management report by Ethisphere and Opus, risk executives share their insights and opinions on how to build a successful culture of risk management in today’s enterprise. Executives from Finance, Risk,…
Recap of a panel discussion which focused on a few key data security topics and included Mike Marsilio, director of security and compliance, DTI; Mark Connelly, CISO, Thomson Reuters; Steve Katz, board member at Glasswall Solutions; John Masserini, CSO, The MIAX Exchange; and Mark Olson, vice president and CISO, Iron Mountain. ENEMIES AT THE GATE:…
In the aftermath of the Target breach, there has been a lot of press lately on the need for a CISO in the boardroom. The Wall Street Journal, the NY Times, Forbes, and a host of other business publications are calling for a senior information risk executive to have the proverbial ‘seat at the table’…
The time for FUD is over… Long Live FUD… I’ve been known to say that ‘I’ve been in InfoSec since before it was cool’. After twenty years of being on the front lines, first as a consultant, then as the one responsible for implementing a strategy and building the programs, I’ve truly lost count…
The very first piece I had published was in 2002 for a Privacy Officers newsletter discussing how secure enclaves would be beneficial to the privacy effort. Ensuring Privacy through Secure Enclaves: Secure Architecture Designs that Enable Privacy For years, security experts have been evangelizing the benefit of replacing the monolithic “goeverywhere-and-do-everything” network paradigm with one…