21 min
Going to RSA? Nope. So let's talk about Tik Tok and Kaspersky #CISOlife
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In this episode of #CISOLife, hosts Brian Haugli and Dmitriy Sokolovskiy, delve into the dynamics of the RSA Conference, exploring its evolving relevance and the broader implications for cybersecurity. They discuss the nature of cybersecurity events, the benefits of smaller, local conferences like Secure World, and the importance of vendor relationships and ROI in cybersecurity. The conversation also touches on recent news involving TikTok and Kaspersky, highlighting the cybersecurity and geopolitical concerns associated with these companies.Key Points Covered:RSA Conference Overview:Brian and Dimitri discuss the RSA Conference's shift from a must-attend cybersecurity event to one that may not offer the same value for everyone. They note that while the conference was previously a hub for significant industry insights, it now serves more as a networking event.Local vs. Global Conferences:The hosts compare the benefits of global conferences like RSA to regional events like Secure World in Boston, which offer more focused networking opportunities and potential for local partnerships.Cybersecurity Event ROI:Discussion on the return on investment for companies participating in cybersecurity conferences, emphasizing the strategic considerations for both established companies and startups.TikTok and Cybersecurity Risks:The episode addresses the security risks associated with TikTok, including data privacy concerns and the potential for foreign influence, reflecting on recent U.S. government actions to potentially restrict the app.Kaspersky's Scrutiny:They also cover concerns around Kaspersky, given its Russian roots and the potential risks this poses in terms of data privacy and national security.Call to Action:Encouragement for viewers to engage with the topics discussed by commenting on their experiences with cybersecurity events, and sharing their perspectives on TikTok and Kaspersky.Conclusion:The episode wraps up with a discussion on the importance of understanding the sources of one's information and the implications of misinformation online, stressing the need for vigilance in digital consumption.Engagement: Viewers are invited to subscribe for more insights from CISOLife, share their experiences, and follow the discussion on various social media platforms using the hashtag #CISOLife.
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In this episode of #CISOLife, hosts Brian Haugli and Dmitriy Sokolovskiy, delve into the dynamics of the RSA Conference, exploring its evolving relevance and the broader implications for cybersecurity. They discuss the nature of cybersecurity events, the benefits of smaller, local conferences like Secure World, and the importance of vendor relationships and ROI in cybersecurity. The conversation also touches on recent news involving TikTok and Kaspersky, highlighting the cybersecurity and geopolitical concerns associated with these companies.Key Points Covered:RSA Conference Overview:Brian and Dimitri discuss the RSA Conference's shift from a must-attend cybersecurity event to one that may not offer the same value for everyone. They note that while the conference was previously a hub for significant industry insights, it now serves more as a networking event.Local vs. Global Conferences:The hosts compare the benefits of global conferences like RSA to regional events like Secure World in Boston, which offer more focused networking opportunities and potential for local partnerships.Cybersecurity Event ROI:Discussion on the return on investment for companies participating in cybersecurity conferences, emphasizing the strategic considerations for both established companies and startups.TikTok and Cybersecurity Risks:The episode addresses the security risks associated with TikTok, including data privacy concerns and the potential for foreign influence, reflecting on recent U.S. government actions to potentially restrict the app.Kaspersky's Scrutiny:They also cover concerns around Kaspersky, given its Russian roots and the potential risks this poses in terms of data privacy and national security.Call to Action:Encouragement for viewers to engage with the topics discussed by commenting on their experiences with cybersecurity events, and sharing their perspectives on TikTok and Kaspersky.Conclusion:The episode wraps up with a discussion on the importance of understanding the sources of one's information and the implications of misinformation online, stressing the need for vigilance in digital consumption.Engagement: Viewers are invited to subscribe for more insights from CISOLife, share their experiences, and follow the discussion on various social media platforms using the hashtag #CISOLife.
Follow us -
Website - https://sidechannel.com
Podcast - https://anchor.fm/cisolife
LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/company/sidechannelsecurity/
Twitter / X - https://twitter.com/sidechannelsec
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