Bill Brenner

3 weeks ago | scworld.com | Bill Brenner

Deepfake technologies have transformed the cybersecurity landscape, presenting unprecedented challenges for organizations worldwide. In a recent expert discussion, Ping Identity's Maya Ogranovitch Scott and Darrell Geusz unpacked the alarming growth and implications of deepfake fraud. The technology's accessibility is perhaps most concerning. Open-source tools and affordable SaaS services now enable almost anyone to create convincing audio and video impersonations.

3 weeks ago | scworld.com | Bill Brenner

Cloud environments often appear secure on the surface, but the underlying architecture can hide overlooked risks. Three recurring missteps—often in routing and access control—continue to impact performance and security posture in hybrid environments. 1. Over-reliance on public internet routingOrganizations often assume that cloud traffic—once encrypted—is inherently safe to send across public internet routes.

3 weeks ago | scworld.com | Bill Brenner

The shift to hybrid work and multi-cloud operations has exposed weaknesses in traditional network architectures. A full mesh approach to secure access is emerging as a scalable way to address both connectivity and security concerns across distributed environments. Distributed cloud environments are straining traditional networksAs businesses expand their use of cloud platforms, SaaS applications, and remote work models, many are discovering that their legacy network architecture isn’t keeping up.

3 weeks ago | scworld.com | Bill Brenner

Legacy security infrastructure may seem like a safe bet—but in reality, it’s draining IT budgets with outdated hardware, inefficient processes, and overlapping tools. Here’s how to identify hidden costs and unlock new value through modern, cloud-based security strategies. Hidden cost #1: implementation delaysWhat looks like a quick install on paper often translates into weeks of integration, testing, training, and troubleshooting.

3 weeks ago | scworld.com | Bill Brenner

With security budgets under strain and complexity on the rise, CIOs are rethinking how they measure the true cost—and value—of network protection. A new framework for evaluating total cost of ownership (TCO) helps tech leaders navigate smarter, more sustainable investments. The expanding perimeter is squeezing budgetsToday’s hybrid workforce spans offices, homes, and public networks—accessing SaaS, cloud, and legacy systems from anywhere.