Isaac Kohen

Apr 9, 2024 | hackernoon.com | Isaac Kohen

Insider threats are a problem as old as time. So, why are we still not so great at dealing with them? Or more to the point, why does the security industry not seem to be nearly as developed in its methodology when it comes to identifying these insiders? At least, in relation to how frameworks have been created for other areas of security.

Apr 9, 2024 | trainingmag.com | Isaac Kohen

Let’s start with something obvious: cybersecurity is a big problem. It’s also an equal opportunity offender, impacting small businesses, expansive enterprises, government agencies, and nonprofits with frightening frequency. Last year, there were nearly 2,000 data breaches in the United States, collectively compromising the personal information of more than 400 million people.

Mar 22, 2024 | securityboulevard.com | Wajahat Raja |Teri Robinson |Isaac Kohen

By Wajahat Raja,Teri Robinson,Isaac Kohen,Social-Engineer The exploitation of Microsoft Exchange Server made headlines earlier this year, sending security teams scrambling to patch their servers before malicious actors had a chance to compromise their system. According to Microsoft, ...

Mar 20, 2024 | dataversity.net | Isaac Kohen

We know them as friends, colleagues, acquaintances, work wives or husbands, and sometimes, the competition. They are the people we spend more time with than our own families. They are our co-workers and employees. They are also our greatest cybersecurity vulnerabilities. Insider threats, which include employees, contractors, or others with direct access to company data and IT infrastructure, represent a significant risk to companies of every size in every sector.

Mar 8, 2024 | securityboulevard.com | Isaac Kohen

These are tense times in many workplaces. In the tech sector, 1,000 tech companies laid off more than 260,000 employees last year, with a recent New York Times headline declaring that tech layoffs are entering a new phase, which is to say more and more targeted layoffs. This continuation of the "Year of Efficiency" impacts people's perception of their jobs in the tech industry and beyond.