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End of Life Software: Risks, Dangers & What to Do Next
Understanding what to do when you have EOL software becomes crucial to the security of your organization. So, what happens when your system reaches EOL?
When software reaches EOL, it means that program will no longer be supported by the developer and there will be no more updates. Without updates and bug fixes, this software becomes vulnerable to hackers and cyber criminals.
Stagehand: S1 Origins
I’m sitting at a table in one of the offices of my private security firm in a tense, but now familiar, setting. No matter who the client is, there’s always a strange energy when extremely wealthy and powerful people are asking you to accomplish the seemingly impossible, discreetly. Today’s client, Lincoln Palmer, runs a hedge fund that thought it made the low risk choice by selecting the top cybersecurity firm in the country to protect its data—low risk until last week, when its CISO was kidnapped.
The 9-to-5 Workday is Dead. Here’s What CISOs Must Do
The pandemic has eradicated the traditional 9-to-5 workday. Employees are juggling kids, pets, and family during the day on top of their daily work responsibilities. Some employees handle it better than others. The younger workforce, in fact, has not only adapted to this new work environment, they’ve thrived in it. CISOs and other leadership members must accept this new work environment, including flexible work hours and trust the work will get done. Delegate tasks and give a hard deadline then trust the work will be completed on time. Adapt a trust but verify approach and check in if needed, but otherwise refrain from micromanaging.
