Highlights

  • 1:44Prevalent cybercrime targets and reporting issues
  • 7:11Attack vectors
  • 9:11CaaS
  • 10:30Social engineering and psychological issues related to IT security
  • 14:10Ransomware
  • 17:55Blockchain technologies and SSL encryption
  • 22:25Deepfakes
  • 28:30Certifications as crime deterrents and common IT security mistakes
  • 31:20Passive biometrics, keystroke detection, and passwords as good psychological friction
  • 37:15Adolescents and hacking
IT Security

Assessing the cybersecurity landscape

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John Donegan in conversation with Andy Bates, Executive Director, Global Cyber Alliance

Published on April 13, 2021

In the latest installment of the ManageEngine Insights’ podcast, enterprise analyst John Donegan sits down with Andy Bates, the executive director of the Global Cyber Alliance. An expert in the field of cybersecurity, Bates discusses current IT security trends, attack vectors, crime deterrents, and other emerging issues, such as biometrics and blockchain technologies. Bates addresses user psychology as it relates to IT security, as well as some of the silver linings of the COVID pandemic.

Agenda

  • Businesses and industries most targeted by cybercrime
  • Prevalent attack vectors
  • Cybercrime-as-a-Service
  • Social engineering
  • Blockchain technologies
  • Deepfakes
  • Cybercrime deterrents
  • Psychology in cybersecurity

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