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Matthew Rosenquist
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I am a CISO and Cybersecurity Strategist, with a passion to preserve trust in digital technology.
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2020-12-12 05:53
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Why Trust in Digital Tech is the Key to Future Innovation - Hexcon21 Session by Matthew Rosenquist
I was honored to speak at the Hexcon21 cybersecurity virtual conference this year and wanted to repost my presentation for all who did not get a chance to watch the life event. I discussed why trust in
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ATMIA 2021 ATM Security Conference
I had a great time learning and speaking at the ATMIA 2021 ATM security conference in Minneapolis MN. A good blend of physical and cybersecurity risk discussions. ▶️ 3Speak
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2021 Cybersecurity Symposium for Smart Cities Virtual Conference
The 2021 Cybersecurity Symposium for Smart Cities virtual conference will explore the successes and discuss the challenges of building, managing, and sustaining these communities in a secure and trustworthy
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CyberSecurity
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4 Phases of Cybersecurity Maturity
There are four typical evolutionary maturity levels for cybersecurity programs. The benefits and drawbacks of each phase creates a natural tension that pulls organizations forward to become better at managing
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CyberSecurity
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Cybersecurity Progresses from Mitigating Risks to Deliver Profit Opportunities
Forward thinking companies are showing leadership by leveraging cybersecurity capabilities to contribute to market position and profitability opportunities. Please click the Like button if you found this
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Cybercriminals are Soliciting Disgruntled Employees to Deploy Ransomware
Cybercriminals are soliciting the help of disgruntled employees to infect critical systems with ransomware! This is a disturbing new tactic that could amplify the already serious risks that insiders pose.
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Anti-Money Laundering Detection Tool on the Dark Web
A new tool is gaining popularity on the dark web which provides insights to users if their cryptocurrency activity might be flagged by authorities as potentially illicit. Such a tool can provide cybercriminals
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CyberSecurity
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Arguments Against Criminalizing Ransomware Payments
The goal is to effectively end ransomware as a significant cybersecurity risk for everyone. In exploring the different strategic options, one path has emerged superior, in which the flow of money to the
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CyberSecurity
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Demotivating Ransomware Attackers by Ending Ransom Payments
Outlawing payments will result in the abandonment of ransomware attacks. By stopping the flow of money, we can demotivate cybercriminals who will shift to other activities that are more profitable than
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CyberSecurity
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This is How to End Ransomware
We can rid the world of ransomware attacks to such an extent they are no longer a likely risk vector! It is possible, but we all have to work together. It all starts with one simple yet controversial concept:
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CyberSecurity
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Why REvil Ransomware Group Suddenly Disappeared
The notorious REvil ransomware cybercriminal group suddenly disappeared without explanation, spurring lots of speculation in the cybersecurity community. In this week’s video, we go over the results of
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CyberSecurity
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Ransomware Explained - Ending Ransomware
Stopping ransomware from being an impactful menace is the grand goal, but what are the specific criteria for success we should be striving for? Without clear objectives, we are often consumed with trivial
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CyberSecurity
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3 Fundamental Ways of Stopping Cyberattacks
There are only 3 fundamental ways to stop attacks from motivated and intelligent adversaries. Let’s identify and explore those options, and discuss how they may be applied to undermine Ransomware. This
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CyberSecurity
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Ransomware Cybersecurity Fireside Chat
In today’s fireside chat, we discuss the relevance, proactive, and reactive considerations every organization should consider as they face Ransomware. I am joined by Alex Rayter, Principal at Phoenix 2.0,
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CyberSecurity
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Ransomware Explained - Understanding the Attackers
Understanding the attackers is the first step in identifying an effective, efficient, and sustainable paths to mitigating the risks of ransomware. The root cause of ransomware resides with the people behind
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CyberSecurity
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Ransomware Explained - Increasing Costs and Impact
Ransomware risks are skyrocketing with increasing costs and greater impacts that are expanding to affect everyone! It is a growing threat to organizations and national critical infrastructures connected
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CyberSecurity
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Ransomware Explained Video Series
Ransomware is a rising threat to every organization, device, and person connected to the Internet. All the products, services, and critical infrastructures are at risk of being victimized. We are all being
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CyberSecurity
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2 Biggest Factors Driving the Future of Cybersecurity
Cybersecurity can appear random and chaotic, but there are basic fundamentals that drive the course of cyberattacks. In today’s video, I dive into the two biggest factors that shape cybersecurity risks,
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CyberSecurity
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Paying Ransomware Should be Illegal
Ransomware is a growing problem that must be STOPPED! Cybercriminals are accumulating fortunes by impacting individuals, businesses, critical systems, and digital services. Some victims are paying ransoms
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CyberSecurity
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The Colonial Pipeline Cyberattack Might be Good for America
The Colonial Pipeline ransomware attack, that caused fear of fuel shortages on the US East Coast, might be exactly what the nation needed to improve Critical Infrastructure security! In this week’s video,
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