Conceal, today announced a partnership with Carahsoft Technology Corp., The Trusted Government IT Solutions Provider®, to protect government agencies from ransomware using the Conceal Platform which incorporates intelligence-grade, Zero Trust technology.
In this podcast, Scott Greaux discusses zero trust – the impact it has on an organization, what framework security leaders and CISOs should be implementing and more.
If malware gets into a computer, it’s too late. And since the vast majority of malware uses the browser as a way to deploy its malicious payload, this is the logical place to set up roadblocks and determine when isolation is required. Conceal CSO, Dustin Webber explains why it’s important to err on the side of caution and adopt the deny-by-default policy.
We have seen a paradigm shift in the role the Federal government is expected to play in cyber security. Until recently, it was assumed that companies (along with educational institutions and state and local governments) were responsible for their own cybersecurity. Now, it’s clear that cyber crime doesn’t merely threaten individuals or individual companies – it threatens the common infrastructure that we all depend on. Conceal CEO, Gordon Lawson explains why companies and public works organizations that comprise our infrastructure need to be more diligent than ever in managing vulnerabilities and defending their endpoints.
Designing and building a zero-trust framework begins with a critical acknowledgment: The perimeter is dead. Today’s highly interconnected world—linked by clouds, containers, APIs and more—means that there’s no way to place a guard at the palace entrance to stop intruders from entering. Zero Trust requires a completely different mindset, and it extends beyond vendors and technology. Gordon Lawson CEO explains how Zero Trust can protect your business, along with best practices advice for implementing a Zero Trust framework
In this podcast, Gordon Lawson and John Karabias discuss phishing and why protecting our critical infrastructure is a top priority.
Alissa Knight, Advisor to Conceal, Gordon Lawson, CEO @ Conceal and Steve Morgan host from Cybercrime Magazine dive into application security and discuss the challenges and highlights of how IT professionals can converge observability and security and close the gap in vulnerability management.
Over the past five years or so, we’ve observed lines blur when it comes to warfare. Combat is no longer always on the physical battlefield; instead, wars can now be fought from bedrooms or coffee shops. In an interview with Cybersecurity Ventures, Miller, together with Gordon Lawson, chief executive officer of Conceal, explained how the warfare landscape is changing and why there is a gradual shift to the defensive side of the coin.
In this podcast discusses the Dark Web – what it is, how it’s getting darker and busier and how to protect yourself and your organization from risks.
More threat actors are exploiting the browser as an attack vector, largely because it’s becoming a popular way to access corporate applications and resources. As a means to counter browser-borne malicious software, such as Trojans, worms or ransomware, ConcealBrowse can be planted on an endpoint by a network administrator where it will monitor all code as it runs to determine if it presents a threat to an organization.
