Host Steve Morgan, Founder & Editor-in-Chief at Cybercrime Magazine is joined by Gordon Lawson, CEO @ Conceal and Christopher Miller, Former Acting Secretary of Defense where they talk about the growth of ransomware, the ineffectiveness of security controls and the collaboration between enterprise and government as we work together to defend against cybersecurity.
Conceal, today announced the launch of the Conceal Platform, which is based on years of experience supporting sensitive U.S. government and Fortune100 clients. The company also introduced its newest product, a transformative addition to the security industry called ConcealBrowse that performs pre- and post-processing of code on a computer to protect against browser-borne attacks.
Everyone has seen the famous The New Yorker cartoon (July 5, 1993) where a dog behind a computer informs a canine friend sitting nearby that “On the Internet, nobody knows you’re a dog.” There’s only one problem with this memorable phrase. It’s not true anymore.
Security professionals are well aware that sending an email to a colleague has always been the digital equivalent of sending a postcard. Now, given the aggressiveness and skill of today’s hackers, the situation with data on the internet is hardly much better. If your file storage has a public IP address, your data is vulnerable to attack.
Security organizations face a disturbing escalation in the number of threats – up 31% in 2021. Even more important, though, is their increasing variety and sophistication. The ConcealBrowse system uses a new tactic: isolation.
