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An explanation of the five pillars or battlefields of Cybersecurity and how a Zero Trust approach can change the advantage on each battlefield. The five battlefields include Economics, Technology, Information, Education and Leadership.
List of contents
1. What is Zero Trust?.
2. The Five Battlefields of Cybersecurity.
3. The Impact of the Last 20 Years.
4. The Connected World.
5. Cybersecurity Problems are Hard Problems.
6. Advertising Our Vulnerabilities.
7. Why We Got Here.
8. The Institutionalization.
9. The End and The Beginning.
About the author
Dr Steve King
Managing Director, CyberTheory and Founder/Executive Director, CyberEd.io - Cybersecurity Expert certified CISM and CISSP - 20 years’ experience in Cybersecurity markets as CISO, CEO and CMO - Cybersecurity Technology Product and Services Sector founder and innovator - Digital Branding & Ad Agency founder - clients included Starbucks, Matson, Abercrombie & Fitch, Harley Davidson, Lucky Brands, United Airlines and Nike - 3x Cybersecurity Start-up Founder and Exec - Raised $40 million in VC - Multiple patents issued encompassing Remote Access MFA Authentication Method Using Adaptive Machine Learning, an Actionable Cyber Threat Intelligence Network Platform, an Architecture for an IoT Cyber-Risk Platform, a Contextual Semantic Search Architecture , Web-enabled Multimedia Audio Transfers, and Database Smart Query Processing - Former HealthCare and Computer Manufacturing CIO.
Kiren Chaudry
Kiren Chaudry is the product manager for CyberEd.io, the leading platform for cybersecurity education. Kiren’s role is to manage the conversations and content across teams from marketing to course creation to platform development and drive the vision for the relaunch of CyberEd.io. In addition to her role, she loves grammar, language, obsessing over detail and wearing the hat of part-time content editor. She earned her degree in Linguistics from Georgetown University and speaks English, Spanish, Russian and dabbles in Arabic.
Summary
An explanation of the five pillars or battlefields of Cybersecurity and how a Zero Trust approach can change the advantage on each battlefield. The five battlefields include Economics, Technology, Information, Education and Leadership.
