Join host Robb Boyd as he speaks with WWT's Jill Cochrane, Kris Carr, and Geoff Hancock, as they walk through different levels of cybersecurity maturity to give CISOs, CEOs and CIOs the confidence to improve their security postures wisely and maximize resources.

The rapid adoption of distributed workforce models has created a gap between IT and security when it comes to endpoints. In fact, a recent Ponemon Institute survey found half of today's enterprise endpoints are vulnerable to attack while more than a quarter of organizations lack visibility into what is happening at their endpoints. How can we get out of this mess?  Join WWT Executive Security Advisor John Aplin as he talks about the importance of taking a platform mentality when it comes to extended detection and response (XDR). John also discusses how XDR serves as a natural extension to EDR, helps draw the line between XDR marchitecture and reality, and identifies best practices he's seeing in the market today for moving toward an XDR approach. 

Today's threat landscape is broader than ever and cyberattacks are growing in volume and sophistication each and every day. In fact, hackers are launching new assaults at a clip of greater than one every minute of the day. Yet an alarming number of business leaders feel ill-prepared in the event a cyberattack hits their company. How can this be given the stakes involved? Join WWT Cyber Range Architect Brett Turner as he discusses what cyber threats pose the greatest risks to organizations this year and how companies can best address the expanding talent gap taking place in the cyber industry. Brett also talks about what it takes to become an ethical hacker and why dynamic, live-fire cyber exercises called Cyber Ranges could be your best bet to standing up to cyber criminals moving forward.

We are bringing back some of our favorite TEC37 episodes! In this TEC37 encore, we explore how CISOs can scale cybersecurity across the enterprise as security becomes increasingly tied to business success. Too often, the expense and damage to reputation that occurs after a sophisticated cyber attack can cause businesses irreparable harm. CISOs find themselves stuck between trying to secure new technology that will give their organization a competitive edge and protecting their legacy IT infrastructure and systems. Success requires an approach to cybersecurity that considers the business, architecture and operations. Join host Robb Boyd as he speaks with WWT's Geoff Hancock – Global Director of Cybersecurity Engineering, Warren Perils — Security Practice Manager for Global Service Provider and Comcast's Shena Tharnish — VP of Cybersecurity Products. They'll discuss steps organizations can take to implement holistic cybersecurity.

With the advent of the President's Executive Order (EO) on Improving the Nation's Cybersecurity, public sector agencies are under immense pressure to increase deployment of new technologies. The EO joins other federal cloud regulations and frameworks, including NIST EO 11 recommendations, DISA STIGS, and more, that call for a balance between accelerated development processes and strong security measures through DevOps and DevSecOps. But how can agencies meet the demands of adopting emerging technologies with a focus on security? This episode will discuss why it is important to utilize an operational framework that takes DevOps and DevSecOps best practices used for application development and applies them to infrastructure automation. It will address how this approach can eliminate risk by incorporating continuous threat monitoring capabilities and, most importantly, how the National Security Agency (NSA) has adopted this framework to support a successful cloud migration initiative.