Issue 63: September 2019 - (IN)SECURE Magazine
Summary: Issue 63 of (IN)SECURE Magazine, dated September 2019, is organized around the theme of CISO challenges and lists contributors including Randy Barr of Topia, Julie Haney and Mary Theofanos of NIST's Usable Cybersecurity team, and Motti Sorani of CyberMDX. Its table of contents covers identifying evasive threats hiding inside the network, the NIST team working to make cybersecurity more user-friendly, a Black Hat USA 2019 report, unmanaged IoT and medical devices in healthcare, and six criteria for choosing a security orchestration vendor.
What's compelling: The issue frames its contents around CISO challenges and includes healthcare's blind spot of unmanaged IoT and medical devices, a category where unmanaged devices sit outside the controls security teams rely on.
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