In the interview, hosts Greg Otto, Editor-in-Chief at CyberScoop, and Jen O’Daniel, Investment Director at Center for Innovative Technology (CIT), talk with Attivo Networks CTO Tony Cole about deception tech and whether top-flight cybersecurity nation-states will ever agree on norms....
Attivo Networks, the award-winning leader in deception technology for cybersecurity defense, today announced that Chief Technology Officer Tony Cole will moderate a panel discussion at the FS-ISAC Fall Summit. The panel, titled “How Financial Services Institutions Can Counter Breaches by Moving to Active Defense,” will...
Short of that, it’s key to remember that you are the target and you must adapt to the inevitability of a breach. Prepare for the inevitable by hunting, using active cyber defense, building a real security awareness training program and leveraging the home-field advantage....
Tony Cole and Carolyn Crandall Become 2018 Distinguished Reboot Honorees for Their Influence and Leadership. FREMONT, Calif., Aug 24, 2018 – Attivo Networks®, the leader in deception solutions for cybersecurity defense, today announced that SC Media has named Tony Cole, chief technology officer at Attivo Networks,...
Among the major home field advantages that deception technology provides is that it enables the security defender to quickly identify attackers or policy violations, close the detection gap and shrink dwell time by rapidly detecting the growing number of in-network threats that other security controls...
“Healthcare breaches are a major concern and the levels of criticality are entirely dependent on the threat actor(s) involved,” said Cole, who is CTO of cybersecurity company Attivo Networks. “The companies that make up this part of our critical infrastructure have a hard job of...
Tony Cole, chief technology officer at Attivo Networks, discusses the recently introduced Federal Information Systems Safeguards Act, and why some unions are up in arms about it....
Attivo Networks Chief Technology Officer, Tony Cole, sits down with FedScoop at the Security Through Innovation Summit 2018 to discuss evolving cyber capabilities and how deception technology can help organizations implement an effective active defense strategy. ...
Security-focused service providers that don't have a deception strategy, take note: This market is on track to hit $1.5 billion by 2021 and can be the cure to the false-positive blues. MSPs looking to spot malicious insiders trying to move laterally through a network and reduce attacker dwell...
Deception technology is an emerging category of cyber defense that is particularly useful when it comes to IoT devices, SCADA systems and medical devices. Threatpost talks to Tony Cole, CTO of Attivo Networks, about how deception technology has evolved, the challenges behind and opportunities of...