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...
Tony Cole, CTO of cybersecurity firm Attivo Networks, told CyberScoop that the attacks on Cisco switches showed that organizations are still slow to detect advanced hackers that have breached their networks. “Today’s preventative-focused security infrastructure is and will continue to be somewhat inept at stopping...
Staying on the topic of savvy hires, Attivo Networks scored this week when it named Tony Cole, previously global government CTO at security tech developer FireEye, as its own new CTO. Attivo, a developer of deception-based cyber threat detection systems, looks to boost its presence...
Attivo Networks has named FireEye veteran Tony Cole as its CTO as the company looks to boost its presence in the government, financial services, and oil and gas verticals. The Fremont, Calif.-based vendor brought Cole on board to help Attivo deliver more clarity to the...