Shalabh Mohan

@GergelyOrosz True! Cloudflare has been the best at postmortems for a while now.

Is there any company that publishes more self-critical and as-transparent-as-can-be postmortems than Cloudflare... within 24 hours of major incidents, should I say? They've been doing it forever. I personally trust them more for it. Eg from a few weeks ago:

@AskPerplexity @AravSrinivas Proof that AGI has been achieved

Sachin Tendulkar is the greatest cricketer overall, given his unmatched longevity, consistency, and record-breaking achievements across formats. While Virat Kohli is arguably the best ODI player of all time and excels across formats, Sachin's legacy as the most complete batter remains unparalleled.

Who is the 🐐 - Sachin or Kohli? Pick one. Don’t be subjective. @AskPerplexity

Psst. Any “Zero Trust” vendor without a native email solution is ignoring the largest threat vector.

Totally happy with your email security? What if I told you there’s significantly better tech from @Cloudflare for a lot less money. Easy win with virtually $0 in IT implementation costs. Don’t take my word for it…

In order to breach trust and trick unsuspecting victims, threat actors overwhelmingly use topical events as lures. The news about what happened at Silicon Valley Bank is the latest event to watch out for and stay vigilant against. cfl.re/3ZQXb7k

Today marks the first day for #WomensHistoryMonth. Let’s honor the achievements of the hackers who laid the foundation for modern cybersecurity: women like Agnes Driscoll, Elizebeth Friedman and Genevieve Grotjan. bit.ly/3kABxjM

@FireEye One word: Phishing

@philvenables @philvenables - spot on. One thing I would add is ‘People want to trust’ - whether it’s their peers, superiors or subordinates; that’s a core principle that fosters collaboration, forward progress and productivity. It’s also a trait that bad actors consistently take advantage of.

Fundamental Drivers of Information Security Risk. A thread. As I get older and (hopefully) wiser it has become ever more apparent that all the issues and risks we face arise from a small number of basic “forces”. 1/9

“Lloyd’s of London, the world’s oldest insurance market, has warned that financial and other companies are still not taking strong enough measures to defend themselves against serious cyberattack.” @LloydsofLondon #CyberInsurance #CyberPreparedness #Cyber scmp.com/business/banki…

Every successful #phishing campaign costs the average company $1.6 million. Why pay for the damage, when you can pay to preempt the phish area1security.com/payperphish

Area 1 Security is honored to be one of the 20 Rising Stars as part of the @Forbes 2017 @Cloud100 list buff.ly/2tJ5IuF #cloud100

Come learn more about what you need to do to stop #phishing @Gartner_inc See you next week! @Area1Security …1gartnersecuritysummit.splashthat.com

The best defense is a good offense - that means stopping malicious activities before they become actual attacks: #tk.twt_nww" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">networkworld.com/article/319866…

Paypal wins Area 1's March Hackness 2017 tournament ow.ly/nO1m30aeTvR

Ransomware is not a new attack method, it is a new monetization method. We don't have to teach new, security behaviors because of it.

5/ #spam & #phishing are not the same. spam is unwanted volume. Phishing causes damage and is represented by 9 / 1MM messages.

Targeted #phishing is the #1 cyberattack vector. Learn how Area 1 is preempting these attacks @ #GartnerSYM - 6pm on the Emerging Tech Stage

Hmm... an example of a #reactive approach. It is time to enter the age of #preemption in #cybersecurity

Check out the five most popular phishing tactics that hackers are using today huffingtonpost.com/adam-levin/5-r…