Jason Clark

Check out my latest article: Solving Security’s Last Frontier: Why I Went All-In on Cyera and is now worth $6 Billion. linkedin.com/pulse/solving-… via @LinkedIn

The difference between SASE and the more-recently-coined SSE can be a little confusing. Learn what distinguishes #SASE from #SSE, and why both concepts are fundamental to building cloud-centric security and networking architectures of the future. bit.ly/3z157ob

The Security Visionaries podcast is for executives and practitioners sharing practical ideas and a down-to-earth view of #digitaltransformation. Listen now to the first episode with SVP and Chief Technology Officer of Northwestern Mutual, Erick Rudiak: lnkd.in/dz4scGue

.@Netskope is proud to share a sneak peek of The Security Visionaries Podcast! On this #podcast, you'll hear the secrets, strategies, and tactics of top practitioners and thought leaders in cloud security, networking, IT infrastructure, workflow optimization, and AI.

In the immediate aftermath of a ransomware attack, what's the biggest mistake a company can make? Execs from @CrowdStrike, @Darktrace, @absolutecorp, @rapid7 and @Netskope place themselves inside a crisis and share the biggest missteps your team can make: protocol.com/braintrust/big…

Cybersecurity pros are split on banning ransomware payments. Today's Cybersecurity 202 w/ @aaronjschaffer washingtonpost.com/politics/2021/…

@Joseph_Marks_ No. More companies will choose not to engage law enforcement and just pay. Gov should focus on solving at the root of the problem and help people be more secure. Let's raise the bar to make the world safer, not react and penalize victims because they're trying to get data back.

Should governments work toward banning ransomware payments? Yes/ no/ maybe? Share your thoughts for tomorrow's Cybersecurity 202.

COVID’s silver lining: The race to cloud-based cybersecurity quickens ift.tt/2RZruKG

A glut of cloud apps makes it easier for hackers to break into companies, says an exec at $3 billion Netskope, which is hiring over 400 workers as cybersecurity demand surges businessinsider.com/startup-netsko…

Maybe 2007 after TJ Maxx then all the change PCI drove or all the awareness that came to APTs in 2013 from Target breach and what followed.

This past year was the greatest and fastest change I have seen in my decades of cybersecurity. Every security leader I talk to is saying the same thing and also trying to figure out how to communicate how unprecedented this is. What do you think is even close to this much change?

How do I select a DLP solution for my business? helpnetsecurity.com/2021/05/03/sel… - @DigitalGuardian @cybertimmay @Netskope @JasonClarkCSO @bitglass @zscaler @NightfallAI @Acronis @omelnikov @Lookout @teramindco @code42 @TrendMicro @orangeklaxon #cybersecurity #security #infosecurity

There is no cybersecurity skills gap, but CISOs must think creatively tcrn.ch/3tTBCmu by @Netskope

Many thanks to @IanDBarker and the @BetaNews team for chatting about how #ZeroTrust is a game changer for protecting organizations and data.

Check out my latest article: Five Actionable Ways You Can Stand Up Against Racism & Injustice linkedin.com/pulse/five-act… via @LinkedIn

Five Actionable Ways You Can Stand Up Against Racism & Injustice linkedin.com/pulse/five-act… via @LinkedIn

What should security executives stop doing? linkedin.com/pulse/what-sho…

Too often CISOs are the ones that get fired or pushed out when a breach occurs (aka fall guy), or they are pressured by leadership to sign off on risks that run contrary to their recommendations and professional standards. The CISO also carries substantia…lnkd.in/epvjRtP

If you are a first time or aspiring CISO, the Security Advisor Alliance is offering a class to help you in the tran…lnkd.in/e7RSNgC

Good strategic advice from Mckinsey on redesigning your operating model for the future. lnkd.in/eDZxf_7