Explores how well organizations are prepared to address the threat of business email compromise. Highlights low readiness by many organizations today across people, process, and technology solutions. Sponsored by Mimecast, RPost, and SonicWall.
Osterman Research discusses the findings of the recent Cybersecurity in Government research with Kevin Jones of Virsec. Webinar hosted by Virsec on December 2, 2021.
Zero trust offers a modern approach for security to meet modern work designs and tackle the cybersecurity challenges facing organizations. This research explores how organizations are deploying and planning to deploy a zero trust architecture. Sponsored by Archive360, BIO-key International, Progress MOVEit, SonicWall, and Symmetry Systems.
Examines the operational resilience agenda in the financial services industry, and outlines what financial services organizations need to consider in embracing the agenda fully. Sponsored by Nutanix.
Discussion between Osterman Research and BIO-key on current trends and issues with cybersecurity preparedness in the government sector. Webinar hosted by BIO-key.
Research into how well large companies manage risk from subsidiaries, what difficulties they encounter, and the ramifications of these. Sponsored by CyCognito.
Explores the current state of cybersecurity threats, preparedness, and response capability in the government sector. It offers direction to decision-makers and influencers working in the government sector on increasing the maturity and effectiveness of cybersecurity protections in government. Sponsored by Anomali, BIO-key International, KnowBe4, Mimecast, Progress MOVEit, and Virsec.
Presenting the findings of our recent report on security blind spots in the software supply chain. Webinar hosted by GrammaTech.
Discussing the findings on vulnerable open-source components in commercial off-the-shelf software. A conversation between Deb Radcliff for GrammaTech’s Shift Left Academy and Michael Sampson from Osterman Research.
The findings of an investigation into the use of open-source components in commercial off-the-shelf software—many of which have a list of known vulnerabilities—across five common software categories. Sponsored by GrammaTech.
