In this episode of the No Trust podcast, John Spiegel engages with cybersecurity expert Joshua Copeland, who shares his insights on the fundamental flaws in the cybersecurity landscape.
They discuss the leadership vacuum in the industry, the pitfalls of compliance theater, and the overwhelming vendor hype that complicates tool selection.
Joshua emphasizes the need for a proactive approach to security, aligning cybersecurity with business objectives, and the importance of effective communication with leadership.
The conversation culminates in actionable takeaways for cybersecurity leaders looking to improve their strategies and outcomes.
Key Takeaways:
• Cybersecurity has a leadership vacuum that needs addressing.
• Compliance does not equate to security; it's often just theater.
• Organizations suffer from tool sprawl and lack of strategy.
• Vendor hype can distort risk perception and lead to poor decisions.
• Security leaders must communicate in business terms to gain support.
• Proactive security measures can prevent costly breaches.
• Understanding the business is crucial for effective cybersecurity leadership.
• Cybersecurity can be a revenue-generating function if aligned with business goals.
• Leverage existing tools before chasing new ones.
• Focus on redesigning critical processes for better security outcomes.
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In this episode of the No Trust podcast, John Spiegel engages with cybersecurity expert Joshua Copeland, who shares his insights on the fundamental flaws in the cybersecurity landscape.
They discuss the leadership vacuum in the industry, the pitfalls of compliance theater, and the overwhelming vendor hype that complicates tool selection.
Joshua emphasizes the need for a proactive approach to security, aligning cybersecurity with business objectives, and the importance of effective communication with leadership.
The conversation culminates in actionable takeaways for cybersecurity leaders looking to improve their strategies and outcomes.
Key Takeaways:
• Cybersecurity has a leadership vacuum that needs addressing.
• Compliance does not equate to security; it's often just theater.
• Organizations suffer from tool sprawl and lack of strategy.
• Vendor hype can distort risk perception and lead to poor decisions.
• Security leaders must communicate in business terms to gain support.
• Proactive security measures can prevent costly breaches.
• Understanding the business is crucial for effective cybersecurity leadership.
• Cybersecurity can be a revenue-generating function if aligned with business goals.
• Leverage existing tools before chasing new ones.
• Focus on redesigning critical processes for better security outcomes.
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What is the Zero Trust Forum about? It’s about empowering zero trust security professionals with strategies, architecture, and real world journeys to secure the digital future, the right way!
Follow the Zero Trust Forum on LinkedIn www.linkedin.com/company/zero-trust-forum/.
Follow Jaye Tillson on LinkedIn - www.linkedin.com/in/jaye-tillson/
Follow John Spiegel on LinkedIn - www.linkedin.com/in/john-spiegel-2011543/
Navigating the Zero Trust Landscape with Jason Garbis
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3 months ago
Navigating the Zero Trust Landscape with Jason Garbis
In this episode, Jaye Tillson and John Spiegel engage with Jason Garbis of Numberline Security to explore the often misunderstood concept of Zero Trust and its associated maturity models.
They discuss the importance of viewing Zero Trust as a strategy rather than a mere technology, emphasizing the need for cultural change within organizations.
The conversation delves into common misconceptions, the role of maturity models in assessing security posture, and the necessity of engaging stakeholders beyond IT and security teams.
Jason shares insights on how to effectively communicate Zero Trust initiatives to procurement teams and the complexities of measuring success in these initiatives.
The episode concludes with a discussion on the continuous journey of Zero Trust adoption and the importance of embedding security by design in organizational processes.
Key Takeaways:
• Zero Trust is a strategy, not just a technology.
• Maturity models help organizations assess their security posture.
• Common misconceptions include viewing Zero Trust as a product to buy.
• Successful Zero Trust implementation requires cultural change.
• Engaging stakeholders outside of IT is crucial for success.
• Zero Trust should be embedded in organizational processes.
• Communication with procurement teams is essential for effective vendor evaluation.
• Measuring success in Zero Trust initiatives is complex but necessary.
• Continuous improvement is key in Zero Trust adoption.
• Zero Trust is a journey, not a destination.
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What is the Zero Trust Forum about? It’s about empowering zero trust security professionals with strategies, architecture, and real world journeys to secure the digital future, the right way!
Follow the Zero Trust Forum on LinkedIn www.linkedin.com/company/zero-trust-forum/.
Follow Jaye Tillson on LinkedIn - www.linkedin.com/in/jaye-tillson/
Follow John Spiegel on LinkedIn - www.linkedin.com/in/john-spiegel-2011543/
"No Trust" by Zero Trust Forum
In this episode of the No Trust podcast, John Spiegel engages with cybersecurity expert Joshua Copeland, who shares his insights on the fundamental flaws in the cybersecurity landscape.
They discuss the leadership vacuum in the industry, the pitfalls of compliance theater, and the overwhelming vendor hype that complicates tool selection.
Joshua emphasizes the need for a proactive approach to security, aligning cybersecurity with business objectives, and the importance of effective communication with leadership.
The conversation culminates in actionable takeaways for cybersecurity leaders looking to improve their strategies and outcomes.
Key Takeaways:
• Cybersecurity has a leadership vacuum that needs addressing.
• Compliance does not equate to security; it's often just theater.
• Organizations suffer from tool sprawl and lack of strategy.
• Vendor hype can distort risk perception and lead to poor decisions.
• Security leaders must communicate in business terms to gain support.
• Proactive security measures can prevent costly breaches.
• Understanding the business is crucial for effective cybersecurity leadership.
• Cybersecurity can be a revenue-generating function if aligned with business goals.
• Leverage existing tools before chasing new ones.
• Focus on redesigning critical processes for better security outcomes.
Follow & Subscribe on all Podcast platforms.
What is the Zero Trust Forum about? It’s about empowering zero trust security professionals with strategies, architecture, and real world journeys to secure the digital future, the right way!
Follow the Zero Trust Forum on LinkedIn www.linkedin.com/company/zero-trust-forum/.
Follow Jaye Tillson on LinkedIn - www.linkedin.com/in/jaye-tillson/
Follow John Spiegel on LinkedIn - www.linkedin.com/in/john-spiegel-2011543/
