Michael Isbitski, Director of Cybersecurity Strategy at Sysdig

Director of Cybersecurity Strategy at Sysdig

Mike has researched and advised on cybersecurity for over 5 years. He's versed in cloud security, container security, Kubernetes security, API security, security testing, mobile security, application protection, and secure continuous delivery. He's guided countless organizations globally in their security initiatives and supporting their business. Prior to his research and advisory experience, Mike learned many hard lessons on the front lines of IT with over twenty years of practitioner and leadership experience focused on application security, vulnerability management, enterprise architecture, and systems engineering.

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Cyber Security Insights

Revisiting the SolarWinds Incident With the Final SEC Cybersecurity Disclosure Rules

September 4, 2023

The SEC has been clear that proper risk management and timely cyber incident disclosures protect investors and other stakeholders. The regulators may make an example out of SolarWinds and its leadership at the time of the Orion incident to set the tone for the importance of software supply chain security.

Revisiting the SolarWinds Incident With the Final SEC Cybersecurity Disclosure Rules

FBI, CISA, and HHS Warn about Medusa Ransomware Targeting Over 500 Critical Infrastructure Organizations

OpenAI Announces New Security Safeguards After Internal Model Crosses “Critical” Threshold

Employee Databases from Multiple Fortune 500 Companies Affecting 3.6 Million Employees Listed on the Dark Web

Revisiting the SolarWinds Incident With the Final SEC Cybersecurity Disclosure Rules

Uber Draws Second-Largest Ever GDPR Fine Over Automated Driver Suspensions

FBI, CISA, and HHS Warn about Medusa Ransomware Targeting Over 500 Critical Infrastructure Organizations

OpenAI Announces New Security Safeguards After Internal Model Crosses “Critical” Threshold

Employee Databases from Multiple Fortune 500 Companies Affecting 3.6 Million Employees Listed on the Dark Web