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amir.soltanzadeh
amir.soltanzadeh
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Investing in cybersecurity

How can organizations strike the right balance between investing in cybersecurity measures like threat modeling and ensuring they have the resources to respond effectively if a ransomware attack does occur?

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catiecangialosi
1 year ago
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Udipt Bhuyan
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Quantum Computing: A Cybersecurity Paradox

Quantum computing has the potential to significantly impact cybersecurity in the future. While quantum computing offers the promise of solving complex problems at speeds far beyond classical computers, it also poses several challenges and threats to the field of cybersecurity. In the subject of cybersecurity, quantum computing poses both a challenge and an opportunity. While it has the potential to damage current encryption systems.In my opinion, quantum computing has the potential to revolutionize cybersecurity by improving encryption while also challenging existing security methods. Preparing for the quantum age entails creating and deploying quantum-resistant encryption technologies, securely moving to these methods, and adapting to the expanding landscape of cybersecurity threats.How do you see quantum computing influencing the topic of cybersecurity in the next years?  

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amir.soltanzadeh
1 year ago
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Anonymous
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Critical Infrastructure Assets

What are the top 3 assets that come to your mind when you hear the term Critical Infrastructure? Why?

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catiecangialosi
1 year ago
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Mahdi Fotouhi
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What do you think about BYOD in the office?

Do you think BYOD policies that some companies have in place is a good idea? Some people prefer different Operating Systems than others (cue the “I’m a Mac & I’m a PC” commercial). Or do you think its too large of a security risk? Are companies willing to trade users ease of access for a potential security risk? (p.s. I enjoy mac OS more)

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amir.soltanzadeh
1 year ago
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Udipt Bhuyan
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AI, Blockchain, and IoT Impacting Cybersecurity!

Emerging technologies such as Artificial Intelligence (AI), Blockchain, and the Internet of Things (IoT) are having a significant impact on the field of Cybersecurity, both in terms of the potential risks and opportunities they present.https://cionews.co.in/implications-of-emerging-technology-on-cybersecurity/

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Sudhakanta Mohanty
1 year ago
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nikunj.nagalia
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What about the various methodologies out there?

With threat modeling there needs to be a constant interaction between Risk Management, Regulatory Compliance and modeling the threats. Within Risk Management, and eventually percolated through to threat modeling, several methodologies (i.e. STRIDE, PASTA, CVSS etc.) seemingly exist. How should a threat modeler choose one over the other? Is there a better way club all these methodologies into one concise method of doing threat modeling?

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Todd
1 year ago
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becki
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threat statuses

Are there threat statuses, in 5.5, which people do not use and what do they do with them?  Can they be hidden if we never use them? i guess there are 3 we don’t use and I was hoping to clean up the interface.   thanks becki 

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1 year ago
amir.soltanzadeh
amir.soltanzadeh
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Residual Risk

How does Residual Risk get calculated and displayed within the ThreatModeler Platform?

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1 year ago
amir.soltanzadeh
amir.soltanzadeh
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Should every Threat have a Security requirement?

Should every Threat have a Security requirement associated with it? If not, how do we go about mitigating a Threat with no Security requirement?

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Kristen Canady
1 year ago
cjweisman
cjweisman
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Does anyone use the term "threat drift"?

Trying to assess if this is a common term in the industry.

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John Steven
2 years ago
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