80% risks can be managed with just 20% of efforts? The Pareto 80/20 rule is a useful concept in risk management.

Trends in Operational Technology (OT) standards and regulations - focus on managing cyber risks.

Examples of recent phishing attempts show that even popular MFA methods (such as smartphone push based notifications) are becoming obsolete.

Vulnerabilities in public facing edge devices and apps are being exploited prior to disclosure, let alone patching. Several lessons learned.

Risk management in OT environments is different than traditional IT. Hence the rise of OT risk management software.

Managing IT security, connecting branches and remote users - all this requires too much work. A new architecture is required.

Sensitive data exfiltration by way of internal or external malicious users requires rethinking access control and data-at-rest encryption.

Publishing web apps expands the attack surface and complicates management. The not so typical list of things to watch when looking for a WAF

The attacks are not justified: Red Hat is a victim of its own success but also a late comer to the cloud IaaS market.