The Modifications Security Leaders Anticipate in Tech and Risk Environment
Nowhere seemed more like COVID-19 was behind it than in the Black Hat USA 2022 Business Hall. Business Hall this week was jam-packed with more than 220 exhibitors, in contrast to just a year earlier when the soaring Delta variant forced big sponsors to withdraw from the exhibition.
Businesses like BlackBerry and F5 revived their time-honored tradition of handing out heat-pressed T-shirts while black VMware backpacks were all over the show floor. Pentera transformed their exhibit area into a boxing ring, replete with referee, boxing gloves, and staff members sporting "We're In Your Corner" T-shirts, in order to stand out from the crowd. Unafraid people might visit the Palo Alto Networks booth for a free cup of coffee or sit with a caricaturist at the Tenable booth to escape the lengthy Starbucks line.
The exciting Las Vegas event gave security companies an opportunity to showcase their most recent commercial endeavours and technological advancements. Eleven security executives were interviewed by Information Security Media Group to talk about the newest trends in security, including social engineering techniques, unified threat hunting languages, and blockchain vulnerabilities.
Tenable Increases Investment in Analytics and OT to Aid in Client Security:
According to CEO Amit Yoran, Tenable has improved its analytics in areas like attack route management so security professionals can respond to difficult inquiries from management and the board. The company employs analytics to assist clients in identifying the most vulnerable vulnerabilities as well as the most effective way for an adversary to allow access to a company's most valuable assets.
Aside from passively observing the environment from an attack detection and network monitoring standpoint, Tenable actively talks with devices using native protocols to learn about them, how they are configured, and what they are linked to, according to Yoran. Going forward, Tenable has a significant strategic potential because to the size and growth pace of the OT market.
