Kelvin Coleman
@KColemanTIC
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Executive Director-Americas TIC Cybersecurity and privacy expert. Previously w/ NCA, DHS, White House, NDISAC and FireEye. #BeCyberSmart
Washington, DC
Joined December 2018
I had the great pleasure to speak with Chris DeRusha, U.S. Federal Chief Information Security Officer. Our discussion was on why the federal government and the private sector need to work together to create cybersecurity policies. #cloud #security
https://t.co/PmZ7I4WUjf
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Learn more about why the federal government and the private sector need to work together to create cybersecurity policies that are adaptable to rapidly emerging threats. #cloud #federalgovernment...
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The 2022 @IBM Security X-Force Threat Intelligence Index further underscores the importance of investing in #cybersecurity measures to protect against and prevent breaches that can put nations and their citizens at risk.
BREAKING: IBM Security X-Force Threat Intelligence Index maps new cybersecurity trends and attack patterns analyzed from billions of data points, illustrating how threat actors adopted tactics to infiltrate organizations worldwide. Here’s what we saw: https://t.co/TIxgVk2Spj
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#LetsCreate a collective and coordinated defense against cyber and ransomware attacks to help our government prepare and protect against and prevent breaches. #IBM #ProudIBMer
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Even with prevention tactics in place, businesses must also be ready to recover their operations quickly to minimize costs. See how IBM's newly unveiled FlashSystem Cyber Vault will help companies better detect and recover quickly from cyberattacks: https://t.co/yeYlfpVIa1
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RT @GovExec: A New NAPA Report Backs a Shift in Leadership for Cyber Workforce Development. @dchenok
https://t.co/6pneNh4B7l
govexec.com
A new study from the National Academy of Public Administration recommends that the newly established Office of the National Cyber Director develop and implement a coordinated, multi-sector strategy...
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#NAPAFellows @DChenok @BusOfGovernment and @Evans5560 @Cyber_Readiness write about our new Panel report in @Nextgov: Building the Cybersecurity Workforce America Needs https://t.co/6OUoSrDhA2
#cybersecurity #workforce #ACallToAction @CISAgov @ONCDpress
nextgov.com
No effort is more important in cybersecurity than creating a highly skilled workforce to protect both public and private systems.
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Consumers deserve strong privacy protections, and companies build trust by providing those protections. This #DataPrivacyDay, read more about our approach to privacy and data flows from @IBM's Chief Privacy Officer Christina Montgomery:
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Cyber attacks threaten & disrupt our society, critical infrastructure & economy. @IBM is proud to partner w/@CISAGov as an Alliance Partner in the Joint Cyber Defense Collaborative #JCDC. This public-private partnership will help us continue to combat cyber threats to our nation
Super excited to welcome 6 new #JCDC members! I look forward to collaborating with @TenableSecurity, @JuniperNetworks, @Secureworks, @IBM, @Trellix & @Splunk to plan for & address our Nation’s biggest security concerns. Learn more about the JCDC: https://t.co/fX5WuRftGx
#Teamwork
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#Cyberattacks on supply chains have been on the rise, and it's affecting consumers and business alike. That’s why the @PortofLA is partnering with @IBM to build a first-of-its-kind Cyber Resilience Center to help secure the #maritime #supplychain.
The Port of Los Angeles has debuted its Cyber Resilience Center (CRC), a state-of-the-art port community cyber defense solution operated by @IBM, created to improve the cybersecurity readiness of the Port, enhancing threat-sharing and recovery capabilities. https://t.co/RT2Fhq65MQ
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For over a century, IBM has been driven by the fundamental promise of technology's potential to drive progress for business and society. In his latest blog, @dariogila explains how our focused and open innovation strategy will propel our future. https://t.co/mWx490ToIR
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"The success of an organization relies on building a robust data management system that's accessible by everyone across the business and ready for business exploration." —@SDobrin, IBM https://t.co/eLVnpSsxeK
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Strong #Cyber Reasons Make Strong Cyber Actions for #government | New post from @KColemanIBM via @BusOfGovernment
https://t.co/bJ6sKJDCxm
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Of course companies are going to ask their vendors a lot of questions about cybersecurity, just like you'd expect to ask a locksmith, 'Who has the keys to this lock, and what are the vulnerabilities to it?' @Law360
https://t.co/TobPUCLXwX
law360.com
A cyberattack on software vendor Kaseya that led to a widespread ransomware spree may also cast a wide net of liability, with regulators and potential plaintiffs likely to question whether Kaseya...
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The Kaseya attack is an example of how ransomware is becoming much more sophisticated with cyber criminals in seek of large sums of money who target those they know will pay. @washingtonpost
washingtonpost.com
The hackers who pulled off the largest such hack to date also used the most sophisticated hacking tool.
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SMBs must write clear contracts on responsibility and accountability to protect themselves from software supply chain attacks similar to the Kaseya attack. @BLaw
news.bloomberglaw.com
A hack targeting software made by Kaseya Ltd. shows how damaging supply chain attacks can be for small and medium-sized businesses that often outsource their information technology support.
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Ransomware attacks could be crippling the auto industry as it tries to recover from the pandemic. @Automotive_News
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Bad actors continue to use COVID-19 themed tactics to steal research and development information. @healthinfosec
healthcareinfosecurity.com
Advanced persistent threat actors will continue to "up their game," including taking advantage of the COVID-19 pandemic even as its impact diminishes,
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The Cybersecurity Review Board is a step in the right direction when it comes to self-regulating #cybersecurity and can lead to a culture change around cybersecurity. @diganarchist
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Hackers stole $650K in the recent email compromise of a nonprofit organization. The true stolen figures across companies are probably larger than $1.87 billion estimated by the FBI. @WSJ
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This recent attack from the hackers behind SolarWinds makes it clear that the United States is a prime target for bad actors. @ChannelFutures
channelfutures.com
The notorious SolarWinds hackers are back, this time targeting about 3,000 email accounts at more than 150 different organizations.
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