Cybersecurity Best Practices

We continue and conclude our conversation with Tyler Ward, focusing on cybersecurity best practices and where organizations fall short. He does an excellent job of focusing on the problem and suggesting a solution rather than an approach that can result in finger-pointing. Prepare For Cybersecurity Best Practices The best part about Tyler's recommendations is that they make complete sense. We should all automatically assume that one of the cybersecurity best practices is education. Solving a problem will always be challenging when you lack the tools or an understanding of them. He walks us through a better definition of the problem, and then the solution smoothly and logically follows from there. About Tyler Ty Ward is a published author and seasoned cybersecurity professional with over 15 years of experience in the field. Ty is a former U.S. Air Force and also a former U.S. Intelligence Agency member. He has responded to hundreds of real-world data breaches and cyber-attacks, performed hundreds of penetration tests against organizations, and served as a chief information security officer for many companies both nationally and internationally. He holds multiple university degrees and many professional certifications, including the CISSP, GCIH, and others. Ty is also the Founder of the NightLight Foundation, an anti-child exploitation and trafficking not-for-profit organization. Learn More The Nightlight Foundation Our Mission To provide resources to children and their families who have been affected by sexual assault and trauma. Website: https://www.nightlight-foundation.org/ Published Book: https://a.co/d/ipWJj2G

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