Petri Kuivala got his start in cybersecurity on the force. He joined to do normal police work, never imagining that he'd end up in cybersecurity. Yet, after a few years, he joined a team that was among one of the first to develop IT-based crime analysis.Today, Kuivala is the CISO at NXP Conductors based in Eindhoven, Holland but working remotely from home in Helsinki, Finland. Kuivala's leadership in the industry is impressive. He sits on the boards of both Privaon Oy and LAAVAT. Before NXP Conductors, he spent time at Nokia and Microsoft, and he's been a startup coach at HoxHunt, helping build security awareness.Tune in for episode 10 of the CISO Stories podcast series, where Petri Kuivala speaks with Sam Curry, the chief security officer at Cybereason. They discuss how his job as a police officer led to a career in cybersecurity, and what it means to be a leader in the industry.
Marks & Spencer has become one of the first companies to sign up to the UK government's new Cyber Resilience Pledge, following a year where the retailer was a prominent victim of cyber incidents.
FEMA has clarified that state and local governments are prohibited from using federal cyber grant funds to pay for membership fees that bundle cybersecurity or technical services, as the agency cannot determine the reasonableness of these bundled costs.
Per Information Week, Texas A&M University System CIO Vince Kellen argues that organizations must balance robust security measures with user experience to prevent users from circumventing controls.
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