James Maguire

I spoke with Phong Le, CEO at MicroStrategy, about how the new combination of generative AI and business intelligence can produce a powerful new solution.

I spoke with Kevin Weiss, CEO of Sectigo about the major trends driving today’s certificate lifecycle management (CLM) market, including the pressing need for certificate automation as these digital assets proliferate.

I spoke with Paul Reid, Global Head of Threat Intelligence at OpenText, about strategies for thwarting cyberattacks that are highly coordinated and use sophisticated technologies.

I spoke with Brandon Hoffman, Chief Strategy Officer at Intel 471, about the challenges and advantages of operationalizing threat intelligence.

I spoke with Patrick Harding, Chief Product Architect at Ping Identity, about how companies can prevent identity fraud in today’s AI-driven enterprise environment.

I spoke with Barry Mainz, CEO of Forescout, about the key trends impacting security in operational technology (OT), which is the process of using hardware and software to monitor and control industrial equipment. OT primarily interacts with the physical world, in contrast with IT deployments that focus on the software stack.

I spoke with Theresa Lanowitz, Chief Evangelist at LevelBlue, about a new report on cybersecurity trends, including statistics about DDoS attacks, changes to security budgets, and the role of generative AI.

On Tuesday, May 14th at 11 AM PST, eWeek will host its monthly #eWEEKChat. The topic will be Optimizing Generative AI, and it will be moderated by James Maguire, eWEEK’s Editor-in-Chief. In this TweetChat, held on the X platform, experts will share practical advice about how business users can derive the most competitive advantage from […]

I spoke with Anna Pobletts, Engineering Director at 1Password, about the advantages of passkey technology, and the possibility that cybersecurity will evolve past the challenges of traditional passwords.

I spoke with Gregor Stewart of SentinelOne about leveraging AI in cybersecurity, discussing three key ways companies can utilize AI to enhance their security infrastructure: awareness of attacks, flexible policy application, and speed of action, as well as the benefits of SentinelOne’s Purple AI solution in improving threat hunting and analyst efficiency.