IoT is the set of technologies and practices designed to allow things – from FitBits and Google Home devices to corporate systems like asset trackers and badge readers – to communicate via the Internet. The goal is to enable the tracking, automation and understanding of “things” so that decision makers can gather more information, make better decisions, and control systems and platforms more easily, with more granularity, and at lower cost.

But IoT introduces a new and difficult problem for virtually every organization: a several order of magnitude increase in the things connected to the Internet creates a several order of magnitude increase in the ways that security vulnerabilities can be exploited by cyber criminals.

Join us for this discussion with Robert Fleming of Blacksquare Technologies as we explore issues to consider in the context of securing work-from-home and in-office environments from IoT.

We have all heard about “information overload”, and specifically “email overload”, but how can we deal with it? How has the new work-from-home phenomenon impacted email overload? To what extent will new communication tools like Zoom or Teams impact email overload? And with the explosion of these new communication tools, will we simply be trading email overload for videoconferencing overload or some other problem?

Join us for this interesting discussion with Monica Seeley of MESMO Consultancy as she discusses the problems of email and information overload, and offers practical guidance about how to deal with these growing problems that can impact our productivity and our overall well-being.

Security keys are increasingly popular as a means of providing more robust security than is possible with either the traditional username/password model or two-factor authentication.

Join us for this discussion with Guido Appenzeller, Chief Product Officer at Yubico, as he explains how security keys work, how they’re easy to manage even in large environments, and why you should consider using them.

The use of Zoom and other videoconferencing and collaboration technologies have exploded in response to the new work-from-home paradigm resulting from the COVID-19 crisis. However, there are security problem associated with these technologies that could put corporate data at risk.

Join us for this discussion with Robert Fleming of Blacksquare Technologies as he shares his insights about Zoom security, password management, encryption and other issues.

What have organizations been experiencing with their migration to Office 365 during the past year? Will there be a new round of mergers and acquistions – and resulting migrations – once the COVID-19 crisis has ended? What are the key issues to consider during a migration, either from an on-premises solution to the cloud or cloud-to-cloud? What are the biggest problems that organizations experience in migrating to a new platform, especially when they migrate to Office 365?

Join us for this discussion with Mark Kirstein of BitTitan as he shares his insights on these and other issues related to migration.

How are bad actors exploiting the COVID-19 crisis through the use of innovative techniques and in the sheer volume of the threats they’re sending? What are some new ways that cyber criminals are taking advantage of this crisis? What might we expect to see over the next couple of months and how can we prepare for them?

Join us for this discussion with Stu Sjouwerman, CEO of KnowBe4 as we explore these and other questions about dealing with human security during times of crisis.

How are organizations dealing with a partner network distributed around the world and a customer base in 140+ countries? How are they dealing with managing an internal workforce, while at the same time helping partners, customers and prospects?

Join us for this discussion with Kevin Beatty, Vice President at MDaemon Technologies, on the challenges that MDaemon and their partners are having in dealing with the new realities of the “from home” global workforce.

Michael Osterman interviews Robert Fleming of Blacksquare Technologies on issues related to security, data breaches, and whether or not you can ever know that an attacker is finally gone. Robert also provides some recommendations for decision makers about how best to deal with network security.