David Spark is a Producer and Managing Editor at CISO Series. He focuses on cybersecurity topics, particularly through various formats including podcasts like the CISO Series Podcast, Defense in Depth, and Cyber Security Headlines, among others. David Spark is featured in CISO Series.
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David Spark's coverage heavily focuses on privacy and cybersecurity topics, particularly in the context of events and announcements related to the CISO Series. He is likely to be interested in pitches that offer insights into emerging trends, best practices, or expert commentary within the realm of cybersecurity.
Given his focus on event coverage and press releases, he may be responsive to pitches regarding upcoming industry events, product launches, or significant developments within the cybersecurity sector. Additionally, if you have expertise in addressing privacy concerns or preventing cyberattacks targeting organizations' sensitive data and systems, your pitch could align well with David's coverage interests.
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We're all rushing to use the latest AI tools. So how do we start to manage the risk these underlying AI models bring in to our organizations
By: David Spark
It seems like we’ve never had more cybersecurity vendors than we do today. But everyone is using the same playbook, with the same slick demos, the same certifications, and the […]
No CISO cares about a vendor's technical innovation for its own sake. Why are so many vendors missing the point when they make their pitch?
Every vendor is quick to throw out the word visibility. But what is meant by visibility, and what is desired by the term visibility?
In cybersecurity, we often focus on technical skills. These are easy to demonstrate and are part of the foundation to getting the job done. But everyone needs soft skills. It’s […]
By: David Spark
AI hype is everywhere. It is unavoidable. How do we actually evaluate what's worth the oxygen, and what is just a bunch of hot air?
We know phishing is a serious threat to all organizations. So why does it feel like we don't have reliable metrics?
The idea of least privilege has become accepted wisdom in cybersecurity. If we can't realize it, is it worth chasing in the first place?
CISOs never come into the role as experts in everything. But when the get the job, there's the temptation to try to become a Swiss Army knife. Why do we try to marginally improve our weaknesses when we could be fully exploiting our strengths?
