Our guest is Nick Schneider of Arctic Wolf to discuss why he believes 2023 will see a resurgence of ransomware. Malek Ben Salem from Accenture on machine language security and safety. The importance of zero-trust in industrial environments. Insights from SecurityWeek’s ICS Cyber Security Conference. The US 2022 National Defense Strategy is out. Being a woman in cybersecurity, she is working to empower more women in the field, Jenny says, "I think that we're living in such an interesting time where empathy, kindness, compassion, honesty, partnership in the security space, I mean, heck for any industry, but really for security and cyber security roles today, it's, it's the life blood and to be underestimated, especially as a female or because, you know, my background doesn't follow a cookie cutter pattern of what individuals think of when they think of individuals in security roles." We thank Jenny for sharing her story.Ĭyberattacks against Poland’s and Slovakia’s parliaments. She says that working in her position is like a rollercoaster, as no one thing is like the other, saying her highs are high and her lows are low. She had the opportunity to co-found a small startup before selling it to AWS.
While she did not have a typical upbringing in the industry, she credits her parents for ending up where she is now, as they told her that she could do anything and she decided as she was growing up that she could. Jenny Brinkley, Director of AWS Security at Amazon Web Services (AWS), sits down to share her empowering story working through the ranks, and even co-founding her own company.
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