ICE Cybersecurity Blog

Ford Winslow, ICE’s CEO, was a guest speaker on Seamless Podcast with Mike Caroll and Darin Andersen, San Diego technologists, to discuss the current state of cybersecurity.  The podcast took place on March 18^th when COVID-19 was beginning to dominate social consciousness as major trade shows and events were shutting down.  As everyone transitions to work from home (WFH), securing data as workloads shift from corporate networks to home networks is a major challenge.  Ford gave us a glimpse into how ICE is addressing four challenges through integration and automation.

Topics: cybersecurity plan, remote desktop, COVID-19, phising, malware, Cybersecurity Training

Is Zoom Safe for Work?

Topics: cybersafe, In the press, remote work, COVID-19, Coronavirus, Best practice, cyber safety, zoom, san diego

Topics: cybersafe, corporate cybersecurity, cyber risk, Latest Publications, ransomware, remote work, remote workforce, Cybersecurity Training, Best practice, cyber safety

Chances are your workforce is remote by now due to the coronavirus pandemic. A shocking 92% of IT professionals recently admitted that remote workers’ IT environment are dangerously insecure in Open VPN's poll.

Topics: ransomware, remote work, Hackers, $1,000, cloud storage, remote workforce, remote desktop, RDP, COVID-19, Coronavirus, antivirus software, VPN, tax refund, Trump admin, Email scams, phising, malware

SHIEC’s 2019 Annual Conference is right around the corner. For those making the trip to Maryland next week, here are three sessions we recommend not missing.

Topics: compliance, cyber risk, Cybersecurity + Healthcare, healthcare

Securing the Future of Healthcare Interoperability

San Diego, California – ICE Cybersecurity announced today their support of the Strategic Health Information Exchange Collaborative (SHIEC) by being accepted as Strategic Business & Technology (SB&T) member. ICE Cybersecurity will be an exhibitor and participant at SHIEC’s upcoming annual conference August 18th – 21st in Maryland.

Topics: compliance, Cybersecurity + Healthcare, healthcare, In the press

After an inspiring discussion of how interoperability is the future for community health at last week's CIE Summit, the sobering reality is that 3rd party cyber risk is a huge and complex problem.

Topics: cybersafe, technology, threat analysis, compliance, corporate cybersecurity, cyber risk, cyberattack, Cybersecurity news, cybersecurity plan, healthcare

San Diego, CA - 211 San Diego's CIE Summit happening this week in San Diego will be a showcase of how people and technology can come together to help people and tackle some of the toughest challenges in society today. From homelessness and hunger prevention to regional disaster preparedness, teams from across the country will converge for three days to collaborate, share and innovate. 

Often, as technology and cybersecurity professionals, we are removed from the ultimate beneficiaries of our work. At the inaugural 2018 CIE Summit, we heard directly from those who are helping social services organizations in their communities across the country and learned what we could do to best serve them and provide the tools and services they need. It was an impressive collection of government, private, non-profit and public constituents committed to improving social indicators of health. 

This year's CIE Summit looks to be even better and more focused at connecting service organizations and the communities they serve. Along with traditional technology conversations around infrastructure and platforms for information sharing, the 2019 CIE Summit will delve deeply into Social Determinants of Health (SDOH) and the role of CIE Technology in moving to a person-centric, connected care model. 

In the increasingly complex and interconnected and distributed world of healthcare, it is a must for organizations to stay current on the latest in privacy, security and compliance.  We look forward to collaborating with the social services community on how organizations' privacy and security requirements are impacted by both new capabilities and new regulations. 

Topics: News, technology, cyber risk, Cybersecurity + Healthcare, healthcare, Latest Publications, Op-Ed

Security jargon can be very confusing. Scanning, Pen Tests, Red Team Exercises and now Purple Teaming. It is easy to understand why companies under- or over- spend or simply choose not to test their systems. What’s the difference and which is right for your business?

Topics: purple teaming, blue team, corporate cybersecurity, Cybersecurity & board of directors, Latest Publications, pen test, red team

Your company just acquired another business and things are great. Your market cap is growing, shareholders are happy, and teams are working hard. Then, you get a call that makes your stomach turn. Your team has uncovered an ongoing breach in the company you just acquired.
Your world changes immediately.

Topics: acquired breach, coporate cybersecurity, cyber risk, Cybersecurity news, Latest Publications, marriott data breach