Adrian Monza, U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services Deputy Chief Information Security Officer, discusses the strategy behind securing endpoints, users and data by getting rid of passwords and running anti-phishing exercises. He also talks about penetration testing, containerization and the importance of educating your entire organization about their role in cybersecurity.
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Season 3
Episode 1
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Adrian Monza, USCIS Deputy CISO and Chief Cybersecurity Architect
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Monza discusses the strategy behind securing endpoints, users and data by getting rid of passwords and running anti-phishing exercises.
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Adrian Monza Deputy CISO and Chief Cybersecurity Architect USCIS
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