Ben Herzberg | Source | Chief Scientist at Satori Cyber
Ben Herzberg
Ben has years of experience in hacking stuff, writing code, and in his past was a red team leader, and technical leader as a CTO. Prior to his current role as Chief Scientist for Satori Cyber, Ben was group manager of Imperva-Incapsula's security research group, consisting of elite security researchers and developers - researching applications, traffic, protocols & trends in cyber threats.
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Satori Cyber
Chief Scientist
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Crossing the Data Finish Line: Empowering Users with Effective Data Enablement Strategies
A three-step framework to help organizations establish a successful data enablement strategy.
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Navigating Data Access Management Strategies: Build Vs. Buy
Regardless of which route a company takes, data access management is usually a shared responsibility between IT, security, and data teams, which can further strain already tight resources. When weighing the options, it’s critical to fully understand the implications of each.
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Data on the Move: What It Is and How to Keep It Safe
When data is on the move — whether in the cloud or on a device — a financial institution is vulnerable. Here’s an overview of some of the technology tools that can help protect data from a hacker when it is most at risk.
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"A general divide exists between the development of security policies and controls by management and security teams and the actual implementation of the policies and controls by data engineering and DevOps teams. Teams on either side of development and implementation have their own priorities and objectives.”
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"From 'where we are standing', we have great visibility into what’s going on in data security. In healthcare organizations, data use is booming, with most organizations having projects of enabling data access to more users. This has a considerable impact on operational teams such as DevOps and Data Engineering, reporting that around a quarter of their time is being wasted on manual access and security policies implementation on data.
And so, many healthcare organization are either planning or in the process of automating their data access across databases, data warehouses and data lakes. As this year is going to be a lot about making the most with the resources you have, automating data security is also freeing precious engineering time for more valuable work."
