Casey Ellis, on the record.
1,355 items across 6 categories: press, broadcast, stage, and paperwork. Captured, displayed, and archived for posterity.
Password managers have a security flaw, but you should still use one
An article in the Prince George Citizen discusses security vulnerabilities in password managers and their role in personal cybersecurity. Casey Ellis is cited on the practical trade-offs users face when adopting password management tools despite known flaws.
State of Cybersecurity in Era of Data Warfare
Cheddar TV published a segment on the modern cybersecurity landscape in February 2019. Casey Ellis discusses how organizations can defend themselves in an era of data warfare, addressing key challenges in the contemporary threat environment.
Predictions 2020: Will This Be the Year of Cybercrime-as-a-Service?
eWeek published a 2020 cybersecurity predictions article examining the rise of cybercrime-as-a-service and emerging threats. Casey Ellis commented on the growing potential for increased automation in security testing to address evolving attack vectors.
Capital One: What We Should Learn This Time
Dark Reading published an analysis of the Capital One data breach on February 8, 2019, examining key lessons from the incident. Casey Ellis contributed expert perspective on the breach and its implications for cloud security practices.
New York probing Apple response to FaceTime bug
The New York Attorney General opened an investigation into Apple's handling of a major FaceTime vulnerability that allowed users to hear audio from recipients before they answered calls. Casey Ellis provided commentary on Apple's response to the bug and the regulatory scrutiny surrounding the company's disclosure practices.
FaceTime Group Chat Disabled Due to Snooping Bug
Security Boulevard reported on Apple's disabling of FaceTime's group chat feature in January 2019 after a bug allowed users to eavesdrop on calls. Casey Ellis provided analysis on the incident and its security implications.
Did Australia Hurt Phone Security Around the World?
An article in the New York Times examines Australia's controversial encryption law and its global security implications. Casey Ellis provides commentary on how the legislation's requirement for tech companies to break encryption affects device security worldwide.
Bugcrowd Level Up 0x03
Bugcrowd Level Up 0x03 was a January 2019 conference hosted by Bugcrowd for the ethical hacking community. Casey Ellis participated in the event as a speaker and contributor to discussions on vulnerability disclosure and crowdsourced security practices.
This year's DerbyCon conference will be the last
A Techtarget news article reports on the announcement that DerbyCon, the annual cybersecurity conference, will hold its final event in 2019. Casey Ellis is recognized as a speaker and contributor to the conference's impact on the security community.
DerbyCon blames disruptive minority in calling time on conference
PortSwigger Daily reported on DerbyCon's decision to end the conference, with organizers attributing the closure to behavioral issues from a disruptive minority of attendees. Casey Ellis commented on the broader implications of the situation for the security community and event management practices.
China Trade Wars, Consumer Focus On Security And The AI Hype: What's In Store For 2019
This Council post, published by Forbes on January 15, 2019, looks ahead at trade tensions with China, consumer security, and AI hype in the year ahead. Casey Ellis, a former Forbes Technology Council member, wrote the piece, opening with the question that comes to mind first: how 2019 can top 2018.
Aussies in the Valley: Bugcrowd founder Casey Ellis on why Australian founders “chronically” undersell themselves
Smart Company published an interview with Casey Ellis in January 2019 on Australian founders in Silicon Valley. Ellis discusses why Australian entrepreneurs tend to undervalue themselves and reflects on the motivations driving ethical hackers in the security community.
2020 Cybersecurity Predictions by 50+ Industry Leaders
Information Security Buzz published a roundup of 2020 cybersecurity predictions from more than 50 industry experts in January 2019. Casey Ellis contributed predictions on emerging cybersecurity threats and trends expected to shape the landscape in the year ahead.
Risky Business #539 -- Docker Hub owned, Cloudflare, Bloomberg under fire
Risky Business episode #539 features a sponsor interview segment from Bugcrowd on the Risky.Biz podcast. Casey Ellis discusses Bugcrowd's penetration testing product and how it positions the company within the security testing market.