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Published inApr 2024
PublisherPackt
ISBN-139781835466926
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Debra Baker
Debra Baker
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Debra Baker

Debra Baker has 30 years of experience in Information Security. As CEO of TrustedCISO, Debra provides strategic cybersecurity CISO Advisory Services. She has an AI first startup aiming to power through the pain of Third Party Vendor Assessment and Compliance. Previously, Debra was CISO at RedSeal where she led the security program successfully getting SOC2 Type 2. Previously, she served as Regulatory Compliance Manager at Cisco. While at Cisco she founded the cryptographic knowledge base, CryptoDoneRight in collaboration with Johns Hopkins University. Debra was named one of the top 100 Women in Cybersecurity, "Women Know Cyber: 100 Fascinating Females Fighting Cybercrime."
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In summary, securing your endpoints is imperative to lower your company’s risk. Whether an employee takes their work laptop and connects it to a public Wi-Fi or clicks on a suspicious email, there are risks with your endpoints. Ideally, you want an advanced antivirus and anti-malware solution such as an EDR. Having a good EDR will both secure the endpoint and will alert you and your security team if an event occurs.

In the next chapter, we will be covering backups. When building a security program, ensuring you have good offline backups is critical. Whether an employee makes a mistake or your company gets attacked by ransomware, you need good offline backups and a business continuity plan (BCP).

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Debra Baker

Debra Baker has 30 years of experience in Information Security. As CEO of TrustedCISO, Debra provides strategic cybersecurity CISO Advisory Services. She has an AI first startup aiming to power through the pain of Third Party Vendor Assessment and Compliance. Previously, Debra was CISO at RedSeal where she led the security program successfully getting SOC2 Type 2. Previously, she served as Regulatory Compliance Manager at Cisco. While at Cisco she founded the cryptographic knowledge base, CryptoDoneRight in collaboration with Johns Hopkins University. Debra was named one of the top 100 Women in Cybersecurity, "Women Know Cyber: 100 Fascinating Females Fighting Cybercrime."
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