Paul Wagenseil is a custom content creator at CyberRisk Alliance. With a strong background as the ex-security editor at Tom's Guide, he focuses on themes such as cybersecurity, cybercrime, and the intersection of artificial intelligence and machine learning. Paul has been featured in notable publications including Tom's Guide, MSSP Alert, and SC Media.
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Paul Wagenseil's coverage heavily focuses on cybersecurity, with a particular emphasis on privacy and the software & SaaS industry. His articles often cite data and government announcements, indicating a preference for fact-based reporting and official sources.
Given his focus, Paul may be interested in pitches related to emerging trends or developments in cybersecurity, insights from experts within the field of privacy and cybersecurity, especially those backed by reliable data or tied to government initiatives. As he covers topics like vulnerability management, insider threats, hacking among others; providing expert commentary on these topics would likely grab his attention.
While no specific geographic focus is indicated, it's important to note that Paul seems to cover global issues within the realm of cybersecurity without a narrow regional scope.
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The issue of North Koreans being hired under false pretenses as remote IT workers for Western companies seems to have faded from the headlines.
By: Paul Wagenseil
Recovery from cyberattacks or other IT disruption is usually treated as a technical exercise.
By: Paul Wagenseil
It's become quite clear that artificial intelligence is changing both sides of the cyber-resilience equation.
Managed detection and response services (MDR) offer something that many small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs) struggle to build themselves: around-the-clock cybersecurity monitoring backed by experienced security analysts.
By: Paul Wagenseil
Artificial intelligence is transforming enterprise operations, but much of that transformation is happening beyond the visibility of corporate security teams.
Why SMBs need enterprise-grade cyber resilience despite having fewer resources How security-as-a-service replaces point products
By: Paul Wagenseil
Moving beyond annual penetration tests Finding vulnerabilities that conventional testing misses Safely deploying offensive AI in production
By: Paul Wagenseil
In the past several years, organizations worldwide have found that a software bill of materials (SBOM) is essential for understanding application
By: Paul Wagenseil
shadow AI " instances can introduce hidden dependencies, permissions and connections to corporate resources that security teams cannot easily see.
Most security practitioners know that unfortunately, containing a cyberattack is only the beginning of thorough incident response . An affected
