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John Kindervag

John Kindervag

Verified

Chief Evangelist, Illumio

Dallas

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Total articles 44

  • It’s Time to Stop Accepting Losses in Cybersecurity

    By John Kindervag| Infosecurity Magazine Verified Cybersecurity is in a state of emergency. Attacks are increasing in scale, frequency, and sophistication, yet organizations still struggle to take decisive action. Instead of confronting threats head-on, many hide behind outdated notions of “risk management,” a term that has become a crutch and an excuse for inaction. The word “risk” gives organizations the wrong idea and the false belief that cyber threats can be categorized and controlled.

    By John Kindervag · Infosecurity Magazine

    Apr. 21, 2025

  • Why AI Isn’t Keeping Me Up

    By John Kindervag| Cloud Security Alliance Blog@ Written by John Kindervag, Chief Evangelist, Illumio. Artificial intelligence is cybersecurity’s newest obsession. With every advancement — like China’s recent DeepSeek AI announcement — comes fresh waves of alarm about AI-driven cyberattacks and the inevitable doom they’ll bring. I understand the concern. The idea of AI-powered threats evolving faster than our defenses is unsettling. But here’s the thing: I’m not losing sleep over it. Zero Trust takes the fear factor out of AI-driven threats.

    By John Kindervag · Cloud Security Alliance Blog

    Apr. 01, 2025

  • It’s Time to Stop Accepting Losses in Cybersecurity

    By John Kindervag| Infosecurity Magazine Verified Cybersecurity is in a state of emergency. Attacks are increasing in scale, frequency, and sophistication, yet organizations still struggle to take decisive action. Instead of confronting threats head-on, many hide behind outdated notions of “risk management,” a term that has become a crutch and an excuse for inaction. The word “risk” gives organizations the wrong idea and the false belief that cyber threats can be categorized and controlled.

    By John Kindervag · Infosecurity Magazine

    Apr. 21, 2025

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Sunnyvale, California, United States

+1 669-800-5000