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EPISODE · Apr 25, 2024 · 23 MIN

Sounil Yu of Knostic on NIST CSF Update & Governance

from Modern Cyber with Jeremy Snyder

In this episode of the Modern Cyber Podcast, Jeremy Snyder, CEO of FireTail, sits down with Sounil Yu, Co-founder of Knostic. With extensive experience as a former CISO and cybersecurity expert, Sounil discusses the recent update to the NIST Cybersecurity Framework and its impact on industry practices.Join the conversation as Sounil shares insights into the complexities of cybersecurity governance and risk management. Learn how organizations can adapt to evolving threats and build robust cybersecurity frameworks tailored to their needs.About Sounil Yu:Sounil Yu is a cybersecurity luminary with a rich background as a former CISO and chief security scientist at Bank of America. He is renowned for his groundbreaking work in reshaping cybersecurity approaches, notably creating the Cyber Defense Matrix and the DIE triad.As the Co-founder of Knostic, Sounil continues to push boundaries in the industry, offering innovative solutions to cybersecurity challenges. His expertise and thought leadership have earned him recognition as a leading figure in the cybersecurity community.Knostic Website: https://www.knostic.ai/

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