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During the past year, a new trend in security experienced a meteoric rise, with headlines in both the mainstream and tech media, simply because vulnerabilities were marketed with catchy names and logos. In this blog series, I share with you critical security issues that haven’t captured the media’s attention, but that deserve serious discussion.

You’ve heard about adware, malware, and spyware. And you probably have protection against malware attacks. But do you have protection against no-ware?

Ron Gula, CEO of Tenable Network Security, defines “no-ware” as any attack that is accomplished without malicious software. No-ware is notoriously hard to detect because there are rarely any indicators except for a configuration change or a rule modification. Listen as Ron provides examples of no-ware, explains how it works, and recommends a methodology for finding no-ware on your systems.

Welcome to 2016! What’s in store for IT departments this year? Brad Pollard, Tenable’s Vice President of Information Technology, has a rich background in IT leadership, from small high growth companies to major industry players. Brad wraps up our series on 2016 predictions by discussing the contemporary IT environment, identifying critical challenges, and sharing advice that can shape your IT policies for the coming year.

On the threshold of 2016, our experts have been pondering the state of cybersecurity for the coming year. What can we expect from the industry? Matt McClellan, Product Manager for Nessus, sees a critical shortage in the information security community. What’s missing in 2016? Listen as Matt shares his perspective.

Welcome to 2016! What’s in store for cybersecurity this year? Will there be more of the same breaches, will attackers find new vulnerabilities, or will new protective technology reduce the number of breaches?  Over the next week, several Tenable experts will reveal their predictions in individual video blogs.

First up, listen to Ron Gula, Tenable’s CEO, as he looks ahead and shares his insights about cloud initiatives and security issues.