Jeremiah Grossman

Jeremiah Grossman

Bit Discovery

CEO

Jeremiah Grossman is a world-renowned expert in information security, a highly acclaimed security researcher, and an industry innovator. Over the last 20 years, Jeremiah pioneered application security as the founder of WhiteHat Security and served as Chief of Security Strategy for SentinelOne, focusing on ransomware and EDR. Today, as CEO of Bit Discovery, he’s taking on arguably the hardest and most important unsolved problem in the entire industry — attack surface management.

Malware

Debate: Anti-virus is essential

Jeremiah GrossmanApril 2, 2012

Debate: Anti-virus is essential.

Content

Cloud investment can pay off

Jeremiah GrossmanFebruary 5, 2010

Enterprises understand their reputation is on the line when things go wrong, says Jeremiah Grossman.

Content

Vulnerability assessment integration with web application firewalls

Jeremiah GrossmanNovember 9, 2009

Even for the most proactive organizations, finding and fixing flaws in website code is complex, time and resource intensive, and not immune to the accidental introduction of new risks.

Content

Better metrics are vital to success

Jeremiah GrossmanSeptember 14, 2009

In the last twenty years, the internet has made everyone equidistant. Today's technology-savvy crooks do not have to be physically near their victims; they may remain comfortable hundreds or thousands of miles away while they act. Through automation, they can perform reconnaissance on a large number of targets within minutes. They also don't have to take the time to physically carry cash and instead rely on electronic transfer.

Compliance Management

Businesses must realize that full disclosure is dead

Jeremiah GrossmanDecember 4, 2007

Full Disclosure is dead. Let me explain why. The information security world has changed, even if some don't see it or are unwilling to accept it.

Compliance Management

Firms seeking PCI compliance face dilemma

Jeremiah GrossmanMarch 21, 2007

Many are complaining that the Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard (PCI-DSS), that industry's self-regulation for safeguarding cardholder information, lacks teeth.