Steve Tso

Steve Tso

Founder, Cyber Business Review

Steve is an accomplished B2B marketer and a major advocate for value-based marketing. He founded Cyber Business Review and uniquely positioned it as an unbiased knowledge sharing platform dedicated to cybersecurity. Prior to starting CBR, Steve ran Americas Marketing Campaigns at Symantec, where he won ANA's B2B Marketing Award for Best B2B Custom Publication for his crowdsourced book "Canadian Cybersecurity." Prior to joining Symantec, Steve headed up Marketing at Palo Alto Networks Canada.

Articles

A handwritten notebook page reading Distraction plus Decoy equals Deception, next to a laptop, in black and white

Deception = Distraction + Decoy

Deception is a two-part process involving a “distraction” and a “decoy”. For many Canadians, COVID-19 represents a multi-dimensional distraction that’s simultaneously impacting numerous aspects of life, and these distracting effects are especially pronounced when they stroke...

Social Engineering · Cyber Preparedness

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Buckle Up! Because Cyber Saves Lives

Running your business without an emphasis on cybersecurity is like driving without a seat belt. Believe it or not, this was legal and socially acceptable in parts of Canada up until 1991. Looking back, it’s easy to chalk it up to “changing times” that nudged laws and public...

Cyber Preparedness

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Hacker Sells 22 Million Unacademy User Records

We've all heard it before, and some may even be numb to it: "Company X got hacked and Y amount of personal data was stolen." This article from bleepingcomputer.com paints a dark reality on what hackers sell post breach.

Data Breaches · Cyber Preparedness · Enterprise Security

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Minding the Cyber Talent Gap

As reliance on technology expands, the field of cybersecurity will increasingly require more talent. Only problem is that the workers aren't there.

Cyber Talent · Enterprise Security

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