Lydia Zhang Lydia Zhang is president and co-founder of Ridge Security. She holds an impressive entrepreneurial-focused resume that includes 20 years of leadership roles in network and cybersecurity. Lydia leads a Silicon Valley cybersecurity startup that develops automated penetration testing with the goal of delivering innovative security technologies to all. Prior to founding Ridge Security, Zhang held senior vice president and product management roles at Hillstone Networks and Cisco Systems. She holds a double Masters, MA and MS, from USC, and a degree from Tsinghua University in Biomedical Engineering.
Lydia Zhang
Deciphering Cybersecurity Vulnerabilities Requires Context
Lydia Zhang | | AI-powered cybersecurity, cybersecurity risk, Penetration Testing, pentesting, Vulnerability Management, vulnerability scanning
Cybersecurity context is the missing puzzle piece that can transform a jumble of information into a clear and coherent picture of vulnerabilities ... Read More
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AI Data Consumption and Analysis are a Cybersecurity Force Multiplier
Lydia Zhang | | AI, cybersecurity risk, Penetration Testing, pentesting, ten testing, vulnerability scanning
Cybercriminals are creating smarter attacks using AI’s ability to increase its own knowledge as it consumes data. Data analysis can help ... Read More
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The Internet Dilemma: Leveraging the Value While Reducing Vulnerabilities
Lydia Zhang | | cybersecurity risk, Penetration Testing, pentesting, ten testing, vulnerability scanning
Today, an organization’s brand and reputation are intrinsically tied to its data security and privacy protections. Years ago, we couldn’t foresee the potential impact of digital technology innovations on brand stability. Network connectivity and digital transformation are a double-edged sword that holds the key to brand promotion and protection while ... Read More
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The Evolution of Vulnerability Scanning and Pentesting
Lydia Zhang | | cybersecurity risk, Penetration Testing, pentesting, ten testing, vulnerability scanning
An awareness of unprotected vulnerabilities and risks is the starting point for determining the best way to align resources with cybersecurity. By conducting regular real-world attack testing, security operations can illuminate weaknesses while gaining control over risks. Cybersecurity testing is deployed to eliminate risk, improve business continuity and meet compliance ... Read More
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