Matt Lindley

Matt Lindley is the COO and CISO of NINJIO, and he has more than a decade and a half of experience in the cybersecurity space. Prior to NINJIO, Matt was the CEO of REIN Cybersecurity, LLC., the senior technology manager and director of security services at Cal Net Technology Group, and the virtual CIO at Convergence Networks. He has held many other leadership positions in the industry, and he's an authority on IT, security, and a range of other issues.

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How Cybersecurity Training Must Adapt to a New Era of Threats

Matt Lindley | November 5, 2024 | attacks, Cybersecurity, Investment, threats, training

We have entered a new era of cyberthreats, and employees must be equipped to defend the company from more cunning and effective attacks than ever ... Read More

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How to Prepare Your Workforce for the Deepfake Era

Matt Lindley | July 22, 2024 | AI, Cybersecurity, deepfake,

Of all of the AI-powered weapons, the one that your employees may be the least equipped to resist is deepfake technology. ... Read More

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Understanding Each Link of the Cyberattack Impact Chain

Matt Lindley | December 6, 2023 | cyberattack, Cybersecurity, Data breach, MGM, Ransomware

A cyberattack’s impact chain starts with the initial breach and frequently has no clear endpoint. But it's important to understand every 'link' to mitigate the damage ... Read More

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The Weaponization of AI Demands More Robust Cybersecurity Training

Matt Lindley | August 18, 2023 | AI, CSAT, Cybersecurity, training

AI has rapidly advanced in recent months. Large language models (LLMs) such as OpenAI’s GPT-4 have made drastic progress, responding fluently and creatively to a vast range of prompts. LLMs have also demonstrated remarkable cognitive capabilities, scoring extremely well on standardized assessments and improving their performance very quickly. Companies are ... Read More

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Senator Sanders Wants to Own AI Companies — and Hand America’s Adversaries the Keys

NIST’s Nine: The PQC Signature Race Moves to Round Three

The Quantum Arms Race: Why Washington Just Wrote a $2 Billion Check to Nine Companies

Beyond Moore’s Law: The Hyper-Acceleration of Autonomous AI Cyber Capabilities

The Exception Economy: When Security Teams Stop Protecting and Start Negotiating

GoPlus’s Latest Report Highlights How Blockchain Communities Are Leveraging Critical API Security Data To Mitigate Web3 Threats

C2A Security’s EVSec Risk Management and Automation Platform Gains Traction in Automotive Industry as Companies Seek to Efficiently Meet Regulatory Requirements

Zama Raises $73M in Series A Lead by Multicoin Capital and Protocol Labs to Commercialize Fully Homomorphic Encryption

RSM US Deploys Stellar Cyber Open XDR Platform to Secure Clients

ThreatHunter.ai Halts Hundreds of Attacks in the past 48 hours: Combating Ransomware and Nation-State Cyber Threats Head-On