Author Archives: Srini Tummalapenta

Triage Attacks More Efficiently With AI for Cybersecurity

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Think of cybersecurity like your personal health. In cybersecurity, basic cyber hygiene foils most cyber attacks. With a shortage of cyber experts, just as in medicine, finding faster and better ways to train practitioners using real-world scenarios is key. However, artificial intelligence (AI) for cybersecurity can improve a team’s response by triaging threats on its […]

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Preparing a Client Environment for Threat Management

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A key part of making any threat management program successful is ensuring it maps properly to the client’s needs. In the past, this has been challenging for many groups providing threat management to their internal teams. The challenge has largely been in making sure the proposed program and the suite of solutions find and call […]

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How AI Can Make Cybersecurity Jobs Less Stressful and More Fulfilling

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Words for health and the human body often make their way into the language we use to describe IT. Computers get viruses; companies manage their security hygiene; incident response teams train on their cyber fitness. Framing IT concepts in terms of health can also be useful when looking at security operations centers (SOCs) and jobs […]

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Refocusing Cybersecurity Best Practices on Security Hygiene

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Attackers often increase their efforts to breach networks and systems during troubling times. As organizations around the world focus on the COVID-19 pandemic, security hygiene should be a focus, too.

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The Zero Trust Model for Living in a Hacked World

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The zero trust model requires IT managers to abandon the “trust but verify” concept and manage user access according to a strategy of least privilege.

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