Category Archives: contextual awareness

Zero-Trust is an Adjective Without a Noun

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People love to talk about zero-trust right now, for a number of reasons. It has the word “zero” in there, which has some history in the information security world (e.g., zero-day vulnerabilities). It’s also a simple and eye-catching phrase, so it fits… Continue reading Zero-Trust is an Adjective Without a Noun→

Enrich Your SIEM with Real-Time Event Contextualization

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A sizable portion of security research has gone into creating security alerts that are effective at informing security analysts when certain events happen. For example: more than 50 failed SSH login attempts within 10 seconds from the same IP address … Continue reading Enrich Your SIEM with Real-Time Event Contextualization→