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39% of MSPs report major setbacks when adapting to advanced security technologies

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SOPHOS, a leading global provider of managed security solutions, has recently released its annual MSP Perspectives report for 2024. This most recent report provides insights from 350 different managed service providers (MSPs) across the United States, United Kingdom, Germany and Australia on modern cybersecurity tools solutions. It also documents newly discovered risks and challenges in […]

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Accelerating security outcomes with a cloud-native SIEM

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As organizations modernize their IT infrastructure and increase adoption of cloud services, security teams face new challenges in terms of staffing, budgets and technologies. To keep pace, security programs must evolve to secure modern IT environments against fast-evolving threats with constrained resources. This will require rethinking traditional security strategies and focusing investments on capabilities like […]

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The future of SIEM: Embracing predictive analytics

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Security information and event management (SIEM) is a crucial tool that offers real-time monitoring and analysis of security-related events as well as tracking and logging of security data for compliance or auditing purposes. SIEM plays an important role in identifying security incidents and helping IT and security teams respond effectively. However, as threats become more […]

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The evolution of security analyst experience

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Cloud computing and IT modernization have created a more complex threat landscape, and security analysts are struggling to keep up. Security operations centers (SOC) are in need of an upgrade. The proliferation of cloud and hybrid environments simply creates more to protect, said Andie Schroeder, program director of product management at IBM Security, at RSAC […]

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QRadar SIEM reduces incident investigation time by 90%

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Rising risk, long incident remediation times and high security costs — these things keep security professionals up at night. But SIEM can make a positive difference in all three, according to a recent report. Security information and event management (SIEM) frameworks help enterprises monitor, manage and mitigate the impact of cyberattacks. With the rising number […]

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SOCs Spend 32% of the Day On Incidents That Pose No Threat

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When it comes to the first line of defense for any company, its Security Operations Center (SOC) is an essential component. A SOC is a dedicated team of professionals who monitor networks and systems for potential threats, provide analysis of detected issues and take the necessary actions to remediate any risks they uncover. Unfortunately, SOC […]

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Detecting Insider Threats: Leverage User Behavior Analytics

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Employees often play an unwitting role in many security incidents, from accidental data breaches to intentional malicious attacks. Unfortunately, most organizations don’t have the right protocols and processes to identify potential risks posed by their workforce. Based on a survey conducted by SANS Institute, 35% of respondents said they lack visibility into insider threats, while 30% […]

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The Needs of a Modernized SOC for Hybrid Cloud

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Cybersecurity has made a lot of progress over the last ten years. Improved standards (e.g., MITRE), threat intelligence, processes and technology have significantly helped improve visibility, automate information gathering (SOAR) and many manual tasks. Additionally, new analytics (UEBA/SIEM) and endpoint (EDR) technologies can detect and often stop entire classes of threats. Now we are seeing […]

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Security at the Masters

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The Masters is known for its many timeless traditions. The azaleas of Amen Corner. The Green Jacket. The pimento cheese sandwiches. But there’s also a modern twist with the way the Masters uses data as the foundation of its digital experience, enjoyed by millions around the world through the Masters website and app. However, as […]

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When Logs Are Out, Enhanced Analytics Stay In

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I was talking to an analyst firm the other day. They told me that a lot of organizations purchase a security information and event management (SIEM) solution and then “place it on the shelf.” “Why would they do that?” I asked. I spent the majority of my career in hardware — enterprise hardware, cloud hardware, […]

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