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To protect corporate data from insider threats, security teams should leverage cognitive-enabled UBA and IGI solutions to measure users’ risk scores.
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To effectively manage and remediate insider threats, the CISO must establish a comprehensive approach to governance, data analysis and incident response.
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Threat hunting enables security teams to improve incident response speed and accuracy. It also empowers them to remediate threats proactively.
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According to IBM X-Force data, cybercriminals have been targeting industrial control systems in the energy and utilities sector at an increasing rate.
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I don’t actually run this SOC (or any other) 🙂 But…but, as a certified “blue team” member, I’m pretty excited with the crop of new companies and ideas that are springing up in the area of SOC analysis, Deception technology, Lateral/external movement, etc. Some of the cool new(ish) vendors that I am falling deeply in … Continue reading I run this SOC! Continue reading I run this SOC!
Cybersecurity company Forcepoint, as part of its intensifying focus on what it calls “human first security,” is buying RedOwl, which specializes in using data analytics to measure and manage insider risk. Austin, Texas-based Forcepoint announced the acquisition Monday, saying RedOwl’s analytics platform would be on sale immediately and over time would be integrated into its full range of products. Executives declined to reveal the terms of the acquisition. “If the cybersecurity industry fails to put people at the center, it is certain to fall short in helping customers protect their most vital assets,” said Forcepoint CEO Matthew Moynahan, in a statement. “Forcepoint is absolutely committed to empowering customers with human-centric security systems,” and the Baltimore-based RedOwl “fits squarely into this promise,” he said. Cloud computing, mobile technology and rapid changes to infrastructure are making traditional perimeter cybersecurity “a fallacy,” explained Bharath Vasudevan, senior director for Forcepoint’s data and insider threat security business. “By focusing on how, when, where and why […]
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An acute care center has begun notifying patients of a security incident that might have compromised their medical records. In the late spring of 2017, UC Health first learned about a security event affecting the Daniel Drake Center for Post-Acute Care (DDC), one of its health system members. Between 29 July 2015 and 2 June […]… Read More
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The new Data Insight feature for IBM Security Guardium enables analysts to more effectively monitor database access during security breaches.
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By Jason Scheidemantel, Marketing Intern In an environment where nearly 8.4 billion devices are connected to the internet, it’s not unusual to question the security of your personal identifiable information (PII). Cyber threats from hackers exploit vulnerabilities in security and cost businesses around the world billions of USD every year. If asked to picture a […]
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According to a new SANS survey, 40 percent of respondents rated malicious insiders (insiders who intentionally do harm) as the most damaging threat vector their companies faced. Furthermore, nearly half (49 percent) said they were in the process of developing a formal incident response plan with provisions to address insider threat. This further illustrates the urgency with which companies are moving to address this threat vector. “We are encouraged to see organizations recognizing malicious insiders … More → Continue reading Most damaging threat vector for companies? Malicious insiders