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Decoy File System’s overlay layer is a forensic tool that helps security teams piece together what happens during a cyberattack and collect key evidence in the aftermath of a breach.
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Security teams can better prepare for cyberattacks by leveraging the different types of threat intelligence to inform decision-making at various levels of the enterprise.
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If your security operations center (SOC) team is overwhelmed when it comes to cybersecurity, it’s time to consider AI to automate your time-consuming tasks.
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Security ecosystems and threat hunting techniques have evolved since the introduction of SIEM more than 15 years ago. Is your security intelligence strategy up to date?
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SOC leaders should benchmark against speed, intelligence and accuracy to effectively measure and, ultimately, improve their security operations workflow.
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There is no governing board or standard for cybersecurity solutions, so you can’t assume all products of a given type are either equal or interchangeable.
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The volume of CVE data is rapidly growing, and security teams need continuous visibility into their assets and associated risks to stay on top of emerging threats.
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A lot of things in the threat intelligence world have multiple names, and these aliases often complicate the process of researching and dealing with security threats.
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Even after a successful attack, security teams can still minimize the financial and reputational damage associated with a breach by following the IBM X-Force cyberattack framework.
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Becoming a JSON formatter, and packing up your data in a new way, can reduce or eliminate the need for custom work and save your security team precious time.
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