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6 Ways to Mitigate Risk While Expanding Access

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The World Economic Forum recently published a list of trends that are likely to shape the future of cybersecurity by 2030. The article names “progress in cybersecurity, but access must be widened” as a top trend. If these two goals seem contradictory, it’s because they are. Today’s business model requires that systems, people and devices have […]

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Now You SIEM, Now You Don’t —Six Failures of Cybersecurity

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Security information and event management (SIEM) frameworks are essential for enterprises to monitor, manage and mitigate the impact of evolving cyberattacks. As the number of threats and the financial impact of breaches increase, these frameworks are even more crucial. Consider ransomware. Since 2020, more than 130 different strains of these encryption and extortion efforts have […]

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A Journey in Organizational Resilience: Supply Chain and Third Parties

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The next stop on our journey focuses on those that you rely on: supply chains and third parties.  Working with external partners can be difficult. But, there is a silver lining. Recent attacks have resulted in an industry wake-up call when it comes to cybersecurity resilience. You see, the purpose of using external partners is […]

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Surge of New Digital Accounts During the Pandemic Leads to Lingering Security Side Effects

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How many online accounts did you open during the pandemic? A new survey examines the impact of this digital surge on risk to consumers and businesses alike. The unexpected nature of a global pandemic that washed over the entire world left everyone scrambling to maintain their daily activities and work as best they could. With […]

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Everyone Wants to Build a Cyber Range: Should You? Part 2

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The COVID-19 pandemic has shifted the way we work, and a large variety of teams have either gone virtual or hybrid, working remotely in some capacity, including IT and security teams. In a pandemic or other crisis, security teams that wish to stay sharp and continue to work on their incident response capabilities should consider […]

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What is Network Detection and Response and Why is it So Important?

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Networks are the foundation of today’s connected world. They allow millions of people, devices, apps and systems to talk with one another every minute of the day. Without networks, modern communication as we know it would cease to exist. Today’s organizations depend on networks and their critical role in overall IT infrastructure. So, it’s no […]

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Zero Trust or Bust: What It Is and Why It Matters to Data Security

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How many different ways can data be compromised? First, both external and internal threats can target it. External threats can come in the form of malware or ransomware. Meanwhile, internal threats can come from malicious insiders working from behind trusted accounts. Insiders can become a threat simply by clicking a phishing link or being tricked […]

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Turning Down the Noise: Adding Context to the SIEM With Modern Data Security

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Let’s say I tell you that my daughter crawled today. However, you don’t know if my daughter is an infant or 30 years old. If you ask, and I tell you my daughter is an infant, you still don’t know if she’s already been crawling or today marks the first time. If this is the […]

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BlueHat IL 2018, Vincent Le Toux & Benjamin Delpy’s ‘What Can Make Your Million Dollar SIEM Go Blind’

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