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Security professionals are stretched as thin as you can imagine. Their environments are fragmenting from just their data centers to a multitude of cloud services. Meanwhile, they’re having difficulty finding skilled staff, and their development t… Continue reading NIST releases guidance for risk assessment automation
While most of us make resolutions for personal change in the New Year, meaningful changes in our business lives require a bit more advanced planning. Especially when those changes require budgets, approvals and internal support. As SOC managers and di… Continue reading 4 Things SOC Managers Should CARE About in 2019
You don’t have to be an avid bookworm to find use for an e-book reader. Take your local wedding band for example: with a big repertoire of songs to cover, you don’t really want to drag huge folders full of chords and lyrics around, tediously browsing through them to find the correct one for every new song. Even the biggest tree corpse enthusiast cannot deny the comfort of an e-book reader here. And since turning the page boils down to simply changing the content on a display, you don’t necessarily need to use your hands for that either. With that …read more
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During the recent IBM Resilient year-end webinar, expert panelists discussed and debated the trends that defined 2018 and offered cybersecurity predictions on what the industry can expect in 2019.
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In this post, I will explain how you can implement disaster recovery failover for an application that has been built on Azure’s App Services and Azure SQL. Business Continuity One of the great things about Azure is how easy it can be to solve some of the old business & technology challenges, especially if you […]
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Despite the fact that the United States and China are currently in the middle of a 90-day “cease fire” in their ongoing trade war, with new tariffs on hold until March 2019 while the two countries try to reach agreement, not everyone is waiting around to see who comes out on top. In a recent press release, action camera manufacturer GoPro has announced their intention to move some production out of China in the face of potential tariff expansions; which many analysts fear will be the result of the current stalemate. That’s right, only some of their production is moving. …read more
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A robust, documented incident response plan is the foundation of a successful automation and orchestration program — but where do you begin?
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As engineering teams try to innovate at a faster pace, being able to maintain the quality, performance and security of the applications become much more important. Organizations have found huge success in improving their overall product quality while e… Continue reading Leveraging AI and automation for successful DevSecOps
The main characteristics of a SIEM leader are centered around innovation in early threat detection, adaptation to customer environments and strong market presence.
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Trello, the organizational tool owned by Atlassian, announced an acquisition of its very own this morning when it bought Butler for an undisclosed amount. What Butler brings to Trello is the power of automation, stringing together a bunch of commands to make something complex happen automatically. As Trello’s Michael Pryor pointed out in a blog […] Continue reading Trello acquires Butler to add power of automation