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7 STEPS TO A GRC RISK MANAGEMENT FRAMEWORK—2: LOCATE DATA

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In our first post on the seven steps to building a GRC-based risk management framework for information, we talked about step 1: identifying information that is important enough to warrant protection. Once you’ve identified information important enough to be protected, within its business context, you can move on to determining whether you actually have any…

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Turbocharge your Threat Detection and Response with Endpoint Data

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In 1860, Belgian inventor Jean Joseph Etienne Lenoir created a gas-fired internal combustion engine; it was the first internal combustion engine to be mass-produced in large numbers. The design wasn’t perfect by any means, but it was a large step forward, and countless engineers have continued to iterate on the concept even to this present…

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7 STEPS TO A GRC RISK MANAGEMENT FRAMEWORK—1: IDENTIFY INFORMATION

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Managing information risk can be a paralyzing challenge, given the amount of data and information that comes pouring in daily. It’s hard to know what information needs to be protected, let alone the most effective way to do it. RSA has developed a practical seven-step methodology for building a risk management framework for information. Derived…

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Operational Rhythm at the Black Hat 2017 NOC

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Operational rhythm is the term for the nebulous flow of information between parts of a team that makes it so effective. Who needs what, and when to be successful? In the Black Hat NOC, we have very little time to establish such a rhythm. However, a process for distributing critical information isn’t more important than…

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DON’T MISS RSA AT BLACK HAT USA 2017

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Wondering where you’ll find RSA at Black Hat? Where won’t you find RSA is more like it. In addition to hosting our Business Hall booth, where we’ll be showcasing the latest version of RSA NetWitness® Suite, you’ll find us in the Black Hat Network Operations Center (NOC), as well as in speaking sessions on some…

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Swinging for the Fences

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Did you know only approximately one in 200, or about 0.5%, of high school senior boys playing interscholastic baseball will eventually be drafted by an MLB team?  That includes all levels of professional baseball.  Only a small percentage of players drafted actually make it to the Major Leagues.   The competition to make it to the…

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DEMAND MORE FROM YOUR SIEM

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By Mike Adler, VP Product, NetWitness Suite If you’re like a lot of IT security professionals, you’ve always been able to rely on your SIEM to provide log data for threat detection. But that’s just not enough to keep up with all the new threats from new sources that are bombarding organizations today. Can your…

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Threat Hunting and the Cloud – A Dynamic Tension

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In the 1920s, fitness innovator Charles Atlas developed and introduced the Dynamic Tension exercise method. The essence of Dynamic Tension is that it pits muscle against muscle, with a workout intensifying proportionally for both muscles as force increases. As generations of comic book fans have learned since, nobody kicked sand in Charles Atlas’s face after…

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Hypothesis in Threat Hunting

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Today’s threat landscape requires organizations to operate more proactively to keep up with advanced and persistent threats. There is no doubt that the practice of threat hunting has emerged as a key capability to detect stealthy threat actors trying to gain access to the organizational IT infrastructure by evading traditional security measures. Hunting aims to…

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Nip Those Incidents in the Bud!

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I’m dating myself here, but I used to love to watch the Andy Griffith Show. I liked Andy’s calm demeanor as he tried to raise little Opie. Barney Fife was his neurotic sidekick. I enjoyed this exchange between the two of them as they discussed raising kids: Barney Fife: Well, today’s eight-year-olds are tomorrow’s teenagers.…

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