If recent attacks have taught anything, it’s that defenses are insufficient, and no entity can stand alone against the forces of nation-state adversaries. It’s time for enhanced data sharing under the umbrella of collective defense, says Brett Williams, co-founder of IronNet Cybersecurity.
It’s clear that in cyberspace individual companies are struggling to keep up against
the growing volume and sophistication of attacks, despite increasing investments.
There are no easy answers to cybersecurity, but we do know that a Collective Defense
strategy — where companies, sectors, states, and nations...
As existential threats present challenges that are much greater
than any single company or organization can manage alone,
the time is now to defend together… or get left behind.
Working with leading companies across sectors, we have
identified their shared cybersecurity pain points — and ways
we are solving...
Detecting threats doesn’t mark the end of a journey, but the start of a new one; a journey typically comprised of manual, time
consuming tasks, undertaken by an understaffed, overburdened team. The security talent capable of performing these tasks is
scarce, and hard to hire due to a tremendous skills shortage;...
The latest edition of the ISMG Security Report describes new details emerging from the SolarWinds supply chain hack investigation. Also featured: A discussion of why security education is so crucial in 2021 and tips on how to retain security and operations center analysts.
Based on the results of an independent survey of IT and IT security
practitioners, this second annual report looks at the latest trends in
security operations centers (SOC), both positive and negative. Here
presents an unvarnished view of the current state of SOC performance and
effectiveness based on responses...
Kubernetes has become the de facto operating system of the cloud. This rapid success is understandable, as Kubernetes makes it easy for developers to package their applications into portable microservices. However, Kubernetes can be challenging to operate. Teams often put off addressing security processes until they...
Security teams need to plan and prepare for a consistent security and compliance posture across a larger, more fluid ecosystem in the cloud. To cover the additional attack surface, it's important to know all the nooks and crannies, and what operates within them. One of these operators are the App Dev teams that...
Security teams need to plan and prepare for a consistent security and compliance posture across a larger, more fluid ecosystem in the cloud. To cover the additional attack surface, it's important to know all the nooks and crannies, and what operates within them. One of these operators are the App Dev teams that...
Establishing your SOC with the right technology, people, and process to protect your business from emerging threats can be a challenge for most security teams. Presenting multiple options to improve your efficiency of threat detection and response without adding headcount. This guide is designed to help you understand...
With more employees working remotely and a much heavier demand for telehealth services, entities need to consider extra, accelerated steps in keeping data and systems secure, says Martin Littmann, Kelsey-Seybold Clinic CISO, and Stephen Moore, a former security leader at Anthem.
When it comes to threat hunting, what are the complementary uses of SIEM and EDR technologies? What are the unique use cases for each, and how can they coexist? Sam Curry of Cybereason shares tips in advance of a virtual roundtable discussion.
The most powerful forces in our rapidly digitizing world are technologies that most of us don't know much about yet. Alone and in combination, new innovations in artificial intelligence, blockchain, natural language processing and 5G telecommunications will usher a decade of change that will make the last 10 years...
Staying ahead of advanced cyberthreats is hard. And detecting unknown or hidden threats is even harder.
Outdated solutions struggle to detect risks posed by insider threats, laterally moving malware and compromised accounts, partly because they're not built for today's cyberthreats, but also because the software...
Mitsubishi Electric says hackers exploited a zero-day vulnerability in its anti-virus software, prior to the vendor patching the flaw, and potentially stole trade secrets and employee data. The Japanese multinational firm announced the breach more than six months after detecting it in June 2019.
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